Apologies: bad html code in this post, now fixed, made the site inaccessible for several hours today. Thanks to Alain for reporting it, apologies to all for the inconvenience. * I’m struggling to juggle the unpacking of personal effects (main … Read More »
The cops came at dawn with an arrest warrant. They have you at the precinct where, for want of hard evidence and going on a hunch, they’re piling on the pressure over the bank job you pulled yesterday. Two doors … Read More »
I’ve nothing to add to this from Canadian outlet, Daily Reports. Best eleven minutes you’re likely to spend today.
Back in 2016 I refused to support that murderous Queen of Chaos, Hillary Rodham Clinton. Not because of her venality and air of regal entitlement but because she proposed to invite WW3 by imposing on Russia – how she didn’t … Read More »
What I believe is more multi-layered – though no less chilling – but most Americans believe Trump started the war against Iran as a distraction from the Epstein files, while the man himself believes he has God on his side … Read More »
As indicated in yesterday’s post, Tehran is in no mood to allow Washington an easy way out after its catastrophic miscalculation. Blitzkreig and decapitation having failed, the US faces a stark choice of either a protracted war inflicting astronomic damage … Read More »
Last night Lt Col (Retired) Daniel Davis, one of many gamekeepers turned poacher to feature on this site, began his podcast with a whopping eleven and a half minutes given over to a press briefing by the 47th US President. … Read More »
Even if I didn’t enjoy the own-goals of those I despise, especially own-goals vainglorious in the making, I’d be delighted that the phrase Operation Epstein Fury, a play on Operation Epic Fury, has caught on. And just the other night … Read More »
I’m reproducing here an exchange below a post yesterday by Professor Richard Murphy: MMT advocate, tax specialist, Quaker, bird watcher and much else. His clarity on how money works – hence on how the cruelties of decades of UK neoliberal … Read More »
General Smedley Butler, War is a Racket * If our corporate media were even capable of doing their ostensible job … On many matters ‘quality’ media serve us tolerably well but this truth enables a greater lie. They need to … Read More »