5 July 2018 — OpenMedia
We did it! Today, the European Parliament voted to reject the proposed copyright proposal, which includes the dangerous Link Tax and Censorship Machine provisions.1
Day: July 5, 2018
British Government Peddles Warmed Over Novichok Muck
4 July 2018 — Moon of Alabama
It seems that Theresa May felt a need to stoke some more Russia hate:
Just as the World Cup had forced the British media to grudgingly acknowledge the obvious truth that Russia is an extremely interesting country inhabited, like everywhere else, by mostly pleasant and attractive people, we have a screaming reprise of the “Salisbury incident” dominating the British media.
All British media outlets report of a middle-aged British couple, Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley, who fell seriously ill in Amesbury, a town near Salisbury and near the British chemical weapon site Porton Down. The couple were transported to the Salisbury hospital. They were first suspected to have taken drugs but the police now speaks (vid) of a “potential exposure to an unknown substance” and that they “remain in a critical condition”. [Update – July 5: British officials now say the two were poisoned with “Novichok”.]
'Novichok': Here we go again!
5 July 2018 — Global Research – Craig Murray
The Amesbury Mystery. The “Novichok” Nerve Gas Used against the Skripals is “Extremely Persistent” By Craig Murray
We are continually presented with experts by the mainstream media who will validate whatever miraculous property of “novichok” is needed to fit in with the government’s latest wild anti-Russian story. Tonight Newsnight wheeled out a chemical weapons expert to tell us that “novichok” is “extremely persistent” and therefore that used to attack the Skripals could still be lurking potent on a bush in a park.
Yet only three months ago we had this example of scores from the MSM giving the same message which was the government line at that time: Continue reading
‘Novichok’: Here we go again!
5 July 2018 — Global Research – Craig Murray
The Amesbury Mystery. The “Novichok” Nerve Gas Used against the Skripals is “Extremely Persistent” By Craig Murray
We are continually presented with experts by the mainstream media who will validate whatever miraculous property of “novichok” is needed to fit in with the government’s latest wild anti-Russian story. Tonight Newsnight wheeled out a chemical weapons expert to tell us that “novichok” is “extremely persistent” and therefore that used to attack the Skripals could still be lurking potent on a bush in a park.
Yet only three months ago we had this example of scores from the MSM giving the same message which was the government line at that time: Continue reading
Black Agenda Report for Wednesday July 4, 2018: Anti-Lynching Bill a Sham, Ocasio-Cortez and the Left; Political Theater
5 July 2018 — Black Agenda Report
Black Caucus Support for Anti-Lynching Law is a Sham
– Glen Ford , BAR executive editor
If Rep. Bobby Rush’s anti-lynching bill were to have more than symbolic value, it would make it easier to convict the cops of lynching — since they are by far the main perpetrators. Continue reading
Global Breaking News on GMOs and Pesticides 4 July 2018
4 July 2018 — Sustainable Pulse
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Loophole Could Exempt Over 10,000 GMO Foods from GMO Labeling Law
Loopholes proposed by the Trump administration could exempt over 10,000 – or one out of six – genetically modified foods from a new GMO disclosure law, according to an EWG analysis. The draft rule may exempt foods produced with GMOs if the food products contain highly refined GMO sugars and oils. There is a high rate of […] The post Loophole Could Exempt Over 10,000 GMO Foods from GMO Labeling Law appeared first on Sustainable Pulse.
