20 September 2019 • 21:45 — The New Dark Age
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Driving to Colombia? New photos show Juan Guaido in car with ‘drug cartel gangster’
Houthi Attack on Saudi Oil Fields – a False Flag?
https://journal-neo.org/2019/09/20/houthi-attack-on-saudi-oil-fields-a-false-flag/
20 September 2019 • 21:45 — The New Dark Age
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‘We’ll respond to US plots, all the way from the Mediterranean Sea to the Indian Ocean,’ Iran warns Washington
https://on.rt.com/a22l
20 September 2019 • 21:40 — The New Dark Age
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New Peace Initiative: Houthis Case All Missile, Drone Attacks On Saudi Arabia
18 September 2019 — Black Agenda Report
The history of liberated Angola, like the history of the world, cannot be told by humanity’s oppressors.
What I want to do here is something very simple. I want to explain how I began to search for Agostinho Neto. I also want to explain the perspective that shapes this search.[i]
20 September 2019 — New Eastern Outlook
Is it time for a new Declaration of Independence? If true individual choice and truth are any factor of freedom, the writing is on the wall not just in the United States, but globally. The wealth divide that has grown into an impenetrable wall between the elites and the rest of us, it’s only a symptom of decaying set of ideas that have long since lost their luster. We simply must move on to another plan, a plan devised from innovative thinkers.
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18 September 2019 — The Wolf Report: Non-confidential analysis for the anti-investor
1. Staggering under the weight of its overproduction, capitalism spies in the visage of its recent savior, China, the image of its once and future enemy, China. Every thing that was the producer of “recovery,” “growth,” “expansion,” — fracked oil, microprocessors, corn, soybeans, smartphones, flat screens, container ships, becomes a relation of relapse, decline, contraction.
20 September 2019 — True Publica
By Anthony Barnett: We in the UK are on the verge of embracing, if only through resignation, disbelief, tabloid pugilism and sheer damn tiredness, a new variant of despotism. One that will be policed and lubricated by state surveillance if it succeeds – a danger that Paul Mason set out in the Guardian. The comic photo-opportunities of Prime Minister Johnson with a bull and a kipper are contrived. Their aim to encourage us to lower our guard and regard his government as irrational bluster and boosterism. Whereas he and his hedge-fund backers seek to turn us into the playthings of deregulated capitalism.
19 September 2019 — Climate & Capitalism
We seldom receive enough new books to justify two columns in one month, but our red and green bookshelf is overflowing …
Climate & Capitalism can’t review every book we receive, but this column lists and links to those that seem relevant to our mission, along with brief descriptions. Titles described here may be reviewed in future. Inclusion does not imply endorsement, or that we agree with everything (or even anything!) these books say.
