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Tag Archives: destruction
UK and US special relationship
1997 to 2010 https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/215661/economics/economic-record-of-new-labour-1997-2010/ 1999, Enter Prince Andrew, as described in the book by Lownie: On the morning of 9 February 1999 a small group gathered at Teterboro Airport, just outside New York, ready to catch a Gulfstream jet to … Continue reading
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Tagged anti Muslim, arms dealers, building projects, coincidences, conflict, crusades, destruction, Deutsche Bank, Epstein, failed states, faith, Friends of Israel, greed, israel, land theft, loans, Mandelson, middle east, money laundering, North Africa wars, oil, overreach, Prince Andrew, Russia, settlers, terrorism, Tony Blair, US and UK, West Bank, zionism
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Lest we Forget
I am reproducing this page of names of those who died trying to let the world know of the horror suffered in Palestine. Journalists killed at Nasser Hospital August 25, 2025 Reuters news agency said its cameraman, Husam al-Masri, was … Continue reading
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Tagged Cisco, computers, databases, death, destruction, electronic tracking of citizens, Gaza, holocaust, humanity failing, IBM, innocents, israel, journalism, Netanyahu, Palestine, seige, starvation, targeted killing, targeted killings, war
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Repurposing political leverage: beware the Ides of March
The US administration tried to pass a ruling through FEMA to withold Federal funding for aid following a disaster, if the state refused to back the US support for Israel’s Netanyahu policy on Gaza. FEMA admitted this week that it … Continue reading
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Tagged ceasar, destruction, disaster relief, fealty, FEMA, Gaza, hope, humanity, malevolent intent, US citizens, US foreign policy, US weapons
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Community Life is an Ecosystem
Robert Reich wrote on Substack:
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Tagged agriculture, compassion, cruelty, destruction, extraction, extremes, harmony, human love, ICE, inhumane, negation, no due process, sharing, terror, torture
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When the lambs stop screaming
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Tagged countries which are complicit, crypto, death, destruction, Gaza, genocide, israel, land theft, mediterranean, Palestinian, real estate, right wing, TBF
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Military Drone Development: Heralding permanent war?
Drones are ubiquitous now, but a relevant military use timeline can be found, which is relevant to the previous technology blogs: What we do know is that modern drone warfare began in earnest in 1982, when Israel coordinated the use … Continue reading
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Tagged CIA, death, destruction, drone technology, intelligence gathering, israel, military strategy, permanent war, targeted killings, timeline
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Nader: Gaza Body Count
I’m reproducing the newsletter of Ralph Nader, 22nd Feb 2025:
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Tagged america, collective punishment, cover up, destruction, disinformation, Gaza deaths, genocide, Hamas, IDF, israel, journalists, lies, media, Palestine
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UK Butterfly Emergency
I just photographed a Peacock and a Red Admiral on my Autumn Glory. In previous years there could be at least 12 to 20 on this plant. These two are the highest count in a day for this year. I … Continue reading
1918: Peace not War
After the horrors of WW1 many countries tried to come together to forge peace. But, somehow, along the way, those who saw the possibility of weapons manufacturing as a means to create jobs and bring wealth, won the arguments. Now, … Continue reading
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Tagged arms trade, banks, carnage, contamination, death, destruction, genocide, harm, human rights, international, investors, jobs, land grab, law, murder, occupation, returns, uninhabitable, wealth
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Boreal Forest (taiga):consequences of permafrost melt
A starting point for understanding more about the ancient pristine carbon sink boreal forest of the northern hemisphere is to read through the following link: https://www.treehugger.com/fascinating-facts-about-the-boreal-forest-4858782 We humans are now into the final phase of destroying our planet, we are … Continue reading
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Tagged Boreal Forest, climate change, climate change denial, destruction, disregard of indigenous, earth, exploitation, freshwater, greed, guardianship, human financial gain, logging, permafrost melt, preservation, protection, respect, soil, taiga, wildlife extinction
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