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Denial
The first stage of grief is denial that calories still exist while you are grieving. Either you will have no appetite, or you will eat junk. You will want to eat fried potatoes in some form almost every day. You will eat all the food that your wonderful friends bring you. You will not step on a scale or even attempt to wear any real pants. When you finally give in and buy an air fryer for all the potatoes you want to eat, you have moved on to the “air fried” stage of denial, where you insist you’re eating healthy.
Anger
The next stage is anger that your phone keeps assuming that you want to call or text your loved one who recently died, which is obviously something you can’t do anymore—but you don’t know how to change the setting that is causing this to happen, and you don’t want to delete your loved one’s contact information in your phone. You will be tempted to throw your phone in the toilet. This will result in more anger, and the cycle begins anew.
I have obtained access to all of Stewart McDonald’s emails, after approaching a number of people to find out who might have them. This is something the entire Scottish mainstream media have failed to do. I had no hand in obtaining the emails nor prior knowledge. I am grateful they have been so generously shared. […]
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The senator was commenting on Seymour Hersh's report and said his colleagues were never briefed on the attack.
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Illegal US and EU sanctions have blocked some humanitarian aid from going to Syria after a devastating earthquake killed thousands of people. UN experts have demanded an end to the “suffocating” sanctions, saying they “may amount to crimes against humanity”.
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By Vijay Prashad / Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research On 2 February 2023, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines met with US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin at Malacañang Palace in Manila, where they agreed to expand the US military presence in the country. In a joint statement, the two governments agreed to ‘announce their plans to accelerate […]
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By Eve Ottenberg / CounterPunch When Southcom commander Laura Richardson starts talking about sending weapons to Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua, you know something’s up. That something is money and new markets for U.S. arms makers. In other words, western Europe depleted its armory by shipping everything to Ukraine to get blown up by the Russians. […]
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A new podcast from reporter Trevor Aaronson details the story of an FBI informant who infiltrated the racial justice movement in Denver.
The post How the FBI Infiltrated Racial Justice Protests in 2020 appeared first on The Intercept.
Don’t get tricked into paying for tax prep if you don’t have to. Learn how the biggest tax preparation companies have suppressed free filing options for years.
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- by Peter Godfrey-Smith
Originally published in Paris in 2020, Laurent Mauvignier’s Birthday Party is a kidnap novel set in present-day France, a country currently being held hostage by an investment banker who compares himself to the god Jupiter and a woman who runs an organisation founded by Holocaust deniers, Vichy apologists and old school Hitler fans. Between Macron […]
In the midst of the pandemic, climate-conscious financiers became excited by a relatively obscure piece of market news. NextEra Energy—the largest renewable energy company in the US—surpassed ExxonMobil in market capitalisation. In other words, NextEra briefly became the most valuable energy company in the US. This reversal was all the more shocking given that ExxonMobil […]
As university staff take to picket lines again today it is vital that the movement gets behind them. We need to stand together as part of a coordinated response to the cost of living crisis and the long-term assault on employees under successive Conservative governments. UCU is on the frontline, part of a number of […]