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A damning first report from the COVID Inquiry reveals how three successive Health and Social Care Secretaries failed to put a plan in place to handle the crisis that struck
Not that they require fascism, but they’re OK with it:
David Zaslav, the CEO of CNN’s parent company, at the Allen & Co. media conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, on Tuesday:
Asked about the upcoming Presidential election, Zaslav said it mattered less to him which party wins, so long as the next president was friendly to business.
“We just need an opportunity for deregulation, so companies can consolidate and do what we need to be even better.”
One of the few things Biden has been good on is anti-trust, so this means Trump.
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The story of the Dunnes Stores strike, when it’s told, often begins on 19 July 1984, with a woman approaching a supermarket till on Dublin’s Henry Street. Mary Manning, the 21-year-old sitting behind the till, tells the woman that she can’t handle the two grapefruits in her basket because she’s following an instruction from her […]
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July 19th, 2024: I The slide sets from the presentations given at the UK MMT conference may be downloaded below. Videos will be added as they become available. (More to follow!) … The post UK MMT Conference 2024 – Slides and videos appeared first on The Gower Initiative for Modern Money Studies. Greg Stoker, ex-US Special Forces, explores the impact of the BDS campaign and the Gaza war on Israel’s economy. As international investments decline and Unit 8200’s tech pipeline dries up, Israel’s high-tech industry struggles to survive. The post Paul Biggar: Google Buyout Won’t Fix Israel’s Spy-Run Tech Sector appeared first on MintPress News. Women in America, even the majority of pro-lifers, do not think they should be forced to give birth to their abusive father’s child. They don’t think they should be denied medical care when they’re having a miscarriage or carrying a fetus with fatal anomalies . They don’t think they should be denied IVF if they want to have a family. They don’t think they should be treated as if they are nothing more than a vessel for the purpose of birthing some man’s offspring. We stopped believing all that a very long time ago. Whatever happens in the next few days with this election, it’s important that we all keep in mind the stakes. We’re not up against Trump alone. He is the figurehead for a fascist movement that places natalism and patriarchy as one of their highest priorities. Here’s just one example of what we’re dealing with: “Because liberal states have now become sanctuaries for abortion tourism, [the U.S.
The short answer is yes—but it hasn't proven easy.
Security group Magen Am’s staff also includes a former Navy SEAL who posted a video of waterboarding his own child. The post LA City Council Considers Paying Former IDF Soldiers to Patrol Its Streets appeared first on The Intercept. by Daniel Wortel-LondonWorking long hours? You aren’t alone. Forty-one percent of U.S. workers reported working more than 45 hours a week in 2021. Sixteen percent said they spent more than 60 hours per week at work. Working long hours has been shown to degrade quality of life and productivity. But there’s a bigger problem with full-time employment: It isn’t environmentally sustainable. Additional economic growth is the only way to generate full-time employment. The post Introducing a Different Type of 32-Hour Workweek Act appeared first on Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy. I expected more, I must admit The best dispatch from the GOP convention so far comes from Salon’s Andrew O’Hehir. It has seemed to me that the convention is a bit boring and listless all things considered. You’d think with their main man wandering around with a bandage on his head after an assassination attempt, the energy would be off the charts. And I would have assumed that the Really Big Showman would have orchestrated a much more exciting program even aside from that. But it doesn’t seem to be. There’s a good reason the man himself is falling asleep every night in front of everyone. It’s boring. You have to read O’Hehir’s vivid (and hilarious) prose to get the real flavor of what’s going on there but I think this observation is important to understand what’s really going on: The Republican Party under Trump — and someday soon under Vance or some other heir or usurper — isn’t really a party and has no guiding ideology or sense of its own history.
THE Yurruungga Aboriginal Corporation has been granted $1.1 million over four years to consult about the impact of tourism on the newly-announced Bellinger Valley Indigenous Protected Area (IPA). The Bellinger Valley location is one of twelve new IPA areas announced by the Federal Government last week. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth... The post Indigenous Protected Area announced in Bellinger Valley appeared first on News Of The Area. COUNCIL will report on applying a ‘Special Protected Areas’ framework to the Coffs-Clarence catchment which mirrors the WaterNSW model to protect Sydney’s water catchment areas. Greens councillor Jonathan Cassell tabled the notice of motion at City of Coffs Harbour’s July 11 meeting, which passed unanimously. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it... The post City of Coffs Harbour progresses water catchment plan appeared first on News Of The Area. BUILDING on last year’s record attendance, the region’s iconic Timber Festival returns to Glenreagh on Saturday 27 July. Last year’s event attracted close to 9000 people, with organisers hoping to exceed that number next Saturday. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us – (02) 4981... The post Glenreagh Timber Festival: Where past meets present appeared first on News Of The Area. | ||
