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[…] between the Obama administration and the government headed by Fidel Castro’s brother Raúl. The cases were recorded in Havana between May 2016 and September 2017, when the Trump administration radically reduced the State Department’s presence on the Caribbean island and the CIA withdrew all of its personnel from the reopened U.S. Embassy there. But […]

States of Emergency: Keeping the global population in check by Kees van der Pijl

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[PDF file]: […] barely disguised spookery of Luke Harding and Mark Urban all being ‘Conte, Leonardo SpaA and the U.S. Embassy behind the Election Data Switch fraud to take out Trump’ in Federal Inquirer, 6 January 2021 At or . 12 5 small elements of a massive web designed to control the popular imagination.13 That ‘massive web’ […]

The Churchill Factor: How One Man Made History by Boris Johnson

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[PDF file]: […] as a delusional fantasist who sees himself as a Great Man walking with Destiny and shaping History. The point has been made by some that, while Donald Trump is genuinely stupid and unbelievably ignorant, Johnson is only pretending. This book suggests that he has been maintaining the pose of the posh buffoon for so […]

The Watergate break-ins and the Howard Hughes connection

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[PDF file]: […] or organizations. Jonathan Marshall is the author of six non-fiction books, including Dark Quadrant: Organized Crime, Big Business, and the Corruption of American Democracy, from Truman to Trump (Lanham, MA: Rowman and Littlefield, 2021). Several of his essays have been published in Lobster. 1 1 Thus began Watergate, the mother of all modern political […]

AngloArabia: Why Gulf Wealth Matters to Britain by David Wearing

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[PDF file]: […] the UK also adopted a more regulatory approach to their financial systems, but with rather less stringency than the EU. See for example Howard Davies, ‘Why is Trump easing financial rules when Europe has opposing view?’, The Guardian, 5 April 2019, at or . 20 Caribbean.21 Williamson’s comments led to raised eyebrows in many […]

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[…] as was).55 Taibbi wrote: Groups like the CCDH often paralyze left-leaning political figures and media commentators by making them afraid to be lumped in with anti-vaxxers or Trump supporters. Only a few sharp reporters like Branko Marcetic of Jacobin, have had the vision to understand that ‘They’ll come for us next.’ In other words, […]

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[…] as was).54 Taibbi wrote: Groups like the CCDH often paralyze left-leaning political figures and media commentators by making them afraid to be lumped in with anti-vaxxers or Trump supporters. Only a few sharp reporters like Branko Marcetic of Jacobin, have had the vision to understand that ‘They’ll come for us next.’ In other words, […]

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[…] as was).54 Taibbi wrote: Groups like the CCDH often paralyze left-leaning political figures and media commentators by making them afraid to be lumped in with anti-vaxxers or Trump supporters. Only a few sharp reporters like Branko Marcetic of Jacobin, have had the vision to understand that ‘They’ll come for us next.’ In other words, […]

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