A functional oligarchy is where economic elites and organised business groups have significant influence on government policy, while average citizens have little to no independent influence. As Iain Davis explains, many countries, […]
The Russian influenza pandemic of 1889-1891 was treated with antipyrine, a synthetic drug made from coal tar, which was widely used and heavily promoted as a remedy. However, antipyrine is highly toxic. […]
Vera Sharav’s new book, ‘Never Again Is Now Global: The Dangers of a One-World Final Solution’, is due to be released next month. The book argues that the world is moving toward […]
The UN’s latest attack on economic growth comes wrapped in moral language. Its global initiatives are marketed as justice through economic restraint, while its advocates promise less poverty, greater equality and a […]
New Zealand journalist Ian Wishart has filed two High Court appeals challenging broadcasters’ claims about climate change. “The cases concern reports describing a Dunedin rainfall event as the city’s ‘wettest day in […]
World Council for Health has summarised crucial evidence of the unnecessary harm covid vaccines have caused. “The material presented in this [article] can be used in individual or class action legal steps,” […]
The Democratic Republic of Congo (“DRC”) is requesting over $1.4 billion in funding for its Ebola situation. Before the money is handed over, serious questions must be asked about corruption and profiteering. […]