by PAUL STREET Image Source: Harpers, The Haymarket Affair – Public Domain The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles. Freeman and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, guild-master and journeyman, […]
MEET THE PLAYERS FROM A TO Z As you know from the dozens of videos we’ve put out, the CoVid-19 scam has a lot of moving parts. In this original program, I attempt bring together […]
by BRUCE E. LEVINE Photograph Source: Matt Johnson – CC BY 2.0 Bernie Sanders has routinely called Trump a “pathological liar.” The term pathological liar, a controversial one for psychiatrists, in common usage coveys someone who is an extraordinarily unrestrained […]
by CHARLOTTE DENNETT Oil fields of the Permian Basin, West Texas. Photograph by Roy Luck – CC BY 2.0 One thing I’ve learned over the years of investigating Big Oil and its hold over the futures of […]
by JEFFREY ST. CLAIR Still from The Evil Dead. “Poverty made a sound like a wet cough in the shadows of the room.” – Ray Bradbury, The Golden Apples of the Sun + How much is the […]
by ROB URIE Photograph Source: srslyguys – CC BY 2.0 With the recent addition of twenty-six million people to U.S. unemployment rolls, and millions more in the informal economy cast adrift by actions taken to address the […]
by JONATHAN COOK Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair This is a column I have been mulling over for a while but, for reasons that should be immediately obvious, I have been hesitant to write. It is […]
by VIJAY PRASHAD Photograph Source: NIAID – CC BY 2.0 When U.S. President Donald Trump cut off his government’s funding to the World Health Organization (WHO), one of his grievances was that the WHO—under Chinese tutelage—failed to declare the […]
by MARK ASHWILL Photograph Source: Abbie Rowe, National Park Service – John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum – Public Domain Dear Fellow Citizens, I am reaching out to you as current official friends and former […]
by W. T. WHITNEY Photograph Source: USAFRICOM – CC BY 2.0 The people need science. The teaching is a legacy of pathologist Rudolph Virchow who was at the barricades in Berlin in 1848. A journal entry in […]