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The case against Julian Assange is a stealth attack on press freedom

After two days of hearings, British judges are still deliberating on whether Assange can appeal extradition to the United States to face the government’s charges against him. Political analyst, Noam Chomsky, believes that Assange’s extradition would be “catastrophic” for press … Continue reading

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Julian Assange and the rape case that never was

In this second part of my series on Julian Assange ( (see Meeting Julian Assange again for the first time) I begin to explore some of the perceptions and accusations against him widely circulated in the press. The three main … Continue reading

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Meeting Julian Assange again for the first time

A new documentary challenges us to question everything we thought we knew “If you think Assange is a traitor, a rapist, a narcissist, a hacker, I don’t blame you because you have been deceived. And if you think you’ve not … Continue reading

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The future is China

From predatory boardroom practices to draconian public health measures, Orwellian technologies, state-corporate partnerships on censorship and surveillance, Digital ID’s to social credit scores, China’s ways are quietly going global. PHOTO: Qilai Shen We may prefer to forget that China operated … Continue reading

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Nothing going on here – episode 3 – Strange bedfellows

Click above image to play podcast In this episode I explore what happens when we find ourselves agreeing with the disagreeable and ahow identity politics is ruining critical discourse on the issues we face. EPISODE 3 – STRANGE BEDFELLOWS Am … Continue reading

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Waning vaccine immunity: the unprintable lead

The politics of immunity: part 2The politics of immunity: part 1 The biggest story of the past six months in the world of CV-19 science is the declining protective properties of the vaccine, but you wouldn’t know it from watching … Continue reading

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The politics of immunity: Part 1

THE POLITICS OF IMMUNITYPART ONE: THE SCIENCE THAT PASSES US BY If you research naturally acquired immunity to SARS-CoV-2 you can’t help but be struck by a conspicuous disparity in how the subject is approached depending on who is talking … Continue reading

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The blind men and Ivermectin: medical politics in the time of Covid

“When you mix politics and science, you get politics.” John M. Barry When stories become deeply divisive it is a good time to ask some deeper questions. So here’s one: what is up with Ivermectin? Why has a decades old … Continue reading

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7 reasons why the hi-visibility jacket worn by the French gilets jaunes is a stroke of genius

The use of the hi-visibility jacket as a symbol of the gilets jaunes “yellow vest” movement in France is worthy of some reflection.We will probably never know who first came up with this idea, but here are 7 reasons why … Continue reading

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The gilets jaunes have their own song that reveals the true faces of the movement

France’s gilets jaunes “yellow vests” movement is still gaining momentum since its inception on November 17, 2018. Named after the hi-visibility jackets that motorists are required to keep in their cars in case of a breakdown, the gilets jaunes have … Continue reading

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