“Global Health Scare”: “Dangerous Hantavirus” on Board Dutch Cruise Ship

 

“Global Health Scare”: “Dangerous Hantavirus” On Board Dutch Cruise Ship. Remember? The Diamond Princess Cruise Ship in February 2020 Sets the Stage for Announcing the COVID-19 Pandemic By Prof Michel Chossudovsky A wave of media disinformation is unfolding in regard to the “dangerous Hantavirus” on board a Dutch cruise ship. Meanwhile, the western media has gone into high gear without supporting evidence, intimating that the hantavirus has triggered a “global health scare.” Read here

Epic Nonsense: Trump Shelves Project Freedom By Dr. Binoy Kampmark With the ceasefire between Teheran and Washington barely holding, President Donald Trump, as far as his attention span would allow, gingerly put Operation Epic Fury to the side in favour of a new mission. The effort to protect and navigate stranded and blocked vessels with US armed might would be dubbed Project Freedom. Read here

1500 New Data Centers Planned. A Military Project by the White House By Helena Glass The Utah Data Center is a 62-square mile monstrosity. The Data Center has come under intensive backlash given the amount of water such a facility would engorge. Read here

AI and the Remote Control of the Human Brain: You’ll Lose Your Freedom of Thought, but Don’t Worry About It—you Won’t Even Realize It By Mojmir Babacek In November 2023, 11 world human rights organizations presented to the European Commission a legislation proposal, where they tried to make sure that the European legislation on Artificial Intelligence will not allow just attacks on close distance by brain-computer interfaces, but as well attacks on fundamental human rights and democracy from large distance. Read here

Why is CNN Suddenly Covering ‘Putin’s Fear of Assassinations and Coups’? By Drago Bosnic CNN claims that the Kremlin is “installing surveillance systems in the homes of close staffers” due to a “wave of assassinations of top Russian military figures and fears of a coup.” The CNN allegedly obtained the report from an “unnamed European intelligence agency.” Read here

Mother’s Day Pivots to Peace By Jodie Evans and Marie Goodwin In 1870, Julia Ward Howe penned her “Mother’s Day Proclamation,” calling for peace. Her words still ring with truth, calling us not to raise our children to kill another mother’s child but rather to gather together to “promote the alliance of the different nationalities, the amicable settlement of international questions, the great and general interests of peace.” Read here

From Bab Ezzouar to the World: The Extraordinary, Improbable Journey of Yasmine Belkaid By Laala Bechetoula In a world deafened by bombs — the Strait of Hormuz blockaded, Gaza in ruins, Ukraine bleeding, walls rising on every meridian — a woman from a university campus on the eastern outskirts of Algiers has just received one of the most prestigious scientific prizes in Europe. Read here