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Walgreens leaving Covid-19 test recipients’ data unprotected is a reminder that we can’t blindly trust ‘infallible’ tech Opinion
Pharmacy giant Walgreens left millions of Americans’ private info, from Covid-19 status to home addresses, open to theft thanks to sloppy web design without so much as a password gate. Why do we still blindly trust technology?
Sep 14, 2021 18:49
The evidence of encounters with UFOs is mounting, uncontestable and, thank goodness, being taken seriously for the first time Opinion
In the second and concluding part of my series of what’s happening in the world of UFOs/UAPs, I set out the astonishing proof that indicates we are regularly being visited by super-intelligent visitors from outer space.
Jul 3, 2021 14:47
By sabotaging Iran’s nuclear program, Israel sabotaged world peace Opinion
Pentagon chief Austin’s visit to Israel serves as a stark reminder that regardless of stated US policy goals, Israel almost always gets its way.
Apr 12, 2021 20:59
US is stuck in Cold War thinking; Plan to spend Russia & China ‘into oblivion’ in arms race will bankrupt only America Opinion
In a stunning display of arrogance, ignorance, and hubris, President Trump’s new arms control czar threatens to spend America’s adversaries into “oblivion” in any new arms race. But the joke is on him.
May 22, 2020 21:27
Yemen's health system has been wrecked by war, but Britain is still helping the Saudis bomb it – even during the Covid-19 pandemic Opinion
Ravaged by years of conflict, Yemen is facing the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Its health system has been decimated and many of its people are starving – but the flow of British weapons to Saudi Arabia has not stopped.
Apr 28, 2020 07:18
Robots gone wild: Scientists have duty to protect mankind from artificial intelligence Opinion
The clock is ticking for the world of science to take the necessary steps to protect mankind from the deleterious effects of artificial intelligence, which is increasing by leaps and bounds.
Feb 3, 2018 11:02
Britain’s Russophobic hawks should be cast back to swinging 60s if we want new East-West détente Opinion
Fifty years ago détente was in the air as Britain, under the leadership of Harold Wilson, worked hard to bring the USA and the Soviet Union closer together and sign a ground-breaking treaty on the exploration and use of outer space for the good of humanity.
Jan 28, 2017 09:17
Ellsberg: Israel’s persecution of nuke whistleblower Vanunu a relic of British colonialism Opinion
After 18 years in prison, the man who exposed Israel’s nuclear weapons program to the world, Mordechai Vanunu, remains restricted under obsolete principles contradicting the UN Charter on Human Rights, prominent whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg told RT.
Sep 11, 2015 01:29
‘Military hardware governed by US software equally vulnerable to hackers’ Opinion
Any software or hardware coming from US corporations might have backdoors built in, which means that those using and deploying it - like the German government - don’t have full control of their weapons, says former MI5 agent Annie Machon.
Jul 8, 2015 13:35
Global totalitarianism: Change not forbidden, change is impossible Opinion
My apparently weird thesis is: the neoliberal system ruling directly or indirectly the greater part of the world is producing a disastrous anthropological mutation that is leading to a kind of planetary totalitarianism.
Jul 8, 2014 14:13