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'Covid' Ops: The Bayer-Monsanto dichotomy
I only have to see the name Bayer mentioned in an article about health-care, drugs, cancer or anything to do with medicine and the hackles on the back of my neck become raised… this company played a huge part in the Third Reich’s assault on mankind and its record on human-rights violations hasn’t improved greatly ever since.
Steve HarrisonPublished 4 years ago in The SwampPlanet Earth Is Detoxing
It is difficult to extract a positive reading when a good part of our world is collapsing, and yet each one of us is capable of doing so: it is impressive how strong we are.
Corona virus and the politics of international pandemics
Corona virus and the politics of international pandemics. Due to the international nature of this (year 2020) Corona virus contagion, politics have to be involved. Politicians like to divert attention away from their own shortcomings by blaming others for just about anything. It is also a common practice to reveal “bad” domestic news while attention is focused on international worse news. Once this present problem gets under some semblance of control this political blame game will start in earnest. What is known now? Not a lot.
Peter RosePublished 4 years ago in The SwampDon't Rock The Boat
As I sit here in my seventh week of Isolation, I’m finding time to work on my art, cleaning, reading books I had lined up over the years, for when I had time, and reading the multitudes of poor me Facebook posts about being in lock down. One post struck me and provoked a streak of anger, I could not pinpoint.
Janalee GagePublished 4 years ago in The SwampDavid Icke BANNED Covid-19 Interview
David Icke‘s original interview with London Real was taken down by YouTube mere hours after it streamed live to hundreds of thousands of viewers.
We’re All In This Together?
“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” A proclamation by the pigs who control the government in the novel Animal Farm, by George Orwell.
Reuben SalsaPublished 4 years ago in The SwampDealing with Fear in Our Time
No matter what side you are on, or where you live, there is a permeating sense of dread and fear. It has gripped whole nations and populations. There are protests for many things going on at the same time. Listen to any protester on any side. Their words may be different and their topics divisive, but at the core of their beliefs, their concerns, is an enveloping sense of terror and fear.
Amanda ClarkPublished 4 years ago in The SwampDear Donald Trump
Dear Donald Trump, I admit that I did not vote for you and have never liked you. Since you became the President of the United States, my President, I have hoped for you and wished you well. I did not wish for you to fail to prove that you are an idiot. I did not hope for you to commit a blunder so that you would be laughed out of the White House. Unfortunately, you still did those things. What is worse, you did those things in a way only a narcissistic, pathological liar could have.
Amanda ClarkPublished 4 years ago in The SwampWill the virus epidemic cause economic changes?
Will the Corona virus epidemic cause an economic realignment in the world? Will there be a speeding up of economic change?
Peter RosePublished 4 years ago in The SwampPostcards From a Pandemic, Part Four: The China Addiction
If there’s one thing that’s becoming crystal clear in the 2020 Pandemic, it’s this: The world has a China addiction, and it needs to go into rehab.
Grant PattersonPublished 4 years ago in The SwampWhy I immediately stopped clapping for the NHS
In times like these, emergency and medical workers are unquestionably champions, as is anyone on the front line putting their life at risk for others.
Anton BlackPublished 4 years ago in The Swamp3rd May 2020 - World Press Freedom Day
Before reading any further just return to the graph at the header. It shows over 5 years where a country has been ranked by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) in terms of press freedom against other countries A green bar shows improvement year on year and a red bar shows deterioration. Hold that image and read on.
Alan RussellPublished 4 years ago in The Swamp