“Demand for US Sperm Soars in Brazil: Single Women and Lesbian Couples Are Turning to White US Donors: Brazil’s Human Semen Imports from the United States, 2014-201”, in Wall Street Journal, March 23, 2018. p. A18. Sperm buyers in Brazil, which is more than 50% black or mixed-race, have an overwhelming preference for white, blue […]
Continue readingSyria Chemical Weapons: Why The Rush To War? Who Hoped to Benefit?
The missile attack on Syria was not an American military attack on Syria for a chemical weapons attack, but rather was a response to a political maneuver intended to overturn Brexit and discredit Trump. Consider the propaganda article in the New York Times: Helene Cooper, Michael Shearer, Ben Hubbard, “Trump Launches Strikes on Syria; Britain […]
Continue readingChemical Weapons Use In Ghouta, Syria (2013): Flawed Investigation
(analysis from a friend) The UN Mission To the Ghouta District of Damascus Failed to Prove That Sarin was Used There (2013) The recent report by the United Nations Mission to Investigate Allegations of the Use of Chemical Weapons in the Syrian Arab Republic (hereafter the UN Mission), the “Report on the Alleged Use of […]
Continue reading50 Years Later, USS Pueblo Is Pyongyang Museum Piece
“50 Years Later, USS Pueblo Is Pyongyang Museum Piece”, in Asian Reporter (Portland, Oregon), February 5, 2018. p. 2. [summary] Fifty years later, the USS Pueblo, still held in North Korea, remains a powerful symbol of national military prowess. The ship sits in the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum in Pyongyang. Every day, thousands of […]
Continue readingSkirpal Incident: A Skeptical View From Britain
The Salisbury Incident UKIP Report Posted by Michael Shrimpton | Apr 11, 2018 | Debate | 6 | On 4th March, Colonel Sergei Skripal, a former intelligence officer in Russian military intelligence (GRU), 66, his 33 year old daughter Yulia and a detective with Wiltshire Police, DS Nick Bailey, were injured in a nerve agent […]
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