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The British have invaded 193 out of 203 countries (195 UN-recognized nations and 8 non-UN-recognized self-governing countries) as compared to the French 80, the US 70 and Apartheid Israel 12. However the British invasion of Australia on 26 January 1788 ultimately destroyed as many as 600 unique Indigenous Australian tribes and a comparable number of languages and dialects (it is estimated that in 1788 there were 300 distinct Aboriginal language groups and 750 dialects of which only 150 (…)

Christophe Mazurier is a French financier who has been active in European finance his entire career. Recently, Mazurier has taken up the cause of climate change after seeing its destructive effects in his adopted nation of the Bahamas. Mazurier has written often about the importance of acknowledging climate change and the importance of influential, developed nations both financing the fight and pressuring other nations into getting involved.
Following the major strides taken by the (…)

Once again this year, millions of Americans will watch the movie industry’s annual tribute to nepotism, cronyism, elitism, racism, and sexism known as the “Academy Awards,” where overhyped celebrities from the world of make-believe, wearing suits and gowns that cost more money than many Americans make in a year, strut ostentatiously before groveling sycophants and idolaters.
This year’s charade, however, was made even more farcical after the world learned that, on the date of Dr. Martin (…)

Everything as expected. The wave of indignation and emotion raised by the attack against the newsroom of Charlie Hebdo is ready to be used as a psychological weapon to be thrown against the people, and especially against those who keep advocating the reasons of an interpretation of Parisian events in terms of class struggle instead of civilization. On this front, mainstream media outlets are the main vehicle of security psychoses, aiming at a brand-new social pacification, capable of (…)

District Judge Rouine admits Preston District Registry (High Court) unable to deal with ’complexity’ of case
In the matter of Greg Smith, Another -v- Express Newspapers, Others (Claim #A59YM735) at Preston County Court; a claim alleging an ongoing campaign of harassment by a national newspaper, District Judge Augustine Patrick Rouine today kowtowed to Express Newspapers group and the request by Richard Desmond’s media group, when he denied the claimants’ request that the case remain at (…)

15/1/2015
There are probably thousands of French citizens that over the past three years have decided to leave their homes for North Africa or the Near East in order to participate in a civil war or the political conficts, armed together with one of the many political factions of radical Islam. The numbers of ISIS members coming from the Republique are higher in the case of the Syrian civil war. For an antagonist point of view, it seems useful to move away from the mainstream fuss and idle (…)

The World may have now run out of time to prevent a catastrophic 2 degree Centigrade temperature rise, but while there is life there is hope. Climate change activists must still try in every way they can to make the looming disaster less bad. Below is an alphabetical list of numerous actions and advocacies whereby science-informed climate activists can try to mitigate the consequences of man-made climate change driven by remorseless, neoliberal One Percenter greed.
Climate change (…)

JE NE SUIS PAS CHARLIE
The Extremely Dark and Unexamined Underside of the Charlie Hebdo Affair
John Chuckman
We hear much about bloody events in Paris being an attack upon western traditions and freedom of the press, and I am sorry but such claims are close to laughable, even though there is nothing remotely funny about mass murder. It certainly is not part of the best western tradition to insult the revered figures of major religions. You are, of course, technically free to do so in (…)

Monday, January 12, 2015
Leading the parade in Paris were all heads of state and government, "from This, to talaltro, to Quellaltro, to Quellaltrancora. Netagnau, the Merchel arm to Renzie.
"All together, the 50 heads of state, to say no to terrorism, in the name of freedom and universal brotherhood"
Et voila. Likewise, I made the obligatory copiaincolla the Vulgate general, as a good whore journalistic-intellectual as I should be.
"A strong response, in the name of democracy, (…)

Now, more than ever we realize to what extent we are "being spoken to" with an average and mediocre language that is superimposing and speaking inside us, against us, crushing us and making us powerless. We would like so much to evoke the memory of a banality for the many people overcrowding the social networks with messages of condolences, ready to enroll themselves in the new war of civilization against Islam (on the right-wing) or in the equally unbearable profession of freedom of speech (…)