As cities and towns are faced with rising poverty, homelessness and drug addiction, the authorities respond with more social control
Drugs, Surveillance & The War on Terror
19 years later and the US is still trying to extricate itself out of the longest war in its history
For a country with no national electric grid system, and diesel hard to transport on rickety and unsafe roads often lined with improvised explosive devices (IEDs), the transition to solar renewable energy is a natural and potentially very fast step.Ā
As the āwar on terrorā generation comes of age, their status quo is perpetual war, a complete brainwashing that war is inevitable
There is a generation who are saying āno more war, we want our lives backā
The story of Farzana, translated by her daughter Zarghuna and written up by Maya Evans. When I was sixĀ life was good, I…
From Mass Incarceration to Assassination
The Jungle is an impressive example of how people from different nationalities and ethnicities can live together in relative harmony, despite oppressive hardship
Around one hundred and fifty Japanese protesters gathered to stop construction trucks from entering the U.S. base ‘Camp Schwab’
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