The Justifications For War With Iran Keep Changing

The Justifications For War With Iran Keep Changing

The justifications for war with Iran keep changing. First it’s nukes, then it’s conventional missiles, then it’s protesters, and now it’s back to nukes again. Kinda seems like war with Iran is itself the objective, and they’re just making up excuses to get there. Reading by Tim Foley: The justifications for war with Iran keep…

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Does Knee Surgery Make Your Osteoarthritis Worse?

Does Knee Surgery Make Your Osteoarthritis Worse?

Knee pain is one of the most common afflictions that almost everyone expects to experience as they age. Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis and results from a decrease in the protective cartilage between joints. This decrease can cause joint pain, swelling, and a decreased range of motion. One of the most commonly recommended…

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Before 9/11 the US Had 2 Maximum-Security Bioweapon Labs. Now There Are Up to 17, Many in Cities With Millions of People Nearby

Before 9/11 the US Had 2 Maximum-Security Bioweapon Labs. Now There Are Up to 17, Many in Cities With Millions of People Nearby

The number of high-containment bioweapon labs in the United States has climbed sharply since 9/11, and researchers who study outbreak scenarios warn that the risks scale with them. Before 9/11, the US had 2 maximum-security bioweapon labs. Now there are up to 17, many of them in cities with millions of people nearby. The people…

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Cuba, BRICS and the Battle to End US Impunity

Cuba, BRICS and the Battle to End US Impunity

Freddie Ponton21st Century Wire The lights are going out in Cuba again, but this time, the blackout is by design. With a stroke of his pen, a US president declared a “national emergency,” ordered an oil blockade, and warned every shipowner and government on earth that helping an island of eleven million keep the lights…

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Erich Fromm’s Six Rules Of Listening

Erich Fromm’s Six Rules Of Listening

by Maria Popova: “An experience makes its appearance only when it is being said,” wrote Hannah Arendt in reflecting on how language confers reality upon existence… “And unless it is said it is, so to speak, non-existent.” But if an experience is spoken yet unheard, half of its reality is severed and a certain essential harmony is breached….

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