How to Fix Our Broken Medical System

 

How to Fix Our Broken Medical System By Dr. Gary Null For over 50 years, there has been no concerted or successful effort to bring down medical costs in the American healthcare system. Nor are the federal health agencies making disease prevention a priority. Regardless whether the political left or right sponsors proposals for reform, such measures are repeatedly defeated by both parties in Congress. Read here

Video: Who’s Funding the Protest Movement? Who’s Behind It? It’s Called “Manufactured Dissent” By Prof Michel Chossudovsky Who is behind the protest movements in the US? Who is behind the movement against racism and poverty in America. We are dealing with a network of corporate funding of so-called “progressive” organizations. This networking of funding dissent is a powerful instrument. It constitutes the basis whereby the economic elites retain control over the protest movement.  Read here

Any New Strategic Arms Control Pact Between Russia and the US Hinges on China’s Participation By Andrew Korybko A global nuclear arms race is possible after Trump let the New START, the hitherto last remaining strategic arms control pact between Russia and the US, lapse despite Putin’s proposal to extend it for another year. Read here

Germany to Deploy Thousands of Troops on Lithuania-Belarus Border By Ahmed Adel Approximately five thousand German soldiers and 105 Leopard 2A8 tanks will soon be permanently stationed along Lithuania’s southeastern border with Belarus, claiming it is part of a larger, secret NATO plan called OPLAN DEU (Operational Plan for Germany), The National Interest reported. Read here

Greece’s “Blue Homeland-Mavi Vatan.” Complaint to the USA By Ret Admiral Cem Gürdeniz The regulation (H.R. 3307 – Eastern Mediterranean Gateway Act), which was recently voted in the US Congress and aims to institutionalize defense, energy and security cooperation between Greece, the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus and Israel in the Eastern Mediterranean, shows that the alliance architecture in the region is no longer a temporary coordination, but a permanent and multi-layered strategic structure. Read here

Internet, Cybercrime, and Politics By Dr. Vladislav B. Sotirović During the last two decades, cyber-crime of all types has been increasingly understood to be war-like attacks on states and their infrastructure and, therefore, are regulated mostly by the international legal framework relating to the use of force or, in the case committed at the time of war (armed conflict), by international humanitarian law. Read here

Study Finds 3,625 High-Containment Biolabs Worldwide — 73% Don’t Disclose Their Locations or Pathogen Activities By Nicolas Hulscher Unauthorized “basement biolabs” are undeniably dangerous. But risk is not limited to rogue operators. Government-run and NGO-run high-containment laboratories also handle some of the world’s most dangerous pathogens — and most operate within poorly enforced oversight frameworks. Read here