John Pilger: The Great Game of smashing countries
isn’t it time to heed the truth of the past so that all this suffering never happens again?
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The Economist – Regime Change Propaganda “News”
The Economist – true western regime propaganda “news” It seems that LENIN was right! This week Mexicans should vote against their popular
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Out of touch with reality New Rules on gender language
It’s the height of hypocrisy for people who claim to be the champions of rights for women to deny the very biological existence of women,”
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New Leaders Watch – Tulsi Gabbard
Tulsi Gabbard rips Brennan, Schiff and Big Tech for attacks on civil liberties, calls them MORE DANGEROUS than Capitol rioters
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‘This will change lives’: $5.3 billion social-housing
After decades of under-investment, the number of households on the social-housing waiting list in Victoria had ballooned to 48,529 as of September 30, the equivalent of more than 100,000 people.
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Social housing could power our economic recovery
Daniel Ziffer A coalition of anti-poverty groups, unions, construction industry bodies and the multibillion-dollar heft of the industry super sector
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An experiment to inform about universal basic income
As income inequality and economic upheaval take center stage, is a guaranteed minimum income worth considering? Results from a two-year
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CHINA’S TERRIBLE PROPAGANDA AND JOURNALISM
In the last forty years, China made astonishing progress in economy, technology, infrastructure, finance and even global diplomacy, but shockingly neglected
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Democracy overboard: Rupert Murdoch’s long war on Australian politics
Australia has become the complacent country. Complacent about its future economic competitiveness. Complacent about climate change. Complacent about how to navigate our future in the region given China’s rise, America’s response and a neighbourhood increasingly torn between the two. Complacent too about the gradual erosion of our democracy itself through a growing “pay for play” culture from financial donations to political parties, an increasing assault on the independence of the public service and the abuse of monopolistic media power.
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How John Howard contributed to the aged care crisis
Written by: Kaye Lee When Bronwyn Bishop was the minister responsible for aged care, a horrific story came to light
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Julian Assange, Prometheus Bound
Authored by: Pepe Escobar, a veteran Brazilian journalist, is the correspondent-at-large for Hong Kong-based Asia Times Julian Assange (Prometheus) is being punished
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Next stop, hydrogen-powered trains
As old diesel trains are phased out of rail networks around the world, the UK is about to test a
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Why AI isn’t nearly as smart as it looks
Artificial Intelligence promises to free humanity from mental drudgery and spark a productivity revolution but we’re not there yet by
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How to build a hydrogen-boron fusion reactor
Australian plasma physicist Heinrich Hora believes a fusion reactor can be built for $100 million by Jonathan Tennenbaum May 6,
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Nuclear power’s ray of hope: hydrogen-boron fusion
An 85-year-old experiment could open the door to nuclear fusion without billion-degree laser beams by Jonathan Tennenbaum April 21, 2020
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