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¡Basta Ya, Brussels! British Voters Reject EU Corporate Slavestate
• June 24, 2016
• 1,500 Words • 88 Comments • Reply
British voters delivered a savage deathblow to the EU corporate superstate on Thursday sending global markets tumbling and forcing Prime Minister David Cameron to announce his resignation. The narrow victory, which caught the prognosticators by surprise, is the strongest sign yet that working people across the continent are awakening to economic and political disaster that... Read More
"Shoot to Kill"
Tony Blair's First Trophy
• August 22, 2005
• 1,100 Words • Leave a Comment
Jean Charles de Menezes, a 27 year old Brazilian electrician, was apprehended by Scotland Yard's special Firearms Unit on July 22 in the London subway, and shot 7 times in the head at point-blank range. He becomes the first victim of Britain's new "shoot-to-kill" policy and the first trophy in Blair's war on civil liberties.... Read More
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