March 10, 2017
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With White House Embracing Climate Denial, Will Corporate Media Treat It as Science?
If the public rollout of the Trump administration’s new EPA administrator, Scott Pruitt, is any indication, the Earth’s climate will suffer even greater, irreversible damage during the next four years. And the corporate media’s coverage of it may only make it worse. Continue reading
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Vault 7: The WikiLeaks Revelations and the Crimes of US Imperialism
10 Marcg 2017 — Global Research America in Turmoil: From Deep State Insurgency to Deep State Spying – WikiLeaks’ Vault 7 By Joachim Hagopian, March 10 2017 The latest CIA crimes constitute an unprecedented assault allowing deep state to infiltrate and attack us through malware embedded in our iPhones, Android computer applications as well as smart TVs in order to Continue reading
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Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Made in Britain, Tested on Yemenis: The Reality of Working for the “Bomb-makers”
Tucking into steak and chips, the 25-year-old talks of moving in with his girlfriend, his good pay at the nearby BAE factory – £40,000, almost twice the local average – and the security it brings. And then he thinks of the people those planes will be sent to kill. Continue reading
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ICH Headlines 9 March 2017
9 March 2017 — Information Clearing House Disgraceful : U.S. Support for War Crimes in Yemen Continues By Daniel Larison Trump has approved a resumption of weapons sales that critics have linked to Saudi Arabia’s bombing of civilians in Yemen. Continue reading
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Trump Invades Syria, Mosul: Humanitarian Catastrophe, Erdogan’s Illusionary Ottoman Empire
9 March 2017 — Global Research Trump Invades Syria By Daniel McAdams, March 09 2017 Although the Syrian army, with its ally Russia, has made significant gains against ISIS over the past week or so, the Washington Post is reporting tonight that President Trump has for the first time sent regular US military personnel into that country in combat positions. This Continue reading
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Heatwave frequency rises twice as fast in the poorest countries By Ian Angus
New research proves that the countries least responsible for global warming, those least able to adapt, have already been hit much harder by deadly extremes than rich nations — and the gap is growing Continue reading
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The European Parliament has just dealt a major blow to the Link Tax
A closely-watched report on the proposed laws from key MEP Therese Comodini Cachia recommends that the controversial “Link Tax” proposal be removed from the legislation. This is a huge step forward! Continue reading