Author: Editor

Categories Journalism & Mass media

5G Cell Phone Radiation: How the Telecom Companies Are Losing the Battle to Impose 5G Against the Will of the People

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The telecommunications companies and the mainstream media would have you believe that the race to roll out 5G is unstoppable. That you are nothing and no one in the face of a lethal multi-trillion-dollar agenda imposed by some of the most powerful entities on the planet. … Read More >5G Cell Phone Radiation: How the Telecom Companies Are Losing the Battle to Impose 5G Against the Will of the People

Categories Shows

Lenin Moreno has FALLEN…Ecuador at Risk of CIVIL WAR! (E801)

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On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to former President of Ecuador Rafael Correa on the uprising taking place in Ecuador against President Lenin Moreno’s austerity budget, whether the violence is likely to get worse, why Moreno refuses to bring the elections forward, whether Moreno can survive the crisis and the prospect … Read More >Lenin Moreno has FALLEN…Ecuador at Risk of CIVIL WAR! (E801)

Categories Op-ed

What would it take for the UK to apologize for centuries of atrocities carried out under the British Empire?

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Any objective historian would concede that the British government has a centuries-long list of atrocities that it must one day apologize for. To this day, the British Empire has struggled with the notion of righting past wrongs. … Read More >What would it take for the UK to apologize for centuries of atrocities carried out under the British Empire?

Categories Asia & Pacific

Why is Apple ‘guiding Hong Kong thugs’? US corporations face choice between virtue-signaling and business

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Beijing is angry at Apple for allowing a police-tracking map used by Hong Kong protesters in its App Store. Pressure grows on US companies doing business in China to take a side, as virtue-signaling clashes with serving customers. … Read More >Why is Apple ‘guiding Hong Kong thugs’? US corporations face choice between virtue-signaling and business