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Sunday, May 7, 2017

CounterCurrents: Death Toll Rises To 37 Amid Continuing Clashes In Venezuela





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Death Toll Rises To 37 Amid Continuing Clashes In Venezuela
by Bill Van Auken 


The death toll rose to at least 37 Thursday in the nationwide protests and street clashes that have gripped Venezuela over the past month. Parallel to this political confrontation playing out in the streets of Caracas and other major cities, the country’s desperate economic crisis has unleashed a growing wave of looting by sections of the oppressed, driven to desperation over the lack of food and declining real incomes.




#AadhaarLeaks: Why UIDAI And PwC Are Responsible
by Anivar Aravind 


In India, on past one month there are many news reports on various #AadhaarLeaks from Aadhaar seeded Govt services. As of now combined number of Aadhaar numbers leaked will cross 200 million , considering various leaks from Employment Guarantee, minor /student scholarship portal leaks, Social assistance schemes, and various pension schemes.




Climate Change Proof To Convince Even The Most Irrational
by Dr Arshad M Khan


Whether all the evidence and the logic will gather much traction among the climate change deniers of the Trump administration is another matter. That is why the People’s Climate March protesters were marching. So were the scientists. Their discipline, resilient yet based on fact, theoretical yet based on empirical evidence, bringing benefits to society as a whole, forces them to.




The North Korean Nuclear Conundrum
by K P Fabian 


The world is watching with much fear and anxiety, admixed with some curiosity, the unfolding confrontation between President Trump and Kim Jong-un the supreme leader of North Korea. We still do not know whether the confrontation will lead to hostilities with predictably unpredictable and disastrous consequences or the two sides along with other interested parties will sit down and talk




Olympian Politics: The Australian Olympic Committee
by Dr Binoy Kampmark  


It was a scrappy affair, and it resulted in a predictable result: the re-election of veteran administrator John Coates as president of the Australian Olympic Committee by 58 votes to 35.  Such a process was all in all dull but for the notable lid it had blown off regarding Olympic harmony down under




Of Frequent Net Ban: A Repressive And A Vindictive New Norm    
Co-Written By  Mohd Asif Shah/ Ayaz Nabi Malik


The best possible option with the clueless state government would be to call a spade a spade and stop this provocative Net banning ritual. Instead the Centre should start the institution of “unconditional dialogue” with all concerned stakeholders to put out this long-burning fire. There is no point in trying to divert the focus from the core to its surface.




Turbulence Theory: Reactive Mismeasures: The New Yorker And The “New” Cold War Propaganda (Part 5) 
by Thomas Riggins 


This  is the fifth part (of 5 ) of a paragraph by paragraph commentary on a recent article posing as journalism in the March 6, 2017 issue of The New Yorker. I hope to demonstrate that this article is basically a totally mendacious concoction of cold war US propaganda constructed out of unsubstantiated opinions expressed by US government officials and various journalists and others who are hostile to the current Russian government. 








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