Paul Joseph Watson | October 27, 2015 Chinese Communist Party mouthpiece the Global Times has published an editorial asserting that Beijing is “not frightened to fight a war with the US” as a result of the passage of a US warship near disputed islands in the South China Sea. The guided-missile destroyer USS Lassen violated…
Global Research | October 27, 2015 Times reporting shifts from the absurd to the contemptible. According to The Times, Russian airstrikes caused “surg(ing) civilian flight.” It lied, claiming its “warplanes attacked the village of Ter Ma’aleh, killing at least a dozen people and sending most of the residents into hurried exile.” “The assault on the…
New Eastern Outlook | 27 October 2015 In any war, collateral damage is inevitable. And no matter how careful Russia attempts to be, one cannot avoid eventually killing innocent civilians. That is why it is so important to make sure any war fought is justified to begin with – so that when a tragic mistake…
Infowars.com | October 27, 2015 Move follows death of Special Operations soldier in Iraq The move was recommended by Obama’s senior national security advisers. Carter said the new strategy against the Islamic State will include raids like the one that killed Master Sgt. Joshua Wheeler of the U.S. Army’s Special Operations Command. “The changes we’re…
Economic Collapse News | 26 Oct 2015 The liberal arts get a bad reputation, mostly because its diploma recipients are just working at Starbucks instead of a well-paying jobs. But liberal arts used to fuel a wisdom and helped create Western civilization. It helps teaches kids about classical music, literature and philosophy. Three ideas that…
Press TV | 26 Oct 2015 Transparency organization WikiLeaks is continuing to take on CIA Director John Brennan by releasing a new batch of secret emails from a so-called global intelligence company. WikiLeaks said Monday that it has begun “publishing The Global Intelligence Files, over five million e-mails from the Texas headquartered “global intelligence” company…
RT | 27 Oct 2015 The flooding of Europe by countless waves of refugees may be the result of the “strategic depopulation” of Syria carried out by opponents of the country’s government, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has suggested. “So, the speculation was this: Occasionally opponents of a country would engage in strategic depopulation, which is…
Washington Post | 23 Oct 2015 The head of a congressional committee on science has issued subpoenas to the Obama administration over a recent scientific study refuting claims that global warming had “paused” or slowed over the last decade. Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Tex.), chairman of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology and a…
The Scientist | 27 Oct 215 The World Health Organization recommends more pilot trials. The first vaccine against malaria received a tepid review from global health officials last week (October 23). A World Health Organization (WHO) committee announced its support last week for a pilot roll-out, rather than mass immunization. Of concern, said Jon Abramson,…
Vaccine News | 26 Oct 2015 According to a recent study by the Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology, there may be cause for concern over the aluminum hydroxide commonly used as an adjuvant in vaccines. Adjuvants are used to “increase” the efficacy of a vaccine by promoting antibody titers. How they do…