Month: July 2018
Vigilance is taking its toll on privacy
“I Go Days Without Eating”: Some Amazon Workers Left Homeless After Workplace Injuries
The MSM gleefully reports the financials on billionaires but nothing on those hurt by workplace hazards. Let us take up the slack and fill the vacuum left by those uncaring media lightweights. May this report go viral.
Trouble is brewing in South Asia
Whether part of a preplanned strategy or not, large-scale migration flows often destabilize the destination country, and India and Myanmar are bracing for the geopolitical consequences of the Bangladeshis within their borders acquiring a firmer sense of identity separateness from their hosts. Ivy League researcher Kelly M. Greenhill’s revolutionary concept about “Weapons of Mass Migration” […]
via Bangladeshi Regional Migration Could Plunge South Asia Into War — Astute News
Giving new meaning to the legal term “Discovery”
The aftermath from the recent Pakistan election
The Monroe Doctrine remains in full effect
30.07.2018 Written by Paul Craig Roberts; Originally appeared on paulcraigroberts.org The United States government has never allowed independent governments in Latin America. Every time people elect a government that represents them instead of US economic interests, Washington overthrows the elected government. Marine General Smedley Butler told us this as have many others. There is no doubt about […]
Hampton U moves to new Collegiate sports conference
William Harvey will always be proud of Hampton University’s standing as a historically black institution. Founders established the school three years after the Civil War to educate former slaves and train teachers. Booker T. Washington studied there and Rosa Parks worked there. But Harvey, Hampton’s president since 1978, is equally proud of the university’s Proton…
FDA and Congress
Thoughts on paper
sx salon 28 is now available online. Please see their introduction and table of contents below. Introduction Between mass media reports and social media reporting on the vulnerabilities and disasters of global proportions today, it is difficult to believe that literature, and literature about literature, still deserves our energy and attention. In the midst of the […]