Collective Evolution | 9 May 2015 On August 6, 1945, the world (unfortunately) entered the atomic age. Without warning, a single nuclear bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima killed about 90,000 people instantly and injured many others – who then died from radiation sickness. Three days later, a second atomic strike on the city…
The Telegraph | 22 March 2015 A team of Argentine archaeologists investigating a series of ruins in the jungle, close to the border with Paraguay, believe they have discovered a secret Nazi lair. The cluster of stone structures, now covered by thick vines and accessible only when using a machete to cut through the undergrowth,…
VT | 21 March 2015 Freshman US Senator Tom Cotton already has two claims to fame. First he wrote a letter to Iran in an effort to sabotage his own President’s diplomatic efforts and start a war. And then he set an all-time record by invoking Hitler in less than one minute during his first…
RT | 28 Oct 2014 Abby reflects on the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and explains why this wasn’t a necessary action in order to end World War II. “Based on a detailed investigation… Japan would have surrendered even if the atomic bombs had not been dropped, even if Russia had not…
Global Research 10 June 2014 The Myth of the Good War: America in World War II – Dr. Jacques R. Pauwels Contrary to conventional beliefs about the Yalta Conference, Stalin would prove to be most accommodating there, agreeing to a formula proposed by the British and Americans and highly advantageous to them, namely, a division…