By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

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The police in Ireland (Garda) are looking for ways to make it harder for civilians, in particular citizen journalists, to film officers at work in public places – which is currently allowed to anyone. Continue reading “Ireland: Police Push for Limits on Civilian Journalism/Filming, Sparking Fears of Censorship and Reduced Police Accountability”

By The Vigilant Fox

The BBC says it’s to prevent “disorganization” next time. But what it really means is this: the WHO now claims authority over global supply chains, vaccine rollouts, and disease surveillance—run by an unelected body with zero accountability. Continue reading “The World Health Organization just signed a legally binding pandemic treaty—handing itself sweeping powers over how countries respond to future health emergencies.”

By Tyler Derden – Zerohedge

Ukraine’s parliament on Wednesday voted to extend martial law and military mobilization for another three months, in a nearly unanimous 357-1 vote which though fully expected, presents yet another obstacle for peace with Russia. Continue reading “Ukraine’s Parliament Votes To Prolong Martial Law Despite Trump Criticisms”

By Hannah Nightingale – The Postmillennial

Federal judge says NH school allowed to ban parent protests of trans-identified male athletes

A federal judge ruled against a group of New Hampshire parents who filed a lawsuit against the Bow School District after they were kicked out of a fall soccer game for wearing pink armbands with “XX” written on them in protest of the inclusion of biological males on female sports teams. Parker Tirrell was a member of the opposing team for that game and is a trans-identified male student. Continue reading “Federal judge says NH school allowed to ban parent protests of trans-identified male athletes”

By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

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In May 2024, Empower Oversight sued the Department of Justice (DOJ) over a multi-year secretive surveillance program of Congress members and congressional staff, asking a court to unseal nondisclosure orders (NDOs, aka, gag orders) issued to third parties. Continue reading “Opposing DOJ Secrecy Over Secret Surveillance of Congress Members and Staff”

By Oscar León – The Grayzone

President Daniel Noboa appears to have stolen Ecuador’s elections. Now he’s poised to consolidate control of a system that has benefited cartels and multinational corporations, including his family business, at the expense of ordinary citizens. And Washington likes what it sees.

Continue reading “Daniel Noboa’s election theft consolidates cartel and corporate control over Ecuador.”