A Government Cover-Up in Plain Sight: How the UK COVID-19 Inquiry Protects Power, Not People

 

A Government Cover-Up in Plain Sight: How the UK COVID-19 Inquiry Protects Power, Not People By Paul Anthony Taylor Released on 20 November 2025, the UK COVID-19 Inquiry’s latest report has been presented as a hard-hitting examination of Britain’s political failures during the pandemic. In reality, however, it reads more like a damage-limitation exercise. While the report describes confusion, delays, and poor coordination, it avoids the central truth: the UK government’s response to COVID-19 was unnecessary, disproportionate, and profoundly harmful. Read here

Video: Trump’s “Soft Power.” The National Security Strategy By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic This video production focuses on President Trump’s National Security Strategy (NSS), which consists in the repeal of the so-called Wolfowitz Doctrine formulated in the early 1990s in the wake of the Cold War and the collapse of the Soviet Union. According to Wolfowitz, the United States had become “the world’s sole remaining superpower.” Read here

Towards a Strategic India-Russia Alliance? Prime Minister Modi Refuses to Budge on the F-35, Further Deepens Defense Ties with Russia By Drago Bosnic In a strategic decision toward strengthening its sovereignty and self-reliance, India sends a clear message that its close ties with Russia will only grow stronger. The United States tried to woo Delhi into acquiring its weapon systems, but apart from largely symbolic arms deals, the Asian giant remains overwhelmingly Russian-armed. Read here

The After-dark Ostrich Shootings by the Government of Canada By Elizabeth Woodworth Quite apart from giving prominence to the agonized letter from the Victoria, B.C. veterinarian below, this essay will present strong and consistent evidence that the November 6-7, 2025 slaughter of 314 ostriches using rifle fire was insupportable according to the World Organization of Animal Health (WOAH) and the Government’s own Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CIFA) manuals. Read here

Great Was Its Fall. “That Mysterious Human Attribute – Love – That Like Despair Cannot Be Measured” By Edward Curtin Could not the key be that mysterious human attribute – love – that like despair cannot be measured, that finds in every other living creature a part of oneself, just the inkling in our hearts that everyone is us and should always be treated as an end and not a means, especially at a time when the spiritual has been subordinated to the technical, everything has become means, and the ends have disappeared. Read here

Mexico Is Transforming for the Good. From AMLO to Claudia By Rick Sterling On Saturday, December 6 an estimated 600 thousand persons packed the huge “Zocalo” plaza in Mexico City to celebrate the seventh anniversary of Mexico’s “Transformation.” President Claudia Sheinbaum, after one year in power, gave a powerful speech outlining the progress Mexico is making as well as specific goals, plans and promises for the remainder of her five years in office. Read here

BREAKING: Peer-Reviewed Reanalysis of the Henry Ford Birth Cohort Study Finds Vaccinated Children Sicker Across All 22 Chronic Disease Categories By Nicolas Hulscher Our newly published, peer-reviewed critique and independent reanalysis of the Henry Ford vaccinated–unvaccinated birth cohort study (Lamerato et al.) — revealed at the U.S. Senate Hearing on September 9, 2025 — shows that the original authors failed to analyze or disclose the dramatic proportional differences present in their own data. Read here

Gringo Piracy in the Caribbean? A Crime on High Sea, “The Trump Based Order” By Peter Koenig and Press TV Venezuela has strongly condemned the US seizure of an oil tanker off the country’s coast in the Caribbean, calling the move an act of international piracy. Diosdado Cabello Rondón, Venezuelan Minister of Interior, Justice and Peace, said the real reasons behind the prolonged aggression against Caracas have now been exposed. He said fighting drug trafficking is just a justification. Read here