with William Blum Writer, Dandelion Salad Originally posted January 27, 2013 July 25, 2019 Originally on PressTVGlobalNews on Jan 24, 2013 rightwithya1 on Jun 8, 2014 A close look at the history of the CIA from its initial mission of intelligence gathering during World War II to covert subversive, counterrevolutionary, assassination operations around the world […] […]
OK, he has slightly better hair than Trump, but then again an Orangutan has better hair than the pussy-grabbing menace from Queens with a father whose middle name was Christ (not kiddin’ about that). Getting back to the subject of this report, Boris Johnson has been made Prime Minister of the UK. This is both […]
Those ole Vikings were a mad bunch, sailing around the world causing mayhem wherever they went. They landed on the north American continent before Columbus was ever heard of. They pushed deep into Russia down the Volga. They founded colonies in Scotland, England and Ireland and Wales. They were the progenitors of the Normans. Of […]
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? Here we have a piece of verse that looks at the roles assigned to us even from birth. Whether it be a caste system, social distinctions or income levels, many children are pigeon-holed even before they are born. Societies often have expectations of the place in society that a…
Blues Saraceno has a great sound reminiscent of some Chicano or perhaps Americano bands. His music has been used for numerous TV shows and video games and he has produced for quite a few much better known artists. Raised by musician parents, he played in the rock band, Poison, for a time before launching a […]
The History Of Bees by Maja Lunde (2015) There are some spoilers in this review It’s Hertfordshire, England, 1852, and biologist William Savage is faced with a crisis. He has neglected his research for family life, much to the displeasure of his mentor, Rahm. Trying to fight his way out of depression, William finds inspiration […]
The Simpsons has become a cult classic. Since its inception in 1989, 662 episodes have been broadcast making it the longest running US sitcom. Viewers have been entertained to the exploits of characters such as Bart, Moe, Lisa, Krusty and, of course, Homer. It even predicted the election of Donald Trump to the US presidency. […]
Here’s the biggest hit by one of Ireland’s favourite bands, Aslan, who were formed in 1982 and have 6 studio albums to date. Their name is taken from the lion in the C.S. Lewis series, The Chronicles of Narnia (Aslan is Turkish for lion, and Narnia is what Donald Trump calls his wife’s vagina (only joking about […]
Hamas did a rare thing this week; it issued a press release contradicting one of its top officials, Fathi Hammad, who called for the killing of Jews everywhere in the world. Hammad had to backtrack on his comments and issue a press release of his own in which he stressed his commitment to the official… via […]
State of Fear by Michael Crichton (2004) Peter Evans is a lawyer for a prestigious LA firm. He handles the account of billionaire philanthropist, George Morton, a man committed to tackling environmental issues, most especially climate change. But Morton has been having second thoughts about the issues he has been campaigning for. After meeting with […]
Abkhazia is one of those places that might or might not exist in the popular mind. It sounds like it’s made up, the sort of place that Chitty Chitty Bang Bang went to, or where Bond snuck into during his Connery phase. But it is real and very relevant to events in the tense and […]
Rebel Voice offers this wonderful protest song up for the people of Palestine who have too long been forced to suffer the brutal tendencies of the rogue state of Israel. The lyrics are exceptional and sum up poignantly the plight of the fine citizens of a beautiful yet tortured land. Titbit: it was used as […]
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