3 May 2019 19:29 — The New Dark Age
Black Women Political Prisoners of the Police State
https://dissidentvoice.org/2019/05/black-women-political-prisoners-of-the-police-state/
Britain: Assange begins fight against extradition from jail
http://www.marxist.com/britain-assange-begins-fight-against-extradition-from-jail.htm Continue reading
3 May 2019 18:15 — The New Dark Age
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Anti-War Voices on Both Sides Warn of Coming CIA Provocation to Kill Guaidó, Blame Maduro
https://www.mintpressnews.com/anti-war-voices-warn-of-cia-provocation-to-kill-guaido-blame-maduro/258178/
After 30-A: Justice or War, Impunity or Peace, That is the Dilemma. Communiqué of Social Organizations
https://libya360.wordpress.com/2019/05/03/after-30-a-justice-or-war-impunity-or-peace-that-is-the-dilemma-communique-of-social-organizations/ Continue reading
26 April 2019 — Local Futures
In recent months there’s been a lot of talk about 5G – the next generation of wireless technology. 5G is being touted as a necessary step to the ‘internet of things’ – a world in which our refrigerators alert us when we’re low on milk, our baby’s diapers tell us when they need to be changed, and Netflix is available everywhere, all the time. But what we’re not hearing is that evidence-based studies worldwide have clearly established the harmful effects of human exposure to pulsed radiofrequency radiation from cell towers, cell phones and other devices – and that 5G will make the problem exponentially worse.
3 May 2019 — SumofUs
Bayer’s bosses just suffered a massive blow: this has never happened before. Last Friday Bayer gathered its investors for what it hoped would be a run of the mill annual meeting. But after a marathon 13 hours, 55.5% of Bayer’s aown shareholders voted against the Bayer board.
3 May 2019 — Electronic Intifada
Federica Mogherini, the EU’s foreign policy chief, greets Benjamin Netanyahu during his 2017 visit to Brussels. (Council of the European Union)
Oscar Wilde wrote that “the truth is rarely pure and never simple.”
The French diplomat Gerard Araud has – unintentionally, no doubt – overturned that observation. He has shown how the truth is often simple and rarely accepted.
3 May 2019 — Strategic Culture Foundation
The lawlessness of the US government, or more accurately “regime”, knows no bounds, as can be seen more than ever from the failed coup attempt in Venezuela this week.
The initial so-called “uprising” by a tiny group of Venezuelan military – reportedly armed with US assault rifles instead of standard firearms – was blatantly incited by senior White House officials on prime time media. The misconduct openly engaged in by the US is in total violation of international law and UN Charter principles upholding the sovereignty of nations.
2 May 2019 — Greanville Post – The Grayzone
The Grayzone’s Anya Parampil joined Tucker Carlson on Fox News to discuss the corporate media’s abysmal coverage of the US-led coup attempt against Venezuela’s democratically elected government.
3 May 2019 — In Defence of Marxism
Alan Woods discusses the battle in the Labour Party over the question of a second referendum on Britain’s EU membership. The Tories are torn apart over Brexit, yet rather than uniting behind their party leader, right-wing Labour MPs are putting their energies into attacking Jeremy Corbyn. Sooner or later, judgement day will come for Theresa May, and the opportunity for Corbyn’s Labour to form a government will present itself. But how will Corbyn deal with the wreckers in his ranks, and the question of the EU?
3 May 2019 — National Security Archive
30 April 2019 — Voltaire Network
The radical opposition in Venezuela has again resorted to violent methods of confrontation. Instead of seeking to settle political disputes peacefully, it has adopted a course of escalating the conflict, provoking violations of public order and staging clashes with the involvement of the armed forces.
2 May 2019 — People’s Dispatch
After defeating a coup attempt by the right-wing opposition, the people of Venezuela mobilized in great numbers to commemorate International Workers’ Day, and to demonstrate their support for the government of Nicolás Maduro.
Nicolás Maduro salutes the masses on May 1. Photo: Twitter
3 May 2019 — Moon of Alabama
After the failed coup attempt in Venezuela at least some people recognize the reality that its government has significant support. The coup’s failure necessitates a new policy. Unfortunately John Bolton is the man in charge of it. He is likely to push for a war.
2 May 2019 — National Security Archive
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