EDITORS—The USSR did not have emission controls in the Stalin period, but neither did the West, anywhere. Not to mention that the private car did not exist under Lenin and Stalin to constitute a threat to nature. And prior to the 1960s (Stalin died in 1953), environmental law did not exist anywhere in the world. Typically, anti-communists have conveniently ignored all these facts in their unrelenting campaign to demonise Stalin, and communism in general.
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With its often insufferably priggish, self-satisfied tone, CBS Sunday is clearly designed as a tool to comfort and please the PMCs in the US and the “Western world”, the folks who, aside from the billionaires who really run and own the show, clearly benefit from the criminally hypocritical status quo.
For those ensconced under a rock, the “PMCs” are the professional-managerial class, the upper middle class folks operating the vital machinery of the US global empire, most particularly the MICIMATT, Ray McGovern’s apt term for the Military-Industrial-Congressional-Intelligence- Media-Academia-Think-Tank complex, doubtless the most evil aggregation of humans in modern history.
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DANNY HAIPHONG—Beirut-based journalist and war correspondent Ghadi Francis reveals her take on Iran’s coming attack on Israel and analyses the role of Iran in the broader regional opposition in West Asia to Israel’s War. This video is a MUST-SEE for those seeking to understand what’s coming next in the most volatile region of the planet.
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EDITORS—We know that America has been fighting the Battle of the Bulge for a long time, and losing, but its usual partner in crime, Britain, is also afflicted by the fat epidemic. In this powerful documentary we get an inside look at the NHS hospital fighting the obesity epidemic in the UK. Subscribe to Our Stories: https://bit.ly/3lzSXhv One of the UK’s biggest and busiest obesity units opens its doors to allow an exclusive insight into the battle with the bulge. Sunderland Royal Hospital is at the heart of one of the fattest places in the country and deals with thousands of patients turning to surgery to beat their obesity. But before they go under the knife, they need to come to terms with why they’re overeating. At 47 stone, 29-year-old Terry is one of the biggest patients the unit has ever treated.
