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Innocence of Mahmoud Abbas

Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, demonstrated political naiveté when replying to an intimidating question, “As a Palestinian leader, did he plan to apologize to Israel and Germany for the 1972 Munich Olympics 1972 attack by Black September ahead of its 50th...

How Bad Can It Get?  

How bad can it (climate change) get? The sky’s the limit! No pun intended. Still, the general public is tired of negative articles about climate change. It turns them off. Climate change is impossible to deal with. It’s too much; it’s too negative! As a result,...

Mobilizing to Fight Chongqing Wildfires

This week’s News on China in 2 minutes. • CPC’s 20th Congress date announced • 234 arrested in Henan fraud case • Mobilizing to fight Chongqing wildfires • China’s rural “toilet revolution” The post Mobilizing to Fight Chongqing Wildfires first appeared on Dissident...

How About a Civic Group to Oppose a Cashless Society?

The most perceptive ancient historians and philosophers could not have foreseen a time when a certain type of mass convenience and abundance becomes a threat to democracy, justice and dispersed power. Welcome to the incarcerations of the credit card payment systems...

More from My Chat with Vandana Shiva

More from My Chat with Vandana Shiva

Earlier this week, I shared episode 49 of my podcast, Post-Woke. It was mostly a conversation between me and Vandana Shiva. In case you missed it, here’s a brief and slightly edited excerpt. I trust it will inspire you to listen to the full podcast right here. Mickey...

Whistleblowing at Twitter: Mudge Spills the Beans

It must have been music to Elon Musk’s ears.  Twitter, a platform he has had a patchy relationship with, has been the recipient of various blows inflicted by Peiter “Mudge” Zatko, the company’s former head of security.  This was no mean feat, given the company’s...

“Pill Hill” and Other High School Hauntings

“Pill Hill” and Other High School Hauntings

(You can read this post below or listen above — or both!) My family moved to a slightly “better” area of our neighborhood shortly before I turned 15. There were many reasons for this relocation but here’s one factor my mother clearly articulated: “If we stay here, I’m...