By Tyler Durden “Everything is all set for Nov. 9,” says a senior Catalan regional government official as the region prepares to defy both the central government and the country’s highest court and proceed with a much-disputed […]
By Pepe Escobar Fasten your seat belts: the information war already unleashed against Russia is bound to expand to Brazil, India and China. Brazil, Russia, India and China, as it’s widely known, are the top […]
Erin Ade & Ben Swann, RT, Released on 11/4/14 “It’s a monopoly of a one party system. They claim it’s two parties, but it’s a monopoly of a one party system, and they don’t even allow […]
By Grain Bill Gates at Cornell University, trying to cross-pollinate wheat. (Photo: Cornell University) “Listening to farmers and addressing their specific needs. We talk to farmers about the crops they want to grow and eat, as well […]
By Russ Baker This article was first published by WhoWhatWhy. You know something is going on when the cautious Boston Globe publishes not one, but two, pieces dealing with the “double government.” This cryptic phrase encapsulates a serious […]
Authoritarianism creeps in slowly. By Alex Henderson The August 19 shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and the protests that followed have focused attention on the militarization of police in the United States. Police overreach, especially […]
By John Stanton Unbeknownst to most Americans the United States is presently under thirty presidential declared states of emergency. They confer vast powers on the Executive Branch including the ability to financially incapacitate any person or […]
By Mac Slavo We often hear government officials and mainstream financial pundits throwing around numbers like a billion or trillion. To most Americans these numbers are indiscernible. They are so incredibly enormous that we can’t even imagine what […]
By Michael Snyder If you wanted to create a religion that almost everyone would love, how would you do it? Perhaps you would change your faith to make it more appealing to a modern world that […]
BY MURTAZA HUSSAIN Old-fashioned mail, the kind sent through the U.S. Post Office, has fallen out of fashion; U.S. first-class mail volume fell 36 percent from its 2001 peak to the end of last year, and total mail […]
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