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Saturday, May 14, 2016
CounterCurrents: How Rising CO2 Levels May Contribute To Die-Off Of Bees, Killing Carp In Australia: Genocidal Fantasies Down Under
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How Rising CO2 Levels May Contribute To Die-Off Of Bees
By Lisa Palmer
http://www.countercurrents.org/palmer140516.htm
As they investigate the factors behind the decline of bee populations, scientists are now eyeing a new culprit — soaring levels of carbon dioxide, which alter plant physiology and significantly reduce protein in important sources of pollen
NIA Must Look Into The Mohan Bhagwat Confession And Art Of Living Involvement
By Shamsul Islam
http://www.countercurrents.org/shams140516.htm
The latest turn around by the NIA in cases of bomb blasts by the Hindutva cadres against Muslims in different parts of the country including blasts in Samjhauta Express in 2007 makes it very clear that finally the Hindutva terrorists are going to be gradually reprieved as per the plan scripted by the current Indian rulers who also happen to be senior cadres of the RSS. It was not unexpected once Modi government assumed power in 2014. The chief prosecutor Rohini Salian in the case had warned that it was coming in the first half of 2015 itself
Why I Am A Communist
By Andre Vltchek
http://www.countercurrents.org/vltchek140516.htm
I have no doubt that we will win. But I also suspect that before we do, the Empire will bathe entire continents in blood. Desire of Westerners to rule and to control is pathological. They are ready to murder millions of those who are unwilling to fall on their knees. They already murdered hundreds of millions, throughout the centuries. And they will sacrifice millions more. But this time, they will be stopped. I believe it, and shoulder-to-shoulder with others,I am working day and night to make it happen. Because it is my duty... Because I’m a Communist!
Killing Carp In Australia: Genocidal Fantasies Down Under
By Dr. Binoy Kampmark
http://www.countercurrents.org/kampmark140516.htm
Apart from that farcical sideshow, the biosecurity business in Australia is serious. It is also conspicuously genocidal, and would satisfy any species-killing definition. Some sense of this could be gathered at the announcement earlier this month by the Science Minister Christopher Pyne that $15 million would be set aside for a plan to eradicate European Carp from the Murray Darling Basin using a strain of herpes, cyprinid herpesvirus-3. According to the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources, the fish make up 90 percent of the fish in the basin
This Is Where The Jobs Are!
By Vijaya Kumar Marla
http://www.countercurrents.org/marla140516.htm
Development of rural areas will stop the migration of the rural people to the cities and this will not put more pressure on the urban jobs. If India as a nation has to progress, there is little doubt that India’s villages too have to progress. India needs creative solutions to start a revolution which can take its villages fast forward in time, such as the creation of a knowledge and information economy that can create opportunities and thereby prosperity to impoverished areas: a) To create a self-reliant, self-sustainable village economy. b) To provide resources for locally-made products to be value added to the highest possible degree within the village so that wealth generated stays with the villagers
“National Security, Holier Than ‘Human Security’ In India”
By K.M Seethi
http://www.countercurrents.org/seethi140516.htm
The leaders of the ‘holy’ land of India who make ‘poverty and starvation deaths’ as political ‘weapons’ against their respective opponents must relook the colossal amount being spent on weapons and their guards every year in the name of ‘national security.’ How much money the government can set apart for ‘food security’ and ‘health security’ of millions of such people whose status is now derogatorily compared with Somalia?
Tobacco Control Must Be A Priority For Health Professionals
By Shobha Shukla and Bobby Ramakant
http://www.countercurrents.org/shukla140516.htm
As lung cancer treatment outcomes are difficult and five-year survival is abysmally low, preventing lung cancer is a top public health priority. Up to 90% of lung cancer cases are because of tobacco use. Therefore effective implementation of evidence-based and comprehensive tobacco control policies will make a huge difference in slashing new cases of lung cancer as well as preventing a large number of other diseases, disabilities and premature deaths attributed to tobacco use” said Professor (Dr) Prakit Vathesatogkit, Executive Secretary of Action on Smoking and Health Foundation of Thailand
Friday, May 13, 2016
CounterCurrents: Why Sanders Continues Campaigning, The Real Oil Limits Story; What Other Researchers Missed, Why Joe The Plumber Doesn't Want Renewable Energy
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Brazil Senate Vote Ousts Workers Party President Dilma Rousseff
By Bill Van Auken
http://www.countercurrents.org/auken130516.htm
After a twenty-hour debate that ended only at 5:45 AM in Brasilia, the Brazilian Senate voted to initiate impeachment proceedings against President Dilma Rousseff, suspending her from office. While only a simple majority was needed to start a trial of the Workers Party (Partido dos Trabalhadores--PT) president, her opponents mustered 55 votes in favor, one more than a two-thirds majroity, with only 22 against
Save Humanity And The Biosphere Through Zero Tolerance
For Deadly Neoliberalism And Remorseless Neoliberals
By Dr Gideon Polya
http://www.countercurrents.org/polya130516.htm
Greed-driven neoliberalism is currently the dominant economic philosophy globally but has driven Humanity to the edge – a catastrophic 2 degree Centigrade temperature rise is now essentially inevitable, 17 million people die avoidably from deprivation each year, 7 million people die annually from air pollution and as many as 10 billion people will die this century if man-made climate change is not requisitely addressed. We can only save Humanity and the Biosphere through implacable zero tolerance for deadly neoliberalism and remorseless neoliberals
The Real Oil Limits Story; What Other Researchers Missed
By Gail Tverberg
http://www.countercurrents.org/tverberg130516.htm
Most researchers begin with the view that soon there will be a problem with energy scarcity. The real issue that tends to bring the system down is related, but it is fairly different. It is the fact that as we use energy, the system necessarily generates entropy. This entropy takes the form of rising debt and increased pollution. It is these entropy-related issues, rather than a shortage of energy products per se, that tends to bring the system down
Why Joe The Plumber Doesn't Want Renewable Energy
By Ugo Bardi
http://www.countercurrents.org/bardi130516.htm
The difficulty of the problem is evident if we consider what happened during the past decade, when the "financial system" poured gigantic amounts of money into the shale gas and oil industry. And we all know the story of the great bubble that's bursting out right now. But it is not just a question of money: it has been an incredible misuse of resources affecting a whole civilization; something that may well have doomed it for good, also in terms of the large quantity of greenhouse gases emitted and that didn't need to be emitted. And I can't avoid thinking, "what if all that money and resources had been used for renewables, instead?" The world, today, would be completely different
Why Sanders Continues Campaigning
By Eric Zuesse
http://www.countercurrents.org/zuesse130516.htm
There are two realistic scenarios for Bernie Sanders to win the U.S. Presidency. One depends upon his receiving the Democratic Party’s nomination. The other doesn’t, but both are realistic
Once Again In Chhattisgarh, The Nightmare Of
Rape, Loot And Physical Violence Repeats Itself
By Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression
http://www.countercurrents.org/wss130516.htm
A team of activists from Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression (WSS) and independent women activists and reporters visited villages in Bijapur following a series of recent reports of mass sexual violence and assault on adivasi women by security forces and police in the area. Villagers reported several instances of loot, plunder, arrests and violence over the last couple of years. In two recent such operations, one young man was shot dead and then falsely declared a Naxal. Two young women were stripped and abducted, and a young mother was raped
When Gods Are Threatened
By Surabhi Singh
http://www.countercurrents.org/surabhi130516.htm
If the Hindutva brigade has to win in India, the animism of the Adivasis, has to lose. That’s because Adivasi Gods do not preach fear and cast its believer with its wrath at the drop of a hat. But mostly, the Sangh denies adivasis the status of the original dwellers, their very own stake into the survival, because the latter’s existence runs counter to its own claim that the Aryans, who brought vedic civilization to the country, are the original inhabitants of the land
Five Men In A Tinnie: Australia, Terror And The ‘Islamic State’ Arrests
By Dr. Binoy Kampmark
http://www.countercurrents.org/kampmark130516.htm
The Tuesday arrests of five Australian men in the northern Queensland tropical city of Cairns suspected of wanting to join the Islamic State campaign in Syria by the Australian Federal Police seemed to be more farce than substance. It resembled, superficially, a revamped variant of Jerome K. Jerome’s 1889 Three Men in a Boat
The Crisis Of The Neoliberal Model Of Higher Education
By Jon Kofas
http://www.countercurrents.org/kofas130516.htm
America’s neoliberal model of higher education will not change because the political economy is based on the neoliberal model and the entrenched elites support it. There are Republicans, including Trump, that are interested in privatizing Veterans affairs health care system, thus indicating the course of neoliberal policies will continue not diminish. This privatization craze is at the core of neoliberal ideological framework, and this is one reason they oppose free tuition for public universities. The success of higher education in Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, Finland, among some of European countries offering college-free tuition, as well as Brazil and Argentina means nothing to the neoliberal defenders of the system
Forced Eviction And Demolition Drive In Indore
By National Alliance of People’s Movements
http://www.countercurrents.org/napm130516.htm
The Smart Cities flagship modernization programme of the Modi government is huge in its scale and vicious in the way it has acquired land for the development of cities. This programme aspires to transform nearly 100 cities in India into Smart Cities and has a huge budgetary allowance of Rs. 7,060 crores. The reality of this transformation is however destructive and dangerous for people of lower middle and middle income groups in the urban areas. Indore, one of the cities selected for this programme has been bearing witness to the violent way in which the State has been acquiring land for this programme during the last 2 months
APLCC 2016 In Thailand: Preventing Lung Cancer Is Public Health Imperative
By Shobha Shukla and Bobby Ramakant
http://www.countercurrents.org/shukla130516.htm
The biennial Asia Pacific Lung Cancer Conference (APLCC 2016), organized by the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC), will be held in Chiang Mai, Thailand from 13-15 May 2016
May Day Celebration By Lawyers At Tis Hazari
By Tarun Kanti Bose & Dr. Aurobindo Ghose
http://www.countercurrents.org/lm130516.pdf
On May 2, 2016, to commemorate the day in a solemn manner about 200 lawyers, trade union and human rights activists, university professors and journalists gathered at the premises of Tis Hazari Courts over a modest lunch, to celebrate International Workers’ Day. It is first of its kind in India, fifth year since 2011, where lawyers are organizing May Day in solidarity with the working class
PUDR Condemns The Deplaning Of Gladson Dungdung
By People’s Union for Democratic Rights
http://www.countercurrents.org/pudr130516.htm
PUDR strongly condemns the deplaning of Ranchi based human rights activist, journalist and writer Gladson Dungdung from his flight to London on 10th May, when he was travelling to participate in a workshop on environmental politics and history of South Asia at the University of Sussex's Centre for World Environmental History
Thursday, May 22, 2014
DemocracyNOW!: Lavabit Founder: Gov't "Bold-Faced Lies" & Mass Surveillance Effort Forced Me to Close My Company
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Tuesday, May 20, 2014
ICH: The Terrorism Statistics Every American Needs to Hear, America's Homeless: The Rise of Tent City, USA, Children describe torture in Israeli solitary confinement, et al
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The Ukraine in Turmoil
By Israel Shamir
The world draws nearer to the nuclear abyss. Who will chicken out?
The Birth of a Eurasian Century
Russia and China Do Pipelineistan
By Pepe Escobar
Will the decline of the hegemon be slow and reasonably dignified, or will the whole world be dragged down with it in what has been called "the Samson option"?
Militarist Bunkum
By Paul Craig Roberts
In the 21st century Americans' worst enemies are not al Qaeda, Iran, Russia, and China. America's worst enemies are our own presidents.
The Terrorism Statistics Every American Needs to Hear
By WashingtonsBlog
The funds that the U.S. spends on counterterrorism should perhaps be diverted to other more significant perils.
The NSA Is Recording Every Cell Phone Call in the Bahamas
By Ryan Devereaux, Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras
The National Security Agency is secretly intercepting, recording, and archiving the audio of virtually every cell phone conversation on the island nation of the Bahamas.
They Can't Outlaw the Revolution
By Chris Hedges
McMillan's case is emblematic of the nationwide judicial persecution of activists, a persecution familiar to poor people of color.
America's Homeless:
The Rise of Tent City, USA
By Blake Ellis
The National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty estimated that there are more than 100 tent communities in the United States.
Libya is tipping toward all-out civil war as rival militias take sides for and against an attempted coup led by a renegade general that has pushed the central government towards disintegration.
Libyan special forces commander says his forces have joined renegade general:
'We are with Haftar,' commander tells Reuters in Benghazi; air force base also swore allegiance to renegade general, whose forces stormed parliament on Sunday.
Libya orders Islamist militias to oppose rogue general:
Libya's army chief has ordered the deployment of Islamist-led militias to the capital, a day after the storming of the parliament building in Tripoli by a renegade general's troops.
Libyan parliament recess urged as crisis grows:
The government accuses renegade general Khalifa Haftar (CIA) of planning a coup. On Monday, the head of special forces in second city Benghazi declared his backing for Gen Haftar's group.
U.S. moves more forces closer to Libya as unrest grows:
The United States has increased the number of Marines and aircraft stationed in Sicily who could be called upon to evacuate Americans from the U.S. embassy in Tripoli as unrest in Libya grows, two U.S. officials said on Monday.
Is CIA Exercising a New Plot in Libya?:
Hifter has past connections with the CIA. Perhaps the US has decided that they need a military strongman in Libya to put down islamist influence in Libya.
Egypt: 3 Policemen shot dead at Cairo's al-Azhar:
Three Egyptian policemen have been killed at Cairo's al-Azhar University. The assailants stepped out of two cars and opened fire on a security checkpoint just outside the university late on Monday night, security sources said.
Why Don't We Care About Congo's Dead?:
Is it true that atrocities in Africa garner little international attention because the victims are black?
Tuareg rebels 'free Mali hostages':
Some 28 hostages abducted by Tuareg rebels in northern Mali on Saturday have been freed, the UN says.
Syria's rebel defense minister steps down:
Asaad Mustafa stepped down from his post for the second time, complaining that rebels were being prevented from obtaining "legitimate means of defense" against the firepower wielded by regime forces and their allies.
Syrian rebel I called a friend shot me, says Times reporter:
The Times reporter Anthony Loyd has told the BBC how he was betrayed by a rebel gang in Syria who beat him badly and shot him twice in the ankle.
58 countries urge UN to refer Syria to ICC;
France, which drafted the resolution, has called for a vote Thursday and Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin has already said Moscow - Syria's closest ally - opposes the measure, which means an almost certain veto.
The battle for Fallujah:
Fighting returns to Iraqi city as al-Qa'ida-linked rebels gain stronghold
Iraq elections: Maliki's State of Law 'wins most seats':
Prime Minister Nouri Maliki's alliance won last month's parliamentary elections in Iraq, but fell short of a majority, preliminary results show. The electoral commission said State of Law had taken 92 of the 328 seats in the Council of Representatives.
White House 'unable to find' Iraq letter from Tony Blair telling George Bush:
'I'm with you whatever' : A letter sent by Tony Blair to George Bush that is "critical" to the Iraq Inquiry has gone missing from official White House records, it has been reported.
The Blair-Bush Letters: Op-Ed:
When a state embarks on illegal war and systematic torture and murder, as a state, the ramifications go extremely wide. Literally thousands of highly placed people are implicated. There is nothing short of political revolution which would bring justice.
'I will not rest until I know how many Iraqis died in British custody':
The Chris Blackhurst Interview: The lawyer tells of daily death threats and why he's optimistic the ICC can now investigate alleged war crimes in Iraq
Children describe torture in Israeli solitary confinement:
A rising proportion of Palestinian children arrested by Israeli occupation forces are subjected to solitary confinement, harsh interrogations and ill-treatment amounting to torture, according to a report published today by Defence for Children International-Palestine Section (DCI-Palestine).
Israel, Palestinians eye political gain from papal visit:
"He is taking a helicopter directly from Jordan to Palestine -- to Bethlehem. It's a kind of sign of recognising Palestine," Father Jamal Khader of the Latin patriarchate in Jerusalem told journalists.
Fact or propaganda?
Top Iran Terrorist Under CIA Protection in U.S., Book Says:
The senior former Iranian intelligence officer who quarterbacked the 1983 bombing of the U.S. embassy in Beirut and killed scores of Americans was recently living under CIA protection in the United States, a book being published Tuesday says.
Gunmen kill two Yemen soldiers;
"Unknown gunmen opened fire at a military vehicle killing two soldiers," the source said. The attack took place at the entrance to Shehr, a coastal town in Hadramawt province.
Clashes as 'Donetsk People's Republic' names PM:
Gunfire rippled yesterday around the outskirts of Kramatorsk, about 100km north of the city of Donetsk, where on Saturday the rebels reportedly captured an administration building of a major gas pipeline for the region.
Full text of the appeal of the commander of the militia of Donetsk People`s Republic Igor Strelkov:
"Citizens of Donetsk People`s Republic, I address you with a quest. It`s the quest to protect your Motherland, your homes, your families, your people
Putin orders Russian troop withdrawal from Ukrainian border:
A Nato officer reportedly said on Monday that it had seen no sign of troop movements. However, Russian defence experts said troops would need at least 24 hours to begin moving. The fact that Russia's national security council held a special meeting with Putin on Monday also lent weight to the announcement.
US missile cruiser to enter Black Sea amid NATO drills in Eastern Europe - military source:
It comes as part of a wider buildup of NATO forces close to Russian borders in the backdrop of the Ukraine crisis.
Lawmakers seek to kill Pentagon contracts with Russian firms:
The Russian Weapons Embargo Act of 2014 is the latest of several efforts to get the Obama administration to end defense contracts with Russia over the crisis in Ukraine.
Who are Hunter Biden's Ukrainian bosses?:
The appointment of Joe Biden's son to the board of Ukrainian gas firm Burisma has raised eyebrows the world over. The names of the company's actual owners are being protected like state secrets.
Gazprom to sign monumental gas deal with China:
"This deal with Gazprom and cooperation with Russia shows that China is expanding, becoming bigger and bigger, and that this part of the world is dominated by China, India, and Russia, the US role is shrinking," said Aleksandr Prosviryakov.
U.S. accuses China of cyber spying on six American companies:
A U.S. grand jury has indicted five Chinese individuals with cyber espionage charges for allegedly targeting six American companies and stealing trade secrets, the U.S. Justice Department said, publicly accusing China of cyber spying for the first time.
China denounces US cyber-theft charges:
"Given the lack of sincerity on the part of the US to solve issues related to cyber security through dialogue and co-operation, China has decided to suspend activities of the China-US Cyber Working Group," Mr Qin said.
Japan To Establish Island Military Posts Amid Rising Tensions In The South China Sea:
The islands lie around 2,000 kilometres (1,250 miles) southwest of Tokyo and around 200 kilometres from the north of Taiwan.
3 Afghan children killed in rocket :
Three children were killed by a rocket that hit their house in southern Afghanistan, officials said on Monday. The Helmand provincial governor blamed the rebels.
'Over 8,000 NATO servicemen to stay in Afghanistan after 2014':
The NATO Secretary General's Special Representative for the Central Asia and Caucasus said that over 8,000 troops would be left in Afghanistan to train and advice the Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF) after 2014.
Pakistani Taliban chief vows fight for Sharia:
In video appearance, Mullah Fazlullah throws peace talks with government into disarray with apparent declaration of war.
Thailand army declares martial law:
The Thai army says that it is imposing martial law amid political crisis "to preserve law and order". The army has also granted itself wide-ranging powers to enforce its decision.
In Letter to Obama, Cisco CEO Complains About NSA Allegations:
Warning of an erosion of confidence in the products of the U.S. technology industry, John Chambers, the CEO of networking giant Cisco Systems, has asked President Obama to intervene to curtail the surveillance activities of the National Security Agency.
NSA Spying Inspires ProtonMail 'End-to-End' Encrypted Email Service:
One new email service promising "end-to-end" encryption launched on Friday, and others are being developed while major services such as Google Gmail and Yahoo Mail have stepped up security measures.
Australia: March in May protesters gather in capital cities:
Thousands of protesters across the country have rallied against the Abbott government's budget in a vocal display of discontent at cuts to health and education.Australia:
Blockupy: Thousands At Demo Against Capitalism in Europe ;
Large demonstrations in Europe, today, in Germany, Italy, France and Spain:
Chilean Activist 'Set Fire To $500m Worth Of Student Papers To Free Them From Debt':
A video by Francisco Tapia, aka "Papas Fritas," went viral this week in which he confessed to burning the legal papers certifying debt owed by Universidad del Mar students and had thus liberated the students from their debt obligations.
Uruguay to sell marijuana tax-free to undercut drug traffickers:
Uruguay will exempt marijuana production and sales from taxes in a bid to ensure prices remain low enough to undercut competition from black market pot smuggled in from Paraguay, according to consultants advising the government on a legalization plan.
Cannon fodder:
GOP congressman pushes for immigration vote:
The measure would create a path to citizenship for immigrants who were brought illegally to the U.S. as children and serve in the military. The bill "provides an avenue for those who want to perform the ultimate act of patriotism - serving their county - to earn legal status," Denham said in a statement.
The Obama Admin Is Calling for More Foreign Workers:
The Obama administration's Department of Labor, which is supposed to represent the needs of U.S. workers, said Monday that the government needs to find ways to get more skilled foreign workers into the country.
Do police really need mine-resistant TANKS?
Indiana sheriff says vets back from Afghanistan have created a new kind of criminal and local forces need military weapons to fight them
Occupy activist Cecily McMillan sentenced to three months in jail:
McMillan to also serve five years' probation for deliberately elbowing a New York police officer at a protest in 2012
"Let us be peace and joy"
Tom Feeley
| Cost Of War Number Of Iraqis Slaughtered In US War And Occupation Of Iraq "1,455,590"
Number of U.S. Military Personnel Sacrificed (Officially acknowledged) In America's War On Iraq: 4,801
Number Of International Occupation Force Troops Slaughtered In Afghanistan : 3,441
Cost of War in Iraq & AfghanistanTotal Cost of Wars Since 2001
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