The fiend claimed that the whistleblower about his Ukraine investigation-bullying was "close to a spy".

Perhaps person really is a US spy. The New York Times reported that the whistleblower is a CIA agent whose work focuses on Ukraine.

US laws are very harsh to whistleblowers. This shows that Congress should change these laws.

Was it right or wrong for the New York Times to publish this information about per? That kind of question is, in general, a difficult judgment call. In this situation, I don't think anyone is likely to want to murder per over this except the fiend himself, but I think he would just fire per.

"Turns Out 'Tough on Crime' Is Only for the Poor": Report Details Trump DOJ's Corporate-Friendly Record.

The UN has made a long-term general agreement with the most powerful corporations.

The article doesn't say specifically what the agreement involves doing, but if the UN depends on those corporations for support, it will tend over time to become their tool — along with many national governments and many universities.

Indonesian police seem to be lying about the violence in West Papua, about question such as who started it, and how many indigenous people were killed.

A report says that China is holding writer Yang Hengjun incommunicado in brainwashing conditions.

Cutting him off from his lawyer is part of predetermining the outcome of the case. Political trials in China are not real trials. They intend to convict him; his crimes remain to be decided.

They must hope that boredom will drive him to read the propaganda material for making Xi-ple. (The consonant in Xi is pronounced somewhat like "sh".)