Journalists listed as potential combatants in Pentagon’s updated ‘Law of War’
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Glued to the Screen: Inside a 3rd Grade Classroom Where Kids Spend 75% of the Day on iPads
‘When the 24 third-graders in Morgan Mercaldi’s class arrive at the Jackson Avenue School every morning, they take their iPads out of their backpacks and put them on their desks. The tablets will remain there, or in hands and laps, until the children put them in their packs to take them home. Last year Mercaldi […]
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Jeb Bush Is Polling at 73% — Among the World’s Richest Bankers and CEOs
‘It’s happening. As expected, dynastic politics is prevailing in campaign 2016. After a tease about as long as Hillary’s, Jeb Bush (aka Jeb!) officially announced his presidential bid last week. Ultimately, the two of them will fight it out for the White House, while the nation’s wealthiest influencers will back their ludicrously expensive gambit. And […]
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As Middle East Burns, It’s Business as Usual for UK Arms Trade
‘In the heart of London Docklands this September, international arms dealers will be schmoozing over cappuccinos and paninis in the bi-yearly “Defence & Security Equipment International” arms fair. As the Middle East burns and U.K. discourse on human rights becomes increasingly threadbare, it will be business as usual for the profiteers, as the DSEI fair […]
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Big Pharma: How They Manipulate American Medical Doctors
‘The New England Journal of Medicine, under the editorship of Marcia Angell, MD, published a study in the May 18, 2000 issue whose principle author was the chief of Brown University’s Department of Psychiatry. The academic psychiatrist had reportedly made $500,000 in one year doing consultancy “work” for various psycho-pharmaceutical companies that marketed antidepressant drugs. […]
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Israel abducts nine after Syrians ‘lynch’ Takfiri
‘Israeli forces have abducted nine Syrian Druze residents after members of the religious community killed a Takfiri terrorist in Syria’s Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. The abductions came after a group of Syrian Druze attacked a military ambulance taking anti-Syria Takfiri militants for treatment on Monday. One militant was killed, while another militant and two Israeli soldiers […]
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UK guiding US deadly drone strikes: Snowden
‘Documents provided by the former US National Security Agency (NSA) contractor have shown that British intelligence service aided Washington’s controversial targeted killing outside recognized war zones, two reports say. Documents leaked by Edward Snowden show tight cooperation between the NSA and Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) relation to drone strikes outside recognized war zones, The […]
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Pentagon Rewrites the Rules of Death
The Pentagon has released a book of instructions on the “law of war,” detailing acceptable ways of killing the enemy. The manual also states that journalists can be labeled “unprivileged belligerents,” an obscure term that replaced “enemy combatant.” The 1,176-page “Department of Defense Law of War Manual” explains that shooting, exploding, bombing, stabbing, or cutting the enemy are acceptable ways of getting the job done, but the use of poison or asphyxiating gases is not allowed. Surprise attacks and killing retreating troops have also been given the green light. But the lengthy manual doesn’t only talk about protocol for those … Continue reading →
Helen Keller and Mark Twain
Everybody can benefit from having a friend. They can help us get through the tough times or just help us save a few bucks with a ride to the airport. Bonds of friendship can be formed through many different ways such as common interests, sharing hardships, or even geographical proximity. Look close enough, and you will find friendships in the unlikeliest of places. 10 Arthur Conan Doyle & Harry Houdini After establishing himself as a renowned escapologist, Harry Houdini spent the latter half of his career debunking the supernatural and exposing fake psychics. Conan Doyle, on the other hand, was … Continue reading →
Blinded by Automotive Love?
I have written on the subject of extending car loans before, but new information has me compelled to warn people again of the dangers of stretching out a car loan to achieve an affordable payment. Believe me, I get it…it is easy to get caught up in the phenomenon of the new car smell. You saw a car that looked great to you, your old car is tired, and you want the latest and greatest new model out there. You go to a dealership, take that test drive, and the love affair begins. You are blinded by they styling, the … Continue reading →
Lessons From the Grave
Two years ago this month, the young and ambitious investigative journalist Michael Hastings died in a mysterious fiery car crash. Investigators and journalists have confirmed some startling revelations regarding the accident in the past two years, though the truth of what really happened to Hastings could have been buried with him. Hastings was known for challenging conventional wisdom and investigating authority at the highest levels. With a Polk Award-winning article in Rolling Stone, he brought down General Stanley McChrystal, commander of NATO’s International Security Assistance Force and US Forces-Afghanistan. At the time of his death, Hastings had been working on … Continue reading →
The Psychology of Flirtation
Have you ever wondered to yourself, “Was that person just flirting with me?” This may not only happen at a bar or party. It could be after a pleasant exchange at the supermarket, a few shared glances at a coffee shop, or following a more involved conversation at a social event. It is important to read these situations properly because the line between friendly and more than friends can be difficult to discern. First off, it is important to realise that when men and women look at the same behavior, men are more likely see behaviors as more flirtatious, seductive … Continue reading →
Camelot Revealed
A set of never-before-seen photos of the Kennedy family, which features images of former President John F. Kennedy, his wife Jacqueline and their two children, will be put up for auction this week. The 79 candid images were previously owned by the family’s nanny Maud Shaw, who watched the couple’s children Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. for seven years, much of which was spent in the White House. The pictures, along with a custom-made maternity dress the First Lady wore while pregnant with John in 1960, are being sold as one lot by Nate D. Sanders Auctions on Thursday, June … Continue reading →
Professor: I Chose Not To Have Children
A white Ivy League professor has taken to the pages of the Huffington Post to condemn her own race, declaring that she chose never to reproduce because her children would simply inherit white privilege. What do you think? Ali Michael, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s (Penn) Graduate School of Education, was prompted to write by the Rachel Dolezal saga, in which the head of Spokane’s NAACP branch was revealed to be a white woman who simply identifies as black and has assimilated into black culture. Dolezal’s aspiration to forsake whiteness and embrace a new race, Michael says, is … Continue reading →