(2021-08-16). Afghanistan: The Worst US Failure In Recent Decades. southfront.org 
Click to see full-size imageKabul begins falling to the Taliban twenty years after the group was expelled. | Written by Paul Antonopoulos, independent geopolitical analyst | Twenty years after former U.S. President George W. Bush launched his "War on Terror," Afghanistan has become the worst failure of Washington's foreign policy in recent decades. On August 1, the Taliban controlled no provincial capital in Afghanistan, but in only half a month they now…
(2021-08-16). Globalism, Propaganda and the Dangers of Wireless Radiation. globalresearch.ca …
(2021-08-16). Call in the Khaki: the Australian Defense Force and COVID-19. counterpunch.org Towards the latter part of July, Australia's unimaginative Prime Minister Scott Morrison received a request from the police commissioner from the state of New South Wales. It was a query on whether personnel from the Australian Defence Forces might aid in patrolling eight local government areas in Sydney subject to pandemic restrictions. The NSW police
(2021-08-15). Taliban encircles Kabul, enters Afghan capital's airport. tass.com The Taliban announced earlier on Sunday it was controlling the entire territory of Afghanistan…
(2021-08-15). Where Best to Ride Out the Climate Apocalypse? The Billionaires' Bunker Fantasies Go Mainstream. globalresearch.ca
(2021-08-15). PATCO Strike: Reflections On An Ominous Anniversary. popularresistance.org This week marks the 40th anniversary of an illegal strike by the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO) that was decisively broken by President Ronald Reagan. That strike began on August 3, 1981, when more than 12,000 air traffic controllers employed by the Federal Aviation Administration went on an illegal strike after their negotiations with the administration failed to produce an acceptable contract offer. Within hours, Reagan appeared in the White House Rose Garden, flanked by Secretary of Transportation Drew Lewis and Attorney General William French Smith. If the strikers did not return to…