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Video: Medical Concerns about Trump. Danger to the Entire Planet By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Drago Bosnic According to the Medical Professionals Report submitted to the U.S. Congress, President Trump “presents a clear and present danger to our country and to the world.” The letter cited “significant loss of self-control” and “escalating violence that threatens national and global stability.” Read here

Where is the Collective Will to Stop Privatization of Canada’s World-class Health Care System? By Mark Taliano Totalitarian corruption from above, free from the shackles of democracy, is the new theology as Canadians are taught to blindly trust the benevolent corporatocracy, secure in the knowledge that what is good for corporate globalization must also be good for us. Read here

Denmark to Stop Considering All Ukrainians ‘Refugees’ By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida An increasing number of European countries are limiting the presence of Ukrainian citizens within their territories. The massive influx of migrants, the Kiev regime’s insistence on the repatriation of its nationals, and the high level of involvement by Ukrainian citizens in criminal activities across Europe are driving a wave of reviews regarding European migration policy. Read here

America’s Declining Empire Still Plays the Bully Worldwide By Philip Giraldi As I have observed in the past, it is possible to be entertained nearly every week by the antics of President Donald J Trump, though one’s amusement often changes to annoyance or even to disgust when the consequences of the behavior become clear. Read here

Canada’s Sovereignty in Jeopardy? “51st State,” Déjà Vu: The Militarization of North America By Prof Michel Chossudovsky According to the Global and Mail and London’s Independent: “The Canadian Armed Forces have modelled a hypothetical U.S. military invasion of Canada and the country’s potential response.”  Read here

NATO Wages “Hybrid War” against Russia: Europe Prepares for Wider Conflict? By Ahmed Adel The war in Ukraine has long ceased to be a bilateral conflict between Moscow and Kiev. What began as a military operation has evolved into a sustained hybrid NATO campaign against Russia, with Ukraine receiving military assistance and intelligence sharing, European states rearming, and the anti-Russia sanctions regime continually expanding. Read here

Plagiarism, Profiling, and the Politics of Academic Legitimacy: The Jason Arday Controversy By Prof. Ruel F. Pepa The controversy surrounding Jason Arday, a prominent Black British sociologist and former professor at the University of Cambridge, raises a question that extends beyond the merits of the allegations themselves: was Arday subjected to unusually intense scrutiny because he occupied a highly visible racial and political position within contemporary academia? Read here