Alexandria and Greta can save the planet from global warming buuuuuuuuuuuuuut just in case they can’t…
Reading this extraordinary conversation between the two of them makes me believe in hope that we can truly change our ways and shift in time to counter the apocalypse that is global warming. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuut just in case they can’t force our culture and economy to radically shift into adaptation mode…
Read More →Tulsi Gabbard Blazes Impressive Trail At First Democratic Primary Debate
It has been said by political minds far more astute than my own [read: pretty much every candidate going into today’s 1st Democratic Primary debate] that a ‘win’ here is securing ‘cut-through’. Standing out from amidst the crowded, twenty-candidate field and managing to reach out through the television-camera’s silvery lense to make that all-important connection with the ordinary American voter on the other side of the screen.
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – 360 Degrees solution to US Schoolyard Bully Boy
Glug, glug, glug” – that’s the sound a sinking battleship makes, according to Paul Keating, who deployed the sound effect to devastating effect on Wednesday to underline his argument that the United States could not expect to dominate China in the South China Sea.
Read More →By not attacking Iran, has Trump just committed the cardinal sin of Amerika?
Can we all just universally agree, as New Zealanders, that if Trump gets tricked into a military conflict with Iran – we point blank refuse to get dragged into it.
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Suzie Dawson – Freeing Julian Assange: Part Two
The myth that became Russiagate was seven years in the making. In this article we examine just how far back the real conspiracy stretches.
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Hadley Grace Robinson-Lewis – Violence against women and feminism
Violence against women and feminism
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – Be careful for what you wish
BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) have for some time been exploring an alternative to this unique but increasingly fragile, US world oil for dollars hegemony.
Under its newest president, Brazil may have been picked off by the US but certainly, major oil producers Iran and Venezuela have joined this quest.
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