France’s Trial for Atrocities Committed in Liberia
On October 10, 2022, the criminal trial of Kunti K., an alleged Liberian rebel commander, will begin in France.
Dan Simmer
The Morning After
This is the weirdest part of the PSYOP.
Congo Oil, Gas Lease Sale Threatens Rights and Climate Catastrophe
On July 28, the Democratic Republic of Congo government began an auction for licensing rights to 27 oil and three methane gas blocks.
The Invaders
Is anyone old enough to remember the Quinn Martin television series The Invaders starring Roy Thinnes as David Vincent? Vincent is an architect in the series who happens upon a UFO landing carrying aliens bent on taking over the planet.
The aliens managed to look like ordinary human beings (easy
The Science of Why Electric Vehicle Batteries Are So Dangerous
In a recent op-ed, the Washington Post outlines how Tesla’s battery issues and fires may not just be due to poor design and manufacturing but a side effect of electric vehicles relying on lithium-ion batteries.
Kazakhstan Should Hear Out the UN on Rights Abuse in China
“Every neighbour had someone in the camps or ‘taken to study,’ as they call it.” “...the worst thing was that you never knew when you would be let out.” “I haven’t talked to my family because I was told not to contact them or else they would be sent
Australian Researchers Review the Safety of Covid Injections – It’s Bad News
A review of the promises and predictions originally made regarding mRNA “vaccines” and the actual facts was carried out by two Australian researchers and published in the Journal of Clinical & Experimental Immunology on 21 September 2022. Although the review refers to data from around the world, it is written from
Multipolar World Order – Part 2
In Part 1, we discussed the nature of “world order” and global governance.
WSJ: Amazon Hires Unsafe Trucking Companies Twice as Often as Competitors
A recent report from the Wall Street Journal claims that e-commerce giant Amazon hired known dangerous trucking companies twice as often as its competitors.
“Political Protest Is Not a White Collar Crime”
On July 30, 2002, President George W.
PayPal defunds The Expose… Again
The Expose has had its account terminated by PayPal again because PayPal wants to control your choices and tell you which organisations you may and may not support
12 things Liz Truss should do to fix the UK
Here is a quick shot at my ideas.
American Kids Are Medicated More Than Ever
Children in the U.S. are being plied with powerful drugs to treat mental health concerns. The medications, however, don't get to the root of the problem and often create new problems of their own.
Interview: Paying the Price for Defending Human Rights in Burundi
How did you meet Nkina? Tony is a lawyer who used to work with a group advocating for human rights and better prison conditions.
REVIEW: The Rings of Power
When an author tells a story they invite you, without prejudice, to share in their imagination.
