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Tag Archives: politics
Who owns us?
Larry Ellson, 3 years older than me, seems to own my private data. Guess no-one bothered to ask me if I approved of that, but then, maybe to them, I am just a number: Cash-strapped NHS trusts hand former PM … Continue reading
Alaska
From Christopher Armitage List of Actions of Trump administration since Jan 2025: See Christopher Armitage, Substack Trump and Putin chose to meet in Alaska, Aug 15th 2025 Looking up the history now as Trump sometimes made it sound like Putin … Continue reading
Unacceptable
Childhood sexual abuse (CSA) is a severe public health concern, affecting roughly 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 13 boys worldwide (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2021). As with other forms of abuse, CSA is characterized by the … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged blackmail, CIA, enablers, FBI, influence, intelligence services, Jeffrey Epstein, mafia, Meyer Lansky, misogyny, mob, Mossad, organized crime, politics, PTSD injury, recruiters, sex slaves, sex trafficking, sexpionage, survivors of sex trafficking, vulnerable victims
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Iran’s dream of democracy once oil was discovered
This was the ceremonial and spiritual capital of a vast empire, built by Cyrus, Darius, and Xerxes, titans whose names still echo through history. Giant statues of winged bulls guard the Gate of All Nations, through which princes from vassal … Continue reading
Eugenics
Nazeem Ahmed presents the history of Eugenics because this debunked concept has arisen as a weaponized tool to threaten the majority of the world’s population. Even before the emergence of Nazism as a dominant political force in Germany, the United … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged america, anihilation, anti multiculturalism, Baur, Congress, Davenport, democracy, eugenics, extremists, genocide, germany, hate, lawmakers, politics, repulsion, timeline of eugenics, white supremacy
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British Monarchs
Our country has been invaded and fought over since the Romans, like lands across the world, there have been many peoples who were conquered, made to live under some ruling empire. All empires ended. But the world has seen its … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged Britain, Denmark, Empire, england, family tree, germany, Great Britain, Monarchs, politics, Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Tsar, Windsor, WWI
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Ultimate Sin
So now I’m reading ‘Burn Book’, by Kara Fisher. As I was passionate about computers in education back in 1981, this book has great resonance for me. Kara Fisher began as a journalist, intrigued by the young start-ups in Silicon … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged Brutality, capitalism, cruelty, disrupters, globalisation, human behaviour, human suffering, influence, politics, silicon valley, technology, US, vulnerability
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A world not reliant on the dollar
I wrote a blog, 8 years ago, trying to understand the impact of the Romans on our evolving monetary, military and trading history. https://borderslynn.com/2017/07/16/from-roman-empire-to-the-new-world Now I’ve reached the modern day, and I’m now asking about the mysteries of the global … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged america, cheap imports, China, cooperation, debt, offshored cheap labour, opportunities, politics, Roman Empire, rumour mill, sanctions, securities, semantics, stock exchange, tariffs, threats, trade, treasury bonds, US Dollar, value for money, world economy
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Nader on War
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Tagged Biden, costs, dilemma, exit plan, politics, Ralph Nader, Russian invasion, ukraine, uranium, war
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Adam Smith: Part X
My current Historic Scotland magazine made me aware of the Medieval torture practices which extended into the 1700s. It made me think that we can always, as humans, raise our intellectual understanding but never seem to leave go of the … Continue reading
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Tagged adam smith, Britain, catholic, economics, history, politics, protestant, scotland, torture, victims
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