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Is the FBI secretly running dark web terrorist recruitment? Opinion
US law enforcement is known for entrapment tactics, and the secrecy around a recent terrorism case is suspicious
Feb 1, 2023 14:03
Pandora Papers: Every US state-funded exposé on the lavish lives of elites is about Russia & Putin, even when he’s not mentioned Opinion
The powerful are wealthy, and the wealthy are powerful. They'll also often go to great lengths to avoid paying taxes. Those are the conclusions from some 12 million financial files leaked to reporters last week and covered widely.
Oct 5, 2021 11:28
Should a devout Christian web designer be forced by law to create work promoting same sex marriage? Opinion
In a case being submitted to the US Supreme Court, Lorie Smith is railing against what she sees as Colorado’s attempt to deny her creative freedom and free speech, by forcing her to act against her religious beliefs.
Oct 4, 2021 18:07
Obesity is a killer and Covid is brutal to fat people, so why are we doing nothing to tackle this ticking time bomb? Opinion
A huge 42% of Americans are obese and that figure’s likely ballooned during lockdown. Yet medical chiefs are silent about this, our media laud the morbidly overweight, and you can get free donuts with your vaccines. Why?
Sep 13, 2021 19:04
America is doing a pretty good job of undermining its own democracy – it doesn’t need any help from the Iranian media Opinion
The ethnic and political strife we’ve seen recently in the US is a product of its own making. The Iranians may be clever, but I don’t think outlets such as Press TV can stoke that, so why has Washington seized their websites?
Jun 30, 2021 12:18
Did former Tony Blair aide Jonathan Powell meet with an Al-Qaeda front organization? Opinion
A media report says he did; the British Foreign Office refuses to comment. Recent events, however, are not inconsistent with both the motives for and potential results of such a meeting, which fits Powell’s MO to a T.
Jun 3, 2021 21:09
Reports of racial discrimination DOUBLE in Germany as Covid brings bubbling undercurrent of anti-Asian sentiment to the fore Opinion
Germany’s Anti-Discrimination Agency is so overwhelmed with complaints of discrimination its phone lines have been shut since October. While racism towards Asians during Covid-19 is partly to blame, the problem goes far deeper.
May 13, 2021 19:42
It's easy to jump on the Amazon-bashing bandwagon, but knocking Jeff Bezos won’t restore our culture nor rebuild the high street Opinion
Attacking Amazon has become something of a trend these days, but isn’t an attack on Amazon simply an attack on human nature and our desire for ease and convenience?
Apr 26, 2021 18:10
Facebook’s new expert on ‘online disinformation’, Ben Nimmo, was a fantasy fiction writer. Has he really given that up? Opinion
The tech giant’s self-styled ‘troll-finder-general’ is touted as an authority on alleged Russian ‘information warfare’ – but any objective look at his background and track record raises troubling questions over his capabilities.
Feb 8, 2021 19:14
Christopher Steele’s declassified FBI interview: Playing up fake sources and juggling spying jobs Opinion
Newly declassified papers dismantle what little remains of Christopher Steele’s credibility, and raise more questions as to why his infamous dossier consumed the media’s attention, and imaginations, for much of Trump’s presidency.
Jan 21, 2021 16:06