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'Worse than Wuhan': Shanghai suffers as Xi doubles down - Vimarsana News

'Worse than Wuhan': Shanghai suffers as Xi doubles down

China’s most cosmopolitan city is now an Orwellian ghost town, with many of its 25 million residents at breaking point. But the government is pushing ahead with eradicating COVID-19.

Source: afr.com
Monthly Review | The working-class GIs who became dissidents ("Dissenting POWs" reviewed by Real Democracy Network) - Vimarsana News

Monthly Review | The working-class GIs who became dissidents ("Dissenting POWs" reviewed by Real Democracy Network)

“The social distance between the SROs and the enlisted men was a good indicator of who would be a dissident,” the authors write. “By the time of the POWs…

Monthly Review | "The Dawning of the Apocalypse," by Gerald Horne: The invented bond of Whiteness (The Real Democracy Movement) - Vimarsana News

Monthly Review | "The Dawning of the Apocalypse," by Gerald Horne: The invented bond of Whiteness (The Real Democracy Movement)

In the early 1600s, new settlers, were uniting across class and even religious lines, and what united them was their “whiteness”. The settlements had become a…

National quarantine centre proposal to process, host seasonal workers rebuked by Canberra - Vimarsana News

National quarantine centre proposal to process, host seasonal workers rebuked by Canberra

National quarantine centre proposal to process, host seasonal workers rebuked by Canberra ThuThursday 14 JanJanuary 2021 at 6:25am Adam Marshall is pushing for a national quarantine centre to host Pacific workers on charter flights. ( Print text only Cancel The New South Wales Agriculture Minister has warned of food shortages and price rises unless the Federal Government eased the cap on arrivals to allow in more seasonal workers from the Pacific. Key points: The state's Ag Minister is warning inaction could impact food availability and cost Farmer groups say the state and federal governments...

Source: abc.net.au