NATO plans to station rotating force near Russia border

‘Stuck in Cold War’: Beijing says won’t play role in Hollywood-style movie directed by US military

Avigdor Lieberman officially sworn in as Israeli war minister

New North Korea missile launch ended in failure: South

The number of ‘whistleblowers’ that have emerged over the years regarding the ongoing ‘war against terror’ is truly eye-opening. Unfortunately, many remain innocently ignorant given the fact that mainstream corporate media will not touch this stuff. They are, however, very quick to jump on the ‘terrorist’ bandwagon when an alleged attack is carried out, supposedly by ‘The Islamic State.’ As prominent author and Canadian economist Dr. Michel Chossudovsky said, a statement that’s been used in several articles here at Collective Evolution: We are dealing with a criminal undertaking at a global level…The global war on terrorism…is fake, it’s based on … Continue reading →

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IMAGE CREDIT: HARLEQUEEN VIA WIKIMEDIA COMMONS // CC BY-SA 2.0 Superstition is a fascinating thing. It tends to arise in times of turmoil or uncertainty, and it gives us a way to feel like we’re in control of a situation. But it can also be a great window into the way people think. Here are 15 surprising historical good-luck theories from around the world. 1. WEAR YOUR UNDERPANTS INSIDE OUT. If you want to guarantee yourself a good year, you’ll need to do as Colombian people do and put on a pair of yellow underpants, inside out, on December 31. At … Continue reading →

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By Dr. Mercola In 1931, Dr. Otto Warburg won the Nobel Prize  Physiology or Medicine for his discovery that cancer cells have a fundamentally different energy metabolism compared to healthy cells. Most experts consider him to be the greatest biochemist of the 20th century. His lab staff also included Hans Krebs, Ph.D., after whom the Krebs cycle1 was named. The Krebs cycle refers to the oxidative reduction pathways that occur in the mitochondria. So just how does the metabolic inflexibility of cancer cells differ from healthy cells? A cell can produce energy in two ways: aerobically, in the mitochondria, or … Continue reading →

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The Saker reports that Russia is preparing for World War III, not because Russia intends to initiate aggression but because Russia is alarmed by the hubris and arrogance of the West, by the demonization of Russia, by provocative military actions by the West, by American interference in the Russian province of Chechnya and in former Russian provinces of Ukraine and Georgia, and by the absence of any restraint from Western Europe on Washington’s ability to foment war. Like Steven Starr, Stephen Cohen, myself, and a small number of others, the Saker understands the reckless irresponsibility of convincing Russia that the … Continue reading →

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It’s that bizarre time of year, when daredevil challengers take part in the famous Cooper’s Hill cheese rolling competition. Champion chaser Chris Anderson won the competition again, securing an incredible 17th race win, after leaving his rivals for dust. The 28-year-old soldier may love competing in the unusual race but admits he absolutely hates cheese. He dedicated his win in memory of a friend who recently passed away. “It’s brilliant, I’m really happy. My friend Izzy John sadly passed away recently so this is for him and his family. He won it multiple times,” he said. “Cheese rolling is really … Continue reading →

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NB: I know Hornberger has today replied to my latest post on the topic of open borders; this post below is not in reply to Jacob’s post of today.  I have been chewing on the below post for a couple of days and have decided that more chewing isn’t going to help. I am not sure I will reply to Hornberger’s post of today.  I think we are talking past each other.  I am feeling that my points are either ignored or misrepresented; I do not put this solely on Jacob, as it takes two to effectively communicate (or not).  … Continue reading →

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Do “blue lives” matter more than other lives? According to Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards, they do. He signed a new law last week making attacks on armed government workers – you know, cops – a “hate crime” subject to harsher and additional penalties than would otherwise apply. Edwards – a former armed government worker himself – has an interesting view of crime and punishment, as well as of rights. These vary in degree according to such things as the color of the uniform one wears. Punch a mere peon (not uniformed) in the face because you hate the guy’s … Continue reading →

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Returning to the United States in an election year, I am struck by the silence. I have covered four presidential campaigns, starting with 1968; I was with Robert Kennedy when he was shot and I saw his assassin, preparing to kill him. It was a baptism in the American way, along with the salivating violence of the Chicago police at the Democratic Party’s rigged convention. The great counter-revolution had begun. The first to be assassinated that year, Martin Luther King, had dared link the suffering of African-Americans and the people of Vietnam. When Janis Joplin sang, “Freedom’s just another word … Continue reading →

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They say a man’s house is his castle, but some homes are definitely an acquired taste. As humans have reached every corner of the globe, they have also fought tooth and nail to create a patch of land to call their own – occasionally in the most bizarre places. The following pictures show houses in locations that would take a sturdy backbone to sleep in. From the house perched perilously atop a towering rock in Georgia to the only building on an entire Icelandic island, some abodes look straight out of a Tolkien fantasy. Whether they hang over a cluster … Continue reading →

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Let’s face it, sleaze is to professional party-givers what jail is to burglars: an occupational hazard. I’ve been reading about parties in Cannes, described in glowing terms by stars-in-their-eyes hacks who should, but do not, know better. Well, dear readers of Taki’s Magazine, I’m afraid I’ve been there and done it all and believe you me, “squalor” is the operative word. Obscene publicity-seekers posing as role models, sartorial decay, and a chronic inability to keep their clothes on is the order of the day. Cannes used to be fun, during the ’50s. Eden Roc, the restaurant and swimming pool of … Continue reading →

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The Last of the Freemen – Carl Trotz Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania – Erik Larson The Confessions of Congressman X – Congressman X Against the State: An Anarcho-Capitalist Manifesto – Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. Liar Liar Cruz on Fire: Exposing the Biggest Fraud in US Political History – Paul W LeBon A History of Medieval Europe: From Constantine to Saint Louis – R.H.C. Davis America’s Great Depression – Murray N. Rothbard Battlefield America: The War on the American People – John W. Whitehead Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again – Donald J. Trump Jeb! and the Bush Crime Family: The Inside Story of an … Continue reading →

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