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Unless you live on Billionaire’s Row, you’re probably aware that economic inequality is as salient a topic these days as it’s been in perhaps a century. That should be no surprise.

Source : By Line Times – Nafeez Ahmed

Première partie d’une grande enquête du journaliste d’investigation Nafeez Ahmed sur une importance convergence d’hommes, d’intérêts et de fonds autour de la question des données médicales.

Source : Il Fatto Quotidiano, Giuseppe Pipitone, Giovanna Trinchella
Traduit par les lecteurs des Crises

Source : Acrimed

Source : Amnesty International

Voici un triste tour d’horizon de la situation des libertés publiques dans les 5 pays membres permanents du Conseil de Sécurité de l’Onu : France, Royaume-Uni, États-Unis, Russie et Chine

Ce fil d’actualités comprend des informations provenant de trois sources : Les Lives Covid-19 du Figaro, de 20 minutes et le compte Twitter @Conflits_FR.

In this video, we break down what is happening in Minneapolis and with the divide and conquer agenda, as well as the latest news coming from Hong Kong as China seeks greater control over the territory.

The post What The Media Isn’t Telling You About Minneapolis Riots appeared first on We Are Change.

Irish member angers Israel lobby with European Parliament comments.

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Unusual Symptoms of Coronavirus (Russ)

The author writes, “While most people are familiar with the hallmark symptoms of COVID-19 by now — cough, fever, muscle aches, headaches and difficulty breathing — a new crop of medical conditions are emerging from the more than 4 million confirmed cases of the disease around the world.

Votes from predominantly black precincts have mysteriously vanished from touchscreen voting machines in both Tennessee and Georgia

Minneapolis police officers dressed in riot gear fired rubber bullets, tear gas, and stun grenades into crowds of protesters that gathered late Tuesday to demand justice for the killing of George Floyd after video footage showed a cop kneeling on the back of the man’s neck as he cried out, “I cannot breathe!”

Democratic candidate facing criticism for renewed racism against Black Americans.

And we learn about mutual aid in Nablus.

A federal judge has delivered a landmark ruling for voting rights, arguing that Florida’s “pay-to-vote” system is unconstitutional and officials cannot condition voting rights on an individual’s wealth.

India will continue using hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) as a preventative measure against COVID-19, after the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) declared on Tuesday that the drug was found to be very effective with minimal side effects for prophylaxis.

The ICMR’s decision was based on three studies they conducted, which resulted in a Friday advisory to expand the drug’s use, according to ThePrint.

In the first few months of 2020, business tycoon and billionaire Bill Gates saw his popularity soar through the roof. According to YouGov, 58 percent of Americans polled about Gates had a positive opinion of him, he is equally liked by men and women, and both Boomers and Millennials adore him. Gates’ popularity might have increased due to a viral Netflix documentary about his life being released in late 2019.

Source : Proche et Moyen Orient

Source : Conflits

Qiao Liang est un général de l’armée de l’air à la retraite. Il est professeur à l’Université et il a publié de nombreux ouvrages de stratégie, dont un a été traduit en français : La guerre hors limite. Il est directeur du Conseil pour les Recherches sur la Sécurité Nationale et membre de l’Association des Écrivains Chinois.

Source : Amnesty International

Voici un triste tour d’horizon de la situation des libertés publiques dans les 5 pays membres permanents du Conseil de Sécurité de l’Onu : France, Royaume-Uni, États-Unis, Russie et Chine

Ce fil d’actualités comprend des informations provenant de trois sources : Les Lives Covid-19 du Figaro, de 20 minutes et le compte Twitter @Conflits_FR.

Back on February 1, when the coronavirus pandemic was only just starting to attract broader attention and the China-influenced mainstream media was still politically inclined to minimize the severity of the disease before pulling a sharp U-turn and now going full bore with a narrative of just how dangerous it is for the Trump administration to reopen the economy (because if the economy recovers by November, Trump just might get re-elected), we published an article 

Holy cow.

YouTube just got caught with its pants down with communist China.

The level of censorship is truly incredible.

Going as far back as last October YouTube has been deleting anti-CCP comments.

And is now blaming it on a “glitch.”

Kind of like Google’s previous “glitches” like burying Yelp and TripAdvisor in the search algorithm.

Emi Palmor oversaw removal of Palestinian posts.

Restrictions ease in the West Bank.

In Bolsonaro’s Brazil, Everyone Else Is to Blame for Virus (Reader Steve)

From the LA Times: “Asked about Brazil’s death toll surpassing China’s, [President Bolsonaro] feigned impotence: ‘I don’t work miracles. What do you want me to do?’”

Eleven years before the joint construction of the Wuhan Institute of Virology, French intelligence services warned Paris that China’s reputation for poor bio-security could lead to a ‘catastrophic leak,’ according to the Daily Mail.

In 2004, the EU’s chief brexit negotiator, Michael Barnier, ignored those warnings – signing off on the lab’s construction when he was the French foreign minister.

Grappling with more than 50,000 coronavirus infections and nearly 5,000 deaths, Michigan officials last week encouraged voters to vote by mail in November.

Video footage posted to social media Tuesday morning shows a Minneapolis police officer kneeling on the back of a handcuffed black man’s neck as he struggles to breathe and onlookers repeatedly warn the cop he is crushing the man to death.

Gilad Atzmon on Jason Liosatos Outside The Box
How is it possible that despite the challenge humanity is facing at the moment not one philosopher, comedian or artist has attempted to delve into the current attack on the meaning of being human and humane? In this discussion Jason Liosatos I attempt to fill this metaphysical hole with meaningful content.

https://youtu.be/-H-MbqK4bm0

La politique monétaire est elle chose trop grave pour être laissée aux Banques Centrale ? On se souvient de la phrase attribuée à Georges Clemenceau « La guerre ! C’est une chose trop grave pour la confier à des militaires ». Que cette phrase soit inventée ou non par l’un des biographes de Clemenceau ne change rien à l’affaire[1].

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Source : Christelle Austruy

Source : Amnesty International

Voici un triste tour d’horizon de la situation des libertés publiques dans les 5 pays membres permanents du Conseil de Sécurité de l’Onu : France, Royaume-Uni, États-Unis, Russie et Chine »

Ce fil d’actualités comprend des informations provenant de trois sources : Les Lives Covid-19 du Figaro, de 20 minutes et le compte Twitter @Conflits_FR.

A scientific study which found COVID-19 may have been a “cell-culture” uniquely adapted for transmission to humans (more so than any other animal – including bats), is gaining steam.

The paper, currently under peer review, comes from Flinders University Professor Nikolai Petrovsky, who has spent over two decades developing vaccines against influenza, Ebola, and animal Sars. He says his findings allow for the possibility that COVID-19 leaked from a laboratory, according to Sky News.

The Black American Amputation Epidemic (Mili)

The author writes, “Despite the great scientific strides in diabetes care, the rate of amputations across the country grew by 50% between 2009 and 2015. Diabetics undergo 130,000 amputations each year, often in low-income and underinsured neighborhoods.

Wishing you a Happy Memorial Day!

Unfortunately on this Memorial Day the government is sticking it to small businesses.

While letting Amazon and Walmart rake in huge profits

So I did some reporting outside one of the businesses hardest hit by this insane government action

And all I found was a memorial. Have a watch.

Consumers are finding out the hard way what happens when the global food supply system breaks down.

Shoppers panic over empty food shelves. Farmers, unable to get their products to market, pour millions of gallons of fresh milk down drains. 

Source : The Guardian

Les autorités chinoises ont bouclé la ville de Shulan, au nord-est du pays, qui abrite environ 700 000 personnes, après une épidémie de coronavirus, en imposant des mesures similaires à celles utilisées à Wuhan.

Source : Chelsea Green Publishing
Traduit par l’équipe Les-Crises

Source : Le Figaro

Le Tribunal constitutionnel allemand a décidé une nouvelle fois de rentrer en conflit avec la Cour de justice de l’Union européenne. Cette guerre des légitimités remet sérieusement en question l’avenir de l’Union européenne, estime l’essayiste Coralie Delaume. D’autant plus, que le leadership allemand en Europe apparaît de plus en plus défaillant.

Source : Amnesty International

Voici un triste tour d’horizon de la situation des libertés publiques dans les 5 pays membres permanents du Conseil de Sécurité de l’Onu : France, Royaume-Uni, États-Unis, Russie et Chine

Ce fil d’actualités comprend des informations provenant de trois sources : Les Lives Covid-19 du Figaro, de 20 minutes et le compte Twitter @Conflits_FR.

As the world continues to witness warming climate conditions, there has been a frightful uptick in massive wildfires from California to the Amazon rainforest and the Australian bush.

And as the world’s forests burn to the ground, this creates a dilemma not only for wildlife habitats but also for us humans – because trees help absorb and store carbon dioxide, they are one of our basic lines of defense against global warming.

After months of relative quiet amid the coronavirus pandemic, thousands of protesters flooded the streets of Hong Kong, defying the city’s ban on gatherings to voice their opposition to a new “national security” law proposed by Beijing which would threaten the city’s autonomy and the civil liberties of its residents.

Living in Trump-world, one often feels like Alice in Wonderland: up is down and down is up.

No issue illustrates that state of affairs more vividly than the current push by corporate special interests for immunity from consumer and worker lawsuits related to coronavirus.

Source : Ouest-France

Une équipe suisso-américaine annonce, dans une étude publiée ce lundi 18 mai, avoir sélectionné un « anticorps monoclonal humain » à partir du sang d’un malade atteint par le virus du Sras, cousin du SARS-CoV-2 à l’origine de l’actuelle pandémie. Cette découverte pourrait aboutir à « un antidote efficace pour limiter la pandémie de Covid-19 », espèrent les chercheurs.

Source : Global Times
Traduit par l’équipe Les-Crises

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Source : Le Temps

Pas de gratuité : sous la pression des États-Unis – comme de la Suisse –, les parties de l’assemblée de l’Organisation mondiale de la santé ont ménagé les industries. L’UE vole au secours de l’OMS, attaquée par Donald Trump. Echos de la dernière journée de la session.

Lire l’article complet sur Le Temps

Source : Le Monde diplomatique, Frédéric Lordon

Ce fil d’actualités comprend des informations provenant de trois sources : Les Lives Covid-19 du Figaro, de 20 minutes et le compte Twitter @Conflits_FR.

Two weeks ago, when showing the uncanny correlation between defaults and the unemployment rates, we predicted that the number of Chapter 11 filings that is about to flood the US will be nothing short of biblical.

The censorship-free alternative media platform Minds went down temporarily on Thursday, but came back online shortly after. When the site came back online, representatives of Minds say that the outage was a result of over 200,000+ new people signing up for the site one the same day.

A large number of sign-ups were from Thailand, where increased internet censorship has forced users from mainstream platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

You know what’s going on with gold and interest rates?

I haven’t covered a lot of economic news lately.

But the economic collapse is the biggest thing to come out of everything that’s been happening.

So today I’ve got an in-depth interview for you with someone who runs a gold mining company.

Amir Adnani explains what on earth is going on with the economy…

In what is turning out to be something of a latter-day dot com bust, many small to medium-sized tech startups are teetering on the edge of oblivion as the deliberate economic shutdown eats away at their capitalization and opens the door for the biggest fish in the tech space and others to pick the ripest fruit from the tech start up tree.

A US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recruiter exposed the sensitive information — including visa status — of more than 1,300 students and alumni from the Washington, DC–based American University following a May 15 virtual career fair.

The incident raises serious concerns about how information is shared between universities and job recruiters — including those from CBP — especially as students navigate the job market online amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

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We elaborated on the true meaning of the Israeli occupation and the philosophy that drives the Israeli regime. Things went slightly out of hand towards the end of the show when I pointed out that if Israel defines itself as the ‘Jewish State,’ we should also allow ourselves to question what the J words (Jews, Judaism, Jewishness etc.) stand for.

Source : New York Times
Traduit par l’équipe Les-Crises

Les Français considéraient autrefois le matériel médical, comme les avions de chasse, comme un bien de sécurité nationale qui devait être fabriqué chez eux. Mais les coupes budgétaires et l’externalisation les ont contraints à devoir se battre pour des masques, des tests et même des analgésiques.

Source : TrustMyScience et Claudina Michal-Teitelbaum

Est-on vraiment immunisé après avoir été infecté par le SARS-CoV-2 ? Nous attendons le verdict depuis un moment. Des chercheurs américains déclarent aujourd’hui que l’organisme construit effectivement une réponse immunitaire « robuste » après avoir surmonté l’infection. Les résultats de leur étude viennent d’être publiés dans la revue Cell.

Source : Caducee

Partager un espace confiné, mal ventilé pendant une ou plusieurs heures constituerait le dénominateur commun à la grande majorité des situations propices à la contagion du Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2.

Source : Réalités Biomédicales

Ce fil d’actualités comprend des informations provenant de trois sources : Les Lives Covid-19 du Figaro, de 20 minutes et le compte Twitter @Conflits_FR.

A highly decorated, high-ranking, and now retired police homicide detective has been arrested and charged with raping an underage girl over a period of two years. District of Columbia retired detective John Pleasant Johnson Jr. was taken into custody and remains in jail on 11 counts, including aggravated sexual battery, indecent liberties, forcible sodomy and object sexual penetration.

Check out the graphic that I show you at 1:47 in the video above.

You’ll see who the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is funding.

It’s all of the institutions that have failed us.

– The World Health Organization

– The Imperial College of London — You know the place with the computer models that made all the wrong projections.

– The CDC

– The NIH

– ID 2020

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is facing new criticism after the Associated Press reported Friday that a state directive led to over 4,300 still recovering coronavirus patients being sent to New York’s “already vulnerable nursing homes.”

Democratic candidate’s platform is an Israel lobby wish list.

Joe Biden just massively insulted black voters – telling a popular black radio host on Friday that he ‘ain’t black’ if he was still weighing whether to support Biden or Trump in the November election.

WHAT IF DONALD TRUMP HAD SAID THIS? Will Joe Biden get a pass on this??? I had to watch 3 times to make sure I actually heard what he said. Here it is verbatim: “if you have a problem figuring out if you’re for me or Trump, then YOU AIN’T BLACK” ?? https://t.co/h7xOwMecA0

The Risk of Severe COVID-19 Is Not Uniform (Gerry)

The author writes, “Emerging patterns in the outbreaks and deaths from the infection suggest that the post-lockdown phase will involve a return to classic epidemiology. It will, in other words, be calibrated to the places and people involved.