
its guaranteed to end in tears. Nuclear tears.
Continue reading Atoms and Ashes – From Bikini Atoll to Fukushima (Serhii Plokhy):its guaranteed to end in tears. Nuclear tears.
Continue reading Atoms and Ashes – From Bikini Atoll to Fukushima (Serhii Plokhy):“There’s a reason why monocultures do not exist in nature.”
Continue reading Eating to Extinction – The World’s Rarest Foods and Why We Need to Save Them (Dan Saladino):“How did we go from ‘grab ‘em by the’ – I don’t know if I can even say that word, but you know what I mean – to images of him being [almost another] Jesus. I don’t understand it.
Continue reading The Exvangelicals – loving, living, and leaving the White Evangelical Church (Sarah McCammon):“ – how could a cultured nation which had produced Goethe, Beethoven, Bach, Schiller, Einstein, Kant, Hegel and so many of the world’s greatest thinkers and artists allow itself to be led lemming-like to the precipice of self-destruction by a ragged collective of criminals, misfits, sadists and petty bureaucrats – the very dregs of society?”
Continue reading The Nazis and the Occult – The Third Reich’s Search for Supernatural Power (Paul Roland):chronically overdue, but better late than never I guess? This is an excellent & up-to-date documentary examining U.S. military veterans personnel in domestic extremist/terrorist groups within America, with a special focus on the insurrection/capital storming of Jan sixth.
Continue reading Against All Enemies (Charlie Sadoff):“All I could think was… we’re in the middle of what a lot of people consider potentially a massive medical scandal we’re seeing detransitioners talk about how let down they’ve been, how irreversible the interventions are, how angry they are that nobody paid any attention to anything else that was going on in their lives.”
“Everybody saw what was happening, but nobody said ‘stop’. Concerns raised are dismissed, complaints attacked. There’s something powerful and disturbing at play” – Dr. Juliet Singer
Continue reading Time to Think-the inside story of the collapse of the Tavistock’s Gender Service for Children (Hannah Barnes):
“Radical indifference means that it doesn’t matter what is in the pipelines as long as they are full and flowing.”
“The Conservative’s claim over Britain goes even further than this. Beyond fronting their own purported achievements while in power, they seek to absorb the achievements of their political opponents as well – even, or especially, where these were achieved against the Torie’s opposition. The abolition of slavery, the enfranchisement of women and the working class, the dissolution of Empire, the welcoming of refugees from war zones (such as the Kinderstransport during the Second World War) and the creation of the NHS – all these important chapters in the nation’s past often happened in the face of fervent opposition from the Tories somewhere along the way, but they are now celebrated by the Tories as proof of Britain’s – and their – magnanimity and good sense.”
Continue reading Tory Nation – The dark legacy of the world’s most successful political party (Samuel Earle):“In fifteen years of political journalism, I had witnessed chicanery and skulduggery of every sort. Nothing could surprise me anymore; I was immune to outrage, bereft of the ability to recoil from iniquity. And then rediscovered the ReAwaken America Tour.”
Continue reading The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory – American Evangelicals in an age of extremism (Tim Alberta):“Here the different groups don’t even need to meet each other. Actually, it might be better if they don’t: what if one perceives the other as the enemy?” –
“You collect them all for a short period, literally for a moment, but so that they all vote together for one person. To do this you need to build a fairy tale that will be common to all of them.”
Continue reading This is not Propaganda – Adventures in the war against reality (Peter Pomerantsev):