The Financial Times excoriates the saboteur-in-chief for killing tens of thousands of Americans by treating the truth with contempt.

This is the voice of a 1970s Republican, who wants to increase business profits but not by mass slaughter.

It is interesting to compare China's Covid-19 cover-up with America's Covid-19 cover-up. China's cover-up was done by low-level officials who were afraid of being punished because the problem appeared in their department. America's cover-up was done by the highest officials, people who rarely tell the truth about anything.

This article contends that Bloomberg and Bill Gates are collaborating with other billionaires to set up "smart" cities which will use the Internet of Stings for social control.

I don't see proof that this is true, but it is a danger worth thinking about it. If they are not attempting this now, someone else could. To resist it, we should oppose all systems that track people in daily life.

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The International Life Sciences Institute presents itself as working for the general good, but records show funnels money from companies such as Coca Cola to promote use of ingredients that can damage health.

I suppose those companies have dozens of front groups and can use them in parallel.

Food giveaways are helpful in the short term, but in the long term we need to expand food stamps.

The FBI accidentally leaked the name of the Salafi Arabian official it suspected of helping to organize the 11 Sep 2001 attacks on the US.

Dubya wanted to blame it on Iraq to have an excuse for the war he had sought even before.