How Jo Waller sees it
Jo WallerLooking at the words, pictures and graphs on the page to distinguish between what we're told the science says and what it actually says. By brainiac Jo Waller.
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Reframing pathologies as ‘neurodiversity’ lets big pharma and society off the hook.
Words are important.
The reframing of prostituted women, men and children as ‘sex workers’ removed the stigma, not from them, but from prostitution and pornography. It legitimises $trillion industries that are damaging and exploitative at...
Marching for Palestine as substitute for change.
The egregious abuse of Palestinians and the obvious colonial bias of the western governments and media makes it easy to know which side of history is the right one. That doesn’t mean that decades into the abuse and at the end of an horrific...
I am an apocalyptic optimist.
I am an apocalyptic optimist in that I hope for the end of Homo sapiens and our industrial society as soon as possible. I hope, for the sake of all other beings, that humans don’t ‘wake up’ enough to do something about the climate and envir...
The big danger isn’t the UK security state, nor even the US interests who control it;
I have received another month’s ban from Jonathan Cook. I take this as confirmation that I am striking a nerve.
Yes, ‘people’ need to be aware that they’re being lied to be the mainstream ‘establishment’. However, extreme caution must be t...
Humans vs the complex.
The military industrial complex has created a narrative and used words, emotions, politics and marketing so well that many people believe many things that are not true.
The complex makes some convinced that vaccines and chemotherapy ‘work’...
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