24 September 2020
Day: September 24, 2020
Bill Gates’ Global Agenda and How We Can Resist His War on Life
21 September 2020 — Independent Science News
By Vandana Shiva
In March 2015, Bill Gates showed an image of the coronavirus during a TED Talk and told the audience that it was what the greatest catastrophe of our time would look like. The real threat to life, he said, is ‘not missiles, but microbes.’ When the coronavirus pandemic swept over the earth like a tsunami five years later, he revived the war language, describing the pandemic as ‘a world war’.
‘The coronavirus pandemic pits all of humanity against the virus,’ he said.
The Perversion of Science to Clear the Way for the Imposition of Compulsory Vaccines
24 September 2020 — — Global Research
The quest to claim the prestige of science is one of the major themes accompanying the rush of the rich and powerful to seize more wealth and political clout during the so-called “great reset” presently underway. Much controversy has surrounded the use of hydroxychloroquine as a cheap and readily available remedy for COVID-19.
Hunger Will Kill Us Before Coronavirus: The Thirty-Ninth Newsletter (2020)
24 September 2020 — Tricontinental
Baasanjav Choijiljav (Mongolia), Promise, 2018.
Dear friends,
Greetings from the desk of the Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research.
In April 2020, a month after the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the pandemic, the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP) warned that the numbers of people who lived with acute hunger around the world would double due to COVID-19 by the end of 2020 ‘unless swift action is taken’. A report from the Global Network Against Food Crises – which is comprised by the WFP, the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO), and the European Union – said that the pandemic would ensure the highest level of food insecurity since 2017.
Nations Should Begin Removing Facebook, Twitter, and Google from Their Information Space
24 September 2020 — Land Destroyer
Legal options are a start. The ultimate goal should be replacing Facebook, Twitter, and Google with local alternatives like Russia, China, and many other nations are already doing.
(Tony Cartalucci – LD) – The Thai government has begun legal proceedings against US-based social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter, and Google. This comes at a time when nations around the globe have begun pushing back against the abusive American tech firms and their role in advancing US foreign policy and in particular, illegal US interventions including war.
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Your Man in the Public Gallery: Assange Hearing Day 16
24 September 2020 — Craig Murray
On Wednesday the trap sprang shut, as Judge Baraitser insisted the witnesses must finish next week, and that no time would be permitted for preparation of closing arguments, which must be heard the immediate following Monday. This brought the closest the defence have come to a protest, with the defence pointing out they have still not addressed the new superseding indictment, and that the judge refused their request for an adjournment before witness hearings started, to give them time to do so.
André Vltchek Remembered
23 September 2020 — Internationalist 360°
Andre Vltchek, (1962 – September 22, 2020)
André, my good friend and comrade is no more.
UK Govt: They’re refusing to answer
23 September 2020 — Goodlaw Project
Last night, in his address to the nation, Boris Johnson cited ‘Operation Moonshot’ as a cornerstone of the Government’s response to coronavirus. It’s the Government’s latest plan to expand the national coronavirus testing programme and provide rapid turnaround tests. The programme is estimated to cost more than a staggering £100 billion to deliver – and is based on technology that does not even exist.
The Unexpected Poisoning and the Unsuspecting Victims
24 September 2020 — American Herald Tribune
When the BBC’s “Salisbury Poisonings” went to air in the UK, it seemed inevitable that it would be screened in Australia, giving us at least a chance to prepare for this new propaganda onslaught. But just as it was “unclear” why the BBC had chosen to screen it in June, or for that matter to produce the “drama based on true events” in the first place, so it was hard to imagine what particular event or circumstance would make the rather ridiculous “Russian Novichok” story relevant again. One might have thought it foolish to remind people of it in case they weren’t so easily fooled a second time round, though for many people in Australia the first time mostly passed them by. “Putin did it again” was about the extent of their memory of the Skripal affair.
Black Agenda Report 24 September 2020
24 September 2020 — Black Agenda Report
Black Agenda Radio for Week of September 21, 2020
Glen Ford, BAR Executive Editor
The New York Times and fellow corporate media discourage Americans from organizing against the rule of the rich by pretending that People Power is a fantasy.
Freedom Rider: The Democrats’ Supreme Failure
Margaret Kimberley, BAR senior columnist
The corporate Democrats refuse to back measures that appeal to huge majorities of their base, preferring instead to campaign against one evil man and his appointees.
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The New Dark Age 