Day: March 15, 2021

Virologist: ‘We Are Going to Pay Huge Price’ for COVID Mass Vaccination Campaign

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15 March 2021 — The Defender

[Update 16 March 2021: Off Guardian has published a piece today that questions the assertions made here by Vanden Bossche. Read it here: https://off-guardian.org/2021/03/16/the-curious-case-of-geert-vanden-bossche/. WB]

In an open letter to WHO and in a follow-up video interview, Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche, says that by vaccinating everyone with a vaccine that doesn’t prevent transmission, we are destroying people’s immune systems, and setting the stage for a global health disaster. (inc. transcript)

By Children’s Health Defense Team

Geert Vanden Bossche, DMV, Ph.D., has nothing against vaccines. In fact, the independent virologist formerly worked for Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

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Digital Health Pass: IBM and Moderna Hook Up to Capitalize on COVID Reset

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15 March 2021 — Mint Press News

Using what have already become clichéd industry buzzwords like “transparency,” “trust,” and even “privacy,” IBM’s Digital Health Pass marketing describes the mass tracking app as a “smart way to return to society” that allows people to “return to the activities and things they love.”

India should hold the line on Myanmar

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15 March 2021 — Indian Punchline

Fire from burning Chinese-owned factories in Myanmar’s industrial township of Hlaingthaya, Yangon, March 15, 2021

The Indian government has done the right thing by sending an advisory to the four northeastern states — Mizoram, Nagaland, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh — to be vigilant about preventing large scale influx of people from across the border with Myanmar where the internal situation is deteriorating.

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The Ideology of Late Imperialism

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1 March 2021 — Monthly Review

The Return of the Geopolitics of the Second International

Stuttgart Congress of the Second International 1907

Stuttgart Congress of the Second International, 1907.

In 1990, when renowned Indian Marxian economist Prabhat Patnaik asked “Whatever Happened to Imperialism?,” once vibrant and influential schools of theories on imperialism were at a postwar historic low.1 When he left the West to return to India in 1974, imperialism was at the center of all Marxist discussions. But when he came back to the West merely fifteen years later, imperialism already seemed out of fashion. After all, the end of the Soviet Union and liberals’ declaration of the end of history were near.

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Black Agenda Radio for Week of March 15, 2021

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15 March 2021 — Black Agenda Report

Black Agenda Radio for Week of March 15, 2021 

Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley and Glen Ford
Community Control is Best Route to Abolishing Policing As We Know It / Black Is Back Coalition Partners Praise 19-Point Self-Determination Agenda / Europe and US Now Policing Black Migrants in Africa

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U.S. And Its Five Eye Partners Use ‘Persuasion’, Sabotage And Disinformation To Gain Vaccine Supremacy

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15 March 2021 — Moon of Alabama

The U.S. and some of its allies are engaged in efforts to malign the Russian Sputink V vaccine and to promote the more expensive mRNA vaccines produced by ‘western’ companies.

Back in November we warned that the vaccine competition would be ruthless:
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US spy firm at centre of sensitive NHS patient data grab

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8 March 2021 — True Publica

US spy firm at centre of sensitive NHS patient data grab

The story below tells of alarming backroom deals being done without public or parliamentary scrutiny into the highly sensitive (and extremely valuable) NHS patient data system.  The company involved is Palantir, a highly controversial American company that TruePublica has reported on several times in the last few years – that was at the centre of the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica Brexit scandal.

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Government announces new restrictions to the right to protest

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9 March, 2021 — Netpol

BLM-ProtestProtester at a Black Lives Matter protest in London in 2020. Photo: Shutterstock

Please sign the petition rejecting the government’s new crackdown on freedom to protest.

The coronavirus pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on our ability to take to the streets. Now the Home Office is busy preparing, in readiness for when public health restrictions start to ease, to make sweeping changes to public order legislation that will give the police extra powers to restrict future protests.

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You Know “We’ll Never Know,” Don’t You? Review of Adam Curtis’s six-part documentary ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’

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14 March 2021 — Off Guardian

Edward Curtin

In his new, six-part, seven hours plus documentary – “Can’t Get You Out of My Head: An Emotional History of the Modern World” – the celebrated English documentary filmmaker, Adam Curtis, who has worked for the BBC for decades, tells us that nothing makes sense anymore and it is…

pointless to try to understand the meaning of why things happen.

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