TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) decided, on December 9, to abandon its inquiry into war crimes committed by British forces during the Iraq war, despite its investigation having concluded that there were reasonable grounds to believe war crimes were in fact committed. Fatou Bensouda, the ICC’s Chief Prosecutor, announced in a public statement that she Read More…
A historical trial weighing the risks of water fluoridation is set to begin in San Francisco on Monday June 8. For the last four years, attorneys with the Fluoride Action Network have been fighting a legal battle against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over whether water fluoridation violates the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). A Read More…
So much of what we are confronted with in the mainstream media and from government sources is fake. So much so, that the question should be: what is NOT fake? Apparently, the science behind the much-touted breathalyzer used by police to nab drunk drivers ALSO can be added to the list of fakery. Given how Read More…
American workers are afforded rights. Ever since the Fair Labor Law of 1938 was enacted, new and better legislation has been introduced to better serve the needs of the common labor, which continues to be an important resource of American industry. Politicians have been tasked to protect this sector. And though considerable steps have since Read More…
Fundamental Dishonesty, as the phrase suggests, is widely misunderstood. A lot of people believe the term “fundamental dishonesty” relates to someone being dishonest and perform fraudulent activities. It’s just a mere term and the law remains the same as what’s being seen in case of forgery and fraudulence. With the introduction of the Criminal Justice Read More…