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offsite link The Festive Period is a Reminder that Enshittification is Inevitable ? But There is Hope Wed Dec 24, 2025 09:00 | Joanna Gray
As Britain continues its slide into social and cultural decay, the festive period is a time to remember that, while enshittification is inevitable, there is hope while we can remember what is good, says Joanna Gray.
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offsite link Guardian is Eight Times More Climate Alarmist Than Other Newspapers ? and It?s Getting Everyone Down... Wed Dec 24, 2025 07:00 | Ben Pile
A study has found that "catastrophic language" on climate appears eight times more often in Guardian articles than in other news media ? and it's getting everybody down. Wasn't this obvious, asks Ben Pile.
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A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ?climate emergency?, public health ?crises? and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
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offsite link Where Moth Destroys: Why Has the Pope Appointed a Pro-Migrant Fanatic to Lead the Catholic Church in... Tue Dec 23, 2025 20:00 | Dr Roger Watson
Why has the Pope appointed pro-migrant fanatic Bishop Richard Moth to lead the Catholic Church in England and Wales, asks Professor Roger Watson. It's not as though there are any asylum seekers in the Vatican.
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offsite link The Safety of British Woman and Girls is Betrayed Yet Again by Left-Wing Females Tue Dec 23, 2025 18:16 | Madeleine Gillies
The Government has declared violence against women to be a national emergency. Yet it's about to dump 600 young men, many from misogynistic societies, into Crowborough. This is 100% incompatible, says Madeleine Gillies.
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Imperialism: More than Syria in its sight

category international | anti-war / imperialism | other press author Saturday September 21, 2013 13:48author by John Cornford Report this post to the editors

As well as covering the latest Syrian developments, Yassamine Mather writes on the effects of sanctions in Iran.

The events we are now witnessing in the Middle East, the “United States’ accidental diplomacy” regarding Syria1 and renewed talk of the resolution of Iran’s nuclear programme were unexpected a few weeks ago. Having declared that the use of chemical weapons was the “red line” the Syrian leadership should not cross, the US has now accepted Russian proposals for a ‘diplomatic solution’

In Iran there is a shortage of basic food and medication, Iranians drive dangerous cars, because spare parts are unavailable, and they fly in aeroplanes using inadequate, faulty, old components. Premature babies die because incubators can have ‘dual use’ (apparently the technology can be also used in nuclear plants) and so it is difficult to repair them. Children also die from out-of-date, dangerous vaccines, again because the correct vaccines cannot be imported. Iranian patients die because of shortages of surgical equipments and drugs.

The car industry, petrochemicals and a large part of manufacturing have come to a standstill and as a result more than a third of the population is unemployed....

Related Link: http://www.hopi-ireland.org/c/imperialism-more-syria-its-sight
 
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