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All of it, 10-24-26

Links to reports from BBC and National Public Radio, and to a commentary via Consortium News; others are accessible by clicking on its initials. (Scroll down for this date’s WEST BANK and UKRAINE, and for ALL OF IT 10-22-26.) — MCM

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France prepares for day of protest a week after nationwide riots, by Sean Seddon | BBC  France is on high alert ahead of a new day of nationwide protests today, a week after the country saw some of its worst unrest in decades. Sweeping restrictions have been imposed . . . READ MORE . . .   Click HERE for later report from NPR,

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FROM OCT. 23  America’s failed Constitution, by Andrew P. Napolitano | Special to Consortium News  The U.S. Constitution was ratified to create and to restrain the government. It established boundaries beyond which the government may not venture, even when it invokes national security, public order, economic necessity, emergency or the . . . READ MORE . . .

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All of it, 9-10-26

Links to a commentary from Jonathan-Cook.net via Consortium News and to an interview from Novara Media; others are accessible by clicking on their names. (Scroll up for this date’s 9/11 TRUTH, and down for ALL OF IT 9-9-26.) — MCM

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FROM SEPT. 8  BBC & the ‘summer of ’26,’ by Jonathan Cook | Jonathan-Cook.net / Consortium News  BBC, Britain’s state broadcaster, apparently believes we will be talking about this summer for “years to come,” with 2026 supposedly replacing 1976 as the “benchmark” for an exceptionally hot and calamitous summer. Click HERE for article, and for link to a related interview (which gets its own separate link just below).

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FROM AUG. 25  Expert: Elites have no plan for climate collapse. Aaron Bastani of Novara Media talks with geophysicist Bill McGuire of the New Weather Institute, author of Hothouse Earth: An Inhabitant’s Guide (2022), The Fate of the World: A History and Future of the Climate Crisis (2026) and other books. Click HERE for the subtitled interview. NOTE: They talk about temperatures using the Celsius scale rather than Fahrenheit, so it may help to have a converter handy.

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