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Advantages and Disadvantages of Nuclear Energy
Nuclear energy provides a clean and pollution-free power source with high reliability, but it also creates radioactive waste and carries significant financial and safety risks. Pros of Nuclear Energy • Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Nuclear reactors do not release carbon … Continue reading
The World is Forgetting How to Fear Nuclear War
As borders erode and arms control collapses, nuclear deterrence is losing its grip. The danger may be not just catastrophe, but normalization By Fyodor Lukyanov For decades, mutual deterrence among major powers provided the world with a degree of predictability, … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-War & Non-Violence, International Politics, War & Terror
Tagged nuclear war
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Ukraine at 35
On August 24, Ukraine marks 35 years of independence It has been a turbulent three and a half decades, to say the least, and the country is now moving inexorably toward the brink of collapse. Riven by corruption, in the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture & Society, International Politics, War & Terror
Tagged EU, NATO, Russia, Ukraine
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How to Create Security for Israel
Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sits on Israel’s security cabinet, which helps shape war and policy Israel’s far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, says Israeli forces should “kill 30 or 40” people in Gaza every night and go beyond … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-War & Non-Violence, International Politics, War & Terror
Tagged Gaza, Israel, Itamar Ben-Gvir, Palestine, Zionism
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The Planet is Getting Greener, and That’s a Good Thing
Heartland Institute Research Fellow Linnea Lueken talks about how the Earth is greening, meaning plant life is increasing – it’s one of the benefits of climate change that is often ignored or dismissed. Short Summary: Plant life is integral to … Continue reading
Henrik Svensmark: Cosmic Rays, Clouds and Climate
In this in-depth conversational interview and discussion, Professor Henrik Svensmark (formerly of Danish National Space Center) explains his groundbreaking research on how galactic cosmic rays influence cloud formation and climate. Joined by Dr. Willie Soon and Dr. Ronan Connolly (CERES), … Continue reading
Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters on 9/11, JFK, Gaza, and Why the Israel Lobby is Trying to Destroy Him
There’s never been a legitimate criminal investigation into 9-11, the deadliest terror attack in US history. Roger Waters is trying to change that. Roger Waters—legendary Pink Floyd co-founder and one of the world’s most outspoken advocates for peace and justice—is … Continue reading
Code for the People | A Film by Bao Nguyen
The open web is arguably the world’s most vital invisible utility–and it is under siege. We have traded a free internet for a collection of walled gardens. Today, a handful of digital landlords use algorithms to dictate our reality, while … Continue reading
Posted in Culture & Society, Internet & IT, Media & Journalism, Videos & Documentaries
Tagged Bao Nguyen, WordPress
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Drone-Watching: How Ukraine Keeps Hitting Its EU Backers
Over the past three months, Ukrainian UAVs have fallen in Finland, the Baltic states, Greece, and Romania, and killed five Azerbaijani citizens in the Sea of Azov Ukraine has launched hundreds of long-range drones at Russia, with many targeting civilians … Continue reading
Posted in War & Terror, False Flag Operations, Media & Journalism, International Politics
Tagged Russia, Ukraine
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The Ball is Now in US Court
Iran says it has submitted a comprehensive proposal to bring about a permanent end to the US-Israeli aggression against the country, insisting that it is now up to the United States to decide whether it wants a deal or confrontation. … Continue reading
Posted in International Politics, War & Terror
Tagged Donald Trump, Iran, Israel, USA
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Against the Grain 