Category: Aggregated

The Flu Shot Remains The Most Dangerous Vaccine

Turn off & stop using devices, Samsung tells all Galaxy Note 7 users over explosion concerns

Russia to establish permanent naval base at Syria’s Tartus

Israeli forces abduct 52 Palestinians across occupied W Bank

Chemnitz manhunt: Bomb plot suspect captured… by Syrian refugees, not by German police

Egypt denies talks on hosting Russian airbase

Burundi bans three UN human rights investigators from entering African country

Russia and Turkey seal TurkStream deal

Oslo and Washington mulling marine deployment on Nordic soil

1.4 million people in dire need of aid in Haiti: UN

…pretends to do investigative reporting. Before the United States permitted a terrifying way of interrogating prisoners, government lawyers and intelligence officials assured themselves of one crucial outcome. They knew that the methods inflicted on terrorism suspects would be painful, shocking and far beyond what the country had ever accepted. But none of it, they concluded, would cause long lasting psychological harm. Fifteen years later, it is clear they were wrong. How the story has changed, from “we don’t torture,” to “well maybe a little, but it yields great intelligence,” to “we don’t do it in horrific ways anymore,” to “we … Continue reading →

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This keynote address was delivered at the 2016 meeting of the Property and Freedom Society. I At repeated requests from many sides – and given my already advanced stage in life – I have deemed it appropriate to take this opportunity to speak a bit about myself. Not about my private life, of course, but about my work. And not about all subjects – and there are several to which I have made some, however, little contribution in the course of the years – but one subject only. The one subject, where I consider my contribution the most important: the … Continue reading →

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We all know Trump is a showman, but who expected him to horn in on the legendary Houdini’s act? Observe the PWTB’s curve ball set-up that became a boomerang: 1.  Billy Bush suddenly recalls a bantering conversation he once had with Trump before taping a television show.  Searches for the date.  Calls uncle. Tape retrieved.  Bushs tip HRC campaign. 2. First debate Hitlery showing orchestrated by agreement and collaboration with Lester Holt via political intermediaries.  Regime media delivers hosannas to La Brigada, a week of positive news reports follow.  (After last Friday’s events, a review of Hitlery’s smugly smiling first debate performance screams “I … Continue reading →

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Let me say it right up front: yes, soldiers are culpable. I have maintained for years now the following propositions: Governments don’t kill, people do. You can’t have a war without soldiers. The state needs willing servants to do its dirty work. Only the troops can stop the drive to war. Killing in an unjust war is murder. Soldiers should be blamed for the death and destruction they mete out. Soldiers are responsible for the death and destruction they bring. The real heroes are those who refuse to fight. Yet, many Americans go to great lengths to excuse and defend … Continue reading →

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“Hence we may learn the lesson that on seizing a state, the usurper should make haste to inflict what injuries he must, at a stroke, that he may not have to renew them daily but be enabled by their discontinuance to reassure men’s minds, and afterward win them over by benefits.… Injuries, therefore, should be inflicted all at once, that their ill savor being less lasting may the less offend; whereas, benefits should be conferred little by little, that so they may be more fully relished. – Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince, Book VIII Everything is in place. Do you see … Continue reading →

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