• Nimitz carrier group returns to Persian Gulf after drills, in ‘pre-planned’ move not related to Iranian scientist murder – report
  A US aircraft carrier and other warships are headed to the Persian Gulf to bolster troop withdrawals in the region, a defense source told CNN, insisting the deployment is unrelated to the recent murder of a top Iranian scientist.
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• Los Angeles residents ordered to stay at home until Christmas week, with all gatherings BANNED… except for church & PROTESTS
  Health officials in Los Angeles County have declared a new “safer-at-home” order, clamping down its Covid-19 restrictions to ban most gatherings for a three-week period, but created exemptions for religious services and protests.
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• Iran warns US & Israel against any ‘adventurism’ during Trump’s ‘final’ days in office after murder of scientist – letter to UN
  Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations has called on Washington and Tel Aviv to avoid “adventuristic measures” after the assassination of a top Iranian scientist, while also alleging “serious indications” of Israeli involvement.
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• Iran creates ‘judicial committee’ to track down & punish Soleimani assassins mere hours before murder of top nuclear scientist
  The Iranian judiciary has formed a special committee to locate those behind the January assassination of Quds Force chief Qassem Soleimani, announcing the move just hours before the slaying of a preeminent nuclear scientist.
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• Iran vows ‘severe revenge’ for assassination of nuclear scientist as UN chief urges ‘restraint’
  The masterminds and perpetrators behind the assassination of a prominent Iranian nuclear scientist, Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, will face swift revenge, the Iranian military has vowed, as the UN calls for restraint to avoid escalation.
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• Federal appeals court rejects Trump campaign’s Pennsylvania voter fraud lawsuit, Supreme Court could be next
  A federal appeals court in Philadelphia rejected the Trump campaign’s attempt to challenge the state’s vote, alleging massive fraud – a claim the judges found “no merit” for.
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• ‘Mossad at work’? Twitter explodes with speculation of US & Israeli involvement after killing of top Iranian scientist
  While it remains unknown who is responsible for the killing of top Iran nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh-Mahavadi, commenters on social media are already blaming Israel’s Mossad, with some even theorizing a Trump connection.
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28 November 2020

• A Trojan Horse? PathCheck’s Contact Tracing App Coming to Minnesota and the World

  Another contact tracing app is being rolled out in the state of Minnesota. This brought to you by  MIT Media Lab spinoff

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• “Superheroes” and “Nice” Guys: Coverage of Biden’s Hawkish Cabinet Picks is Predictably Lacking

  Just as they failed to hold power to account in the run-up to the disastrous wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, corporate media is

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• Malawi is Just the Beginning: How Israel Changed the Political Narrative of an Entire Continent

  The Palestinian cause was pivotal on the agenda of many African political parties in the 1970s and ‘80s. Over the last three

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• CIA Partners with Google, Amazon and IBM in Latest Big Tech Procurement Drive

  The military industrial complex is returning to its roots as the CIA turns to big tech to maintain control and rebuild the

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• Successful Not-for-Profit Oxford COVID Vaccine Threatens Big Pharma Profit Logic

  “The Oxford vaccine is... striking, since the point was to pay researchers, but not to rely on patent monopolies to generate

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• How Joe Biden Plans to Make The American Empire Great Again

  Behind his rhetoric, Joe Biden will seek nothing less than global supremacy, escalating a new and even more dangerous arms

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• Predictive Programming? Israeli Publishers Have Been Writing About a COVID-Like Pandemic for Years

  The general public's willing acceptance of the draconian restrictions placed on mobility and freedom of assembly due to the

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