Author: David Icke
Fraternal Order Of Police President: Anti-Police Protests Discouraging Applicants
‘Michael Brown. Eric Garner. Tamir Rice. Wenjian Liu. Rafael Ramos. These are just a few of the lives that have been claimed by officer-civilian shootings over the last three years. What happened during these incidents […]
‘Don’t compare EU with US’: Fracking costs exceed benefits for Europe, study says
‘The impact of fracking on the environment and health in Europe is disproportionate to the gains derived from this drilling method, a new study says, adding that its cost effectiveness is also under question. “We […]
UN officials accused of bowing to Israeli pressure over children’s rights list
‘Senior UN officials in Jerusalem have been accused of caving in to Israeli pressure to abandon moves to include the state’s armed forces on a UN list of serious violators of children’s rights. UN officials […]
In Italy, They’re Now Taxing Shadows
‘As Greece struggles to convince the world it’s serious about adopting a series of reforms designed to bolster its economy including cracking down on rampant tax evasion, the Syriza government may want to look to […]
Unemployment claims soar as U.S. industry collapses; MSM touts growth in lowest-paying jobs instead
According to published reports, the U.S. economy grew by nearly 300,000 jobs in February, making the unemployment rate fall to 5.5 percent – the lowest of President Obama’s tenure – so the nation is well […]
Making Babies Scared of Bunnies: The Roots of Fear in Advertising
‘“Fear is as primal a factor as love in influencing personality,” wrote psychologists John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner in 1920. “Fear does not gather its potency in any derived manner from love. It belongs […]
Jerusalem at boiling point of polarisation and violence – EU report
‘A hard-hitting EU report on Jerusalem warns that the city has reached a dangerous boiling point of “polarisation and violence” not seen since the end of the second intifada in 2005. Calling for tougher European […]
Cuba – Between a Rock and a Hard Place
On 17 December 2014, President Obama declared that 55 years of embargo didn’t work in bringing ‘freedom’ to Cuba. He proposed reestablishing diplomatic relations with the southern neighbor. An emotion of joy shook the world, […]
Yemen: American Weapons Once More ‘Landed Up in the Wrong Hands’. Mistakenly in the Hands of Al Qaeda
‘Oops! There goes another half billion dollars’ worth of war material lost to another enemy. This time in Yemen where until a few weeks ago President Obama could readily tout Yemen as the one foreign […]
Thousands protest new water charges in Ireland
‘Thousands of people have taken to the streets in the Irish capital, Dublin, in protest against controversial water charges, introduced as part of the country’s bailout deal with international creditors. On Saturday, the demonstrators gathered […]