Seymour Hersh: Memoir REPORTER
Ethics, Media
Seymour Hersh’s New Memoir Is a Fascinating, Flabbergasting Masterpiece (Intercept)
Seymour Hersh's Memoir Is Full of Useful Reporting Secrets (Rolling Stone)
Tip of the Hat to Berto Jongman & Eagle.
Mike Adams: [James Fetzer] “The Most Dangerous Mind in America” interviewed about false flags and extreme censorship
Civil Society, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics, IO Deeds of War
“The Most Dangerous Mind in America” interviewed about false flags and extreme censorship
Fetzer, who I’m now calling, “The Most Dangerous Mind in America,” is the author of a book that was literally banned by Amazon.com. Yes, the some e-commerce retailer that gladly sells books promoting Nazi fascism, deadly communism and weird sex indoctrination of children went out of its way to ban a book about Sandy Hook.
In an age where Pulitzer prizes are handed out to fake news media for publishing blatantly fake stories, I find it highly suspicious that Fetzer is being singled out for “extreme censorship.”
#UNRIG Robert Steele Speaking at Rolling Thunder
Civil Society, Collective Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics, Peace IntelligenceMongoose: Deutche Bank Crashing, Preamble to Global Financial Reset?
03 Economy, 08 Wild Cards, Commerce, Corruption, Ethics, Government, Officers Call
The Deutsche Bank was a central player in the Gold War against Russia. If there is any bank on the planet that deserves to crash and be completely wiped out, it is the Deutsche Bank and its US affiliates.
Deutsche Bank Crashes After Profit Warning, Confirmation Of Massive Layoffs
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Penguin: Open Source Mapping Palestine Before Israel
07 Other Atrocities, 08 Wild Cards, Civil Society, Earth Intelligence, Ethics, IO Deeds of Peace, Officers Call, Peace Intelligence
Mapping Palestine Before Israel
In the decades since 1948, what Palestinians call the nakba (“catastrophe”) remains a matter of debate between the sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. For Barclay, an aim of the mapping project is to clarify at least one part of this debate: the land itself, and what was once there. “Putting the villages on screen that were destroyed, depopulated, and built over in the form of these maps makes what happened irrefutable,” he said.
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