Supposedly the Medal of Freedom allows the occupant of the White House to award “an especially meritorious contribution to the security or national interests of the United States, world peace, cultural or other significant public or private endeavors”. In the latest news, however none of those concepts seem to apply to a golf player named … Continue reading US Awards Highest Civilian Award to 1980s “Ambassador of Apartheid”
A tragic day in America as the White House occupants have openly stated they’re actively manipulating coronavirus case numbers for political reasons. …[He is as or more] concerned about the political fallout of the growing number of coronavirus cases in the United States as he is about how those cases should be handled. […] {His] … Continue reading America Admits to Cooking its Numbers on Coronavirus
A search on the Internet for “Stanford genocide” brings up a long list of references. Some initial hits are these, all very promising: Genocide: A World History – Stanford University Genocide | Center for Comparative Studies… Preventing Genocide | Stanford Libraries However, as you scroll down the list, perhaps the most interesting hit of all … Continue reading Stanford = Genocide
Happy Human Rights Day 2019! The final report from the 14th Internet Governance Forum (IGF) has been released, and it carries important conclusions such as this one: With so many children making use of the Internet – 1 in 3 Internet users in the developed world, and 1 in 2 globally, are children – the … Continue reading America Stands Alone in Refusing Children Rights in the Digital Age