Osborne’s Cuts in the UK Mirrored By Foreign Aid Spending Abroad
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Kiev Spends Final Part of Budget to Fight Against Alleged ‘Eastern Threat’
‘The Ukrainian army is expected to receive 400 vehicles and other military equipment by the end of the year. The country is on the verge of bankruptcy, but Poroshenko prefers to invest in the defense industry, Austrian Contra Magazin wrote. Austrian journalist Marco Mayer argued that the policy of Ukrainian politicians has reached high levels […]
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Consumers Not Following Orders
‘Last week the government reported personal income and spending for April. After months of blaming non-existent consumer spending on cold weather, shockingly occurring during the Winter, the captured mainstream media pundits, Ivy League educated Wall […]
Immigration leads to 50 per cent cuts in council spending, IFS finds
‘Rising population levels fuelled by large numbers of immigrants has helped to contribute to a near-50 per cent cut in council services in parts of the country, leading forecasters have found. A study of council […]
Government pledges £300m on research into dementia which affects 850,000 in the UK (how does that compare with the money spent killing people in fake wars?)
‘More than £300m is to be spent by the government on research into dementia, the prime minister has announced. David Cameron said an international dementia institute would be established in England over the next five […]
US military budget, war funding ‘very disturbing’
‘America’s massive military spending is ‘very disturbing,’ taking into account the country’s urgent domestic needs, an American international relations scholar says. ‘It’s very upsetting that the military budget of the United States is even higher […]
Quietly classifying US spending on Afghanistan
‘With the drawdown nearly complete – less than 12,000 American troops are left in Afghanistan – the US military classified large amounts of key information about its billion-dollar projects in the war-ravaged nation. It was […]
Just four purchases enough to ID you, despite anonymized credit card data (Use Cash)
‘Anonymized credit card data – only locations and times of purchases made – are enough to identify a person, a new MIT study shows. Shopping habits are so unique, that knowledge of only four transactions […]