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Selected Articles: Sea Birds’ Last Refuges: 4G and 5G Radiation Sickness from the Cell Towers

23-6-2023 < Global Research 18 873 words
 

Sea Birds’ Last Refuges: 4G and 5G Radiation Sickness from the Cell Towers


By Arthur Firstenberg, June 22, 2023


Ornithologists and bird conservation organizations, reflexively, said to themselves and the world, “This must be bird flu,” and they dressed in hazmat suits and masks as they wandered among the avian graveyards with their specimen collectors and testing equipment, while ignoring obvious signs to the contrary.



Deaths at Sea: From the Titan to the Mediterranean


By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, June 23, 2023


For almost a week, the coverage on the fate of the Titan remained unrelenting. Commentators with varying degrees of expertise were consulted over speculative minutiae and details. When would oxygen supplies run out? Were there banging sounds detected, suggesting signs of life? How would the Titan be retrieved?



US Brands Israeli Moves to Expand West Bank Settlements an ‘Obstacle to Peace’


By Middle East Eye, June 23, 2023


The US State Department said on Sunday that it was “deeply troubled” by Israeli moves aimed at expanding settlement construction in the occupied West Bank. Washington branded the Israeli move to discuss 4,560 housing units across the occupied West Bank as an “obstacle to peace”.



Breaking. Video: BlackRock Recruiter Who ‘Decides People’s Fate’ Says ‘War Is Good for Business’ While Spilling Info on Asset Giant


By James O’Keefe, June 22, 2023


In the footage, a BlackRock Recruiter named Serge Varlay describes how BlackRock is able to ”run the world” in about 7 minutes of riveting undercover footage. The footage was captured over the course of several meetings in New York by one of OMG News’ rockstar undercover journalists.



Do Unjust Systems Want Student Debts to Continue Forever?


By Bharat Dogra, June 22, 2023


One aspect that does not appear to have received adequate attention is the impact of the burden of student debt on the ability and motivation of youth emerging from colleges to devote themselves to social change and mobilization.



The Ever-Widening War


By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, June 22, 2023


The latest development brings us closer to the use of nuclear weapons. The F-16s, which Biden said would never be given to Ukraine, have now been given, as I said would happen. Moreover, they are being given in a recklessly gratuitous form. The first shipment of F-16s are aircraft that have modifications that allow them to be armed with nuclear weapons.



Paris Summit, New Global Financing Pact: Expected Impact on Africa’s Growth and Development


By Kester Kenn Klomegah, June 22, 2023


The Paris Summit on new global financing pact offers some hope for Africa’s development within the context of the geopolitical changes and competition on the continent because extensive investments are needed across various sectors, especially in modernizing its agricultural sector to increase production and value chain.



Video: The Secret Post-War Transfer of Ukrainian Nazi SS to Britain and Canada


By Mark Felton and Karsten Riise, June 22, 2023


Not described is that the Ukrainian SS were not only selected based on physical fitness – they were also selected for adherence to Nazi ideology. Sadly, the crimes of the Ukrainian SS and Stepan Bandera are not clearly described either.



Trudeau Adds Parental Proponents of Traditional Family Values to His Enemies List


By Prof. Anthony J. Hall, June 22, 2023


From Trudeau’s bigoted perspective the millions of naysayers he is facing are “far-right” extremists trying to stifle children from being themselves. He makes no allowance for the fact that many of his detractors are not contesting the right of consenting adults to interact sexually and domestically however they might choose to do so.



World Refugee Day Marked by 108 Million Being Displaced


By Abayomi Azikiwe, June 22, 2023


The number of displaced persons today is twice as high as those dislocated at the conclusion of World War II. Many of the refugees and IDPs are suffering as a direct result of the United States and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) wars of regime change and occupation.


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