This is the culmination of a quiet history of eugenics in the West that starts at the beginning of the 20th century—a movement for population control. Continue reading Crackdown on academic freedom: Under attack for asking students to think independently
Biological warfare is not new. But that doesn’t mean every time people are supposed to have been hit by the bug, they actually have been infected by that particular bug. Information can be manufactured to fit agendas. Evidence can be falsified. (Fiction) Continue reading A Journal Of The Plague Year 2021: Eduardo at the Café Bona Lista
Many Americans seem to think there is a legitimate government in place but the US is a country that has undergone a coup. It is no longer a democratic country: all those who keep saying or thinking they are still in a democracy are living in denial. Continue reading A Journal of the Plague Year 2021: The Distasteful State of the Union
They have twisted the erstwhile class struggle into ensuring their elite class remains above everyone else. There is nothing reminiscent of working-class attributes/behaviour among these Hollywood moguls, celebrities, politicians, and dictatorial managers of Big Tech. Continue reading A Journal of the Plague Year 2021: The Oligarchy makes its final moves
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. addresses health freedom advocates gathered in Copenhagen to strategize ways to maintain human rights on a global basis. Continue reading Censorship and oppression: the threat to democracy and open debate
What Is Anarchism? Noam Chomsky on capitalism, socialism, free markets (2013) Continue reading What Is Anarchism? Noam Chomsky on capitalism, socialism, free markets
by Henry A. Giroux Authoritarianism in the American collective psyche and in what might be called traditional narratives of historical memory is always viewed as existing elsewhere. Viewed as an alien and demagogic political system, it is primarily understood as … Continue reading The plague of American authoritarianism
by Henry A. Giroux In spite of their differing perceptions of the architecture of the totalitarian superstate and how it exercised power and control over its residents, George Orwell and Aldous Huxley shared a fundamental conviction. They both argued that … Continue reading Orwell, Huxley and America’s plunge into Authoritarianism
by Henry A. Giroux The United States’ addiction to violence is partly evident in the heroes it chooses to glorify. Within the last few months, three films appeared that offer role models, however flawed, to young people while legitimating particular … Continue reading Hollywood heroism in the Age of Empire
by Henry A. Giroux With the release of the Senate Intelligence Committee’s report on torture, it becomes clear that in the aftermath of the loathsome terrorist attack of 9/11, the United States entered into a new and barbarous stage in … Continue reading Moral paralysis: torture and the violence of organized forgetting
