PROBLEM – REACTION – SOLUTION model used again by neo-colonial, fascist forces to militarise Africa further and under western command and control structures . Elephant and rhino slaughter is win-win-win situation for the F-UK-US military-industrial complex, while the Elephants had and still have to die to foster this agenda. By Venatrix Fulmen (*), 01. December […]
Tswana Atrocities 4.0
Ex-Slave turned Slavers and their Foreign Masters are together in Joint Genocide against the First Peoples. 1.0 The migrating Tswana, a Bantu speaking people from West Africa invaded the lands of the Khoisan-speaking First Nations of Southern Africa already around 2000 years ago, bringing with them agriculture as well as mainly cattle and some goats […]
5 Ways to Celebrate National Meat Month
January is known as National Meat Month. It’s a great time to pause and take a look at just how much America loves its meat, as well as uncover new ways to enjoy and celebrate it. In fact, during 2012, over 52 billion pounds of meat was consumed in America, for an average of 270.7 […]
An Investigative Report on Cyber-stalking at Alfred State College, New York
Introduction In 2007, when I first spoke to Dr. Uma Gupta about writing an investigative piece about her experience as the target of cyber-predators during her Presidency at Alfred State College from 2003 -2006, my creative juices immediately began flowing as Dr. Uma Gupta and I examined the compelling elements: the harassment of […]
Bombardier Q400 planes have had problems, none fatal
TORONTO (Reuters) – Canadian plane maker Bombardier Inc said on Friday the crash of one of its Dash 8 Q400 turboprop aircraft near Buffalo, New York, on Thursday night, which killed 50 people, was the first fatal crash involving that type of plane, although it has had some safety problems. A spokesman for Bombardier […]
“Sentimental Journey: The Art of Alfred Jacob Miller” on display in Fort Worth
FORT WORTH– The second floor of the Amon Carter museum welcomes art admirers with a huge painting of Alfred Jacob Miller. “Cavalcade (1839),” one of the biggest paintings Miller painted for his patron Sir William Drummond Stewart, is a picture of the American West showing the procession of Shoshone, a Native American tribe, in honor […]