The Daily Shaarli

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February 27, 2021

U.S. bombs Syria and ridiculously claims self defense
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So we are being told that the United States launched an airstrike on Syria, a nation it invaded and is illegally occupying, because of attacks on “US locations” in Iraq, another nation the U.S. invaded and is illegally occupying. This attack is justified on the basis that the Iraqi fighters were “Iranian-linked”, a claim that is both entirely without evidence and irrelevant to the justification of deadly military force. And this is somehow being framed in mainstream news publications as a defensive operation.

It’s not too late for Canada to support a temporary waiver of COVID vaccine patents – Canadian Dimension
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By refusing to lift patent protections, wealthy countries have guaranteed huge profits for Big Pharma at expense of Global South

FBI, NYPD exposed: Deathbed confession shines new light on assassination of Malcolm X
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Fifty-six years after the assasination of Malcolm X, new details from a former New York Police Department officer’s deathbed confession has further implicated the NYPD and FBI in the killing. Raymond Wood, the former NYPD officer, requested the letter be publicized only after his death due to fears of retaliation. Wood’s cousin, Reggie Wood, read out the letter’s contents in a press conference held in New York City on Saturday. Malcolm X’s family has demanded that the investigation of his murder be reopened.

The roots of racism
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Racism appears to be as Canadian as hockey. Does this mean that racism has been with us forever, in all parts of the world, that it is somehow part of our genetic makeup? What can we learn from the responses to racism that have arisen over time?

India Targets Climate Activists With the Help of Big Tech
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Naomi Klein | Tech giants like Google and Facebook appear to be aiding and abetting a vicious government campaign against Indian climate activists.

Where’s Trudeau’s pipeline for water to First Nations? – Canadian Dimension
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Pam Palmater | New report by Canada’s auditor general reveals the current government’s failure to live up to its own political promises

After the Pandemic Slump, What Next? – Spectre Journal
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Spectre‘s Ashley Smith talked to Michael Roberts about his projections for the world economy.