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Massachusetts nurses vote to strike for safe staffing ratios The nurses at St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Massachusetts, have been working since November 2019 without a contract. On February 10, they gave their overwhelming approval for strike action for safer working conditions and patient outcomes, with 89 percent of 800 voting in favor. When negotiations resumed on February 11, management left the table after five minutes. Since that time, the nurses have been left in limbo. There has be...

Barnes People, Original Theatre Company online review - intriguing quartet of monologues revived | reviews, news & interviews Barnes People, Original Theatre Company online review - intriguing quartet of monologues revived Barnes People, Original Theatre Company online review - intriguing quartet of monologues revived Jemma Redgrave and Adrian Scarborough excel in Peter Barnes radio solos brought to screen by Tom BirchenoughTuesday, 23 February 2021 The four monologues that make up...

“Immigrant communities and their advocates are celebrating a change in tone at the White House and a new plan to resolve the legal status of the nation’s 11 million undocumented immigrants.” —ABC News, February 3, 2021 “A citizenship path for the roughly 11 million immigrants living illegally in the U.S., including those with Temporary Protected Status and people brought to the U.S. as children, known as Dreamers, is included in a comprehensive immigration plan Biden an...

A new conservatism must emerge that rejects the Establishment of both major political parties

Reading my New York Post, I caught this little news item from the nearby metropolis: A 72-year-old guy just getting off a subway train in Midtown was knocked to the ground by an assailant unknown to him: The suspect, described as a man in his 20s and about 5-foot-10 inches tall, was wearing a green jacket with the words "Anti Social" written on it. NY Post, February 11, 2021   The perp was of course black. As you have heard said several hundred times over the past thirty years, including a co...

‘It’s about a certain obsequiousness in the English psyche’ ... Adrian Scarborough in A True Born Englishman by the Original Theatre Company. Photograph: James Findlay The most celebrated set of dramatic monologues for broadcasting and theatre are Alan Bennett’s Talking Heads, first performed in the 1980s. But, at around the same time, a lesser-known dramatist created another trove of solos. Peter Barnes had 14 soliloquies on BBC Radio...

As I have reported before, most Leftists are hypocrites who, deep down, do not believe in “equality” as they so loudly claim. This is why they treat black people as though they are less intelligent than white people. They are also less able to think in a coherent and rational way than conservatives, because they are highly anxious and need to deal with this by convincing themselves that they are morally superior. They have Narcissistic traits, meaning they will say—and even feel they beli...

a- The GOP Establishment has been rightly ridiculed for its formulaic scaremongering against “socialism,” most recently in the disastrous Georgia Senate campaigns.  Of course this has no resonance with the generation that has grown up after the collapse of the Soviet Union, and thinks “socialism” just means government hand-outs, which they want (and need). It’s not even accurate, because socialism properly defined is government ownership of the means of production, distribution and e...

Will Free Speech Be the First Casualty of Bidens War on Domestic Terror? | Opinion On 2/11/21 at 7:30 AM EST Is the Biden administration planning to use the purported threat of "domestic violent extremism" (DVE) to justify a further crackdown on the First Amendment by Big Tech proxy? The administrations rhetoric and policy on this issue, which has largely gone overlooked, should give all Americans pause. The January 6 Capitol Riots provided the pretext for the Biden administrat...

Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesnt go away. There is of course a great deal more than that to be said about the nature of reality—a very great deal more. This is one of the oldest topics in philosophy, overlapping with theology, psychology, physics, and other disciplines. Neuroscience, for example. Theres a mental condition called anosognosia that I mentioned in a column here at VDARE once. Anosognosia is a condition in which the patient is suffering some severe neu...