The Post-Partisan Emporium

  COP28: The Globalist Agenda Has Never Been More Obvious Kit Knightly As of this morning, we are four days into the two-week climate change summit in Dubai. Yes, as we can all note for the thousandth time, literal fleets of private jets have descended on the desert so that bankers and billionaires can talk about making sure we don’t drive anymore or eat too much cheese. What’s on the agenda? Globalism – and it’s never been more obvious. President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva essentially said as much: The planet is fed up with unfulfilled climate agreements. Governments cannot escape their responsibilities. No country will solve its problems alone. We are all obliged to act together beyond our borders,” Thursday’s opening remarks were predictably doom-laden, with His Royal Highness Charles III and UN Secretary-General António Guterres falling into a traditional good cop/bad cop hustle. Charlie warned that we are embarking on a  “vast, frightening experiment” , asking  “how dange

  What lies behind Benjamin Netanyahu’s lies and Hamas’s evasions by  Thierry Meyssan The official version of the Hamas-Israel war raises more questions than it answers. Here, the author highlights seven major contradictions. On reflection, Hamas and Benjamin Netanyahu, far from being enemies, are acting in concert with no regard for the lives of Palestinians or Israelis. Behind them, the United States and the United Kingdom are pulling the strings. On September 22, 2023, 16 days before the attack by the Palestinian Resistance, Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the United Nations in New York. He brandished a map of the "New Middle East" on which Israel had absorbed the Palestinian Territories. We are reacting to the attack on Israel on October 7 and the massacre of Palestinian civilians in Gaza on the basis of the information available to us. However, we feel that the official version of the Israeli government and Hamas is a lie. Seven major questions remain unanswered: 1.  How did

  Beware the “Autism Friendly City” Sinéad Murphy On 6th November, Dublin launched its Autism Friendly City plan in a bid to become the world’s  most autism friendly capital city . ‘It’s a really exciting day,’  Dublin’s Lord Mayor said.  ‘I do hope where Dublin leads, the rest of the country can follow also because it’s so, so important that we are inclusive and, at the moment, we still have a long way to go.’ Sixteen years ago, the French collective  The Invisible Committee  predicted that imperial expansion in the twenty-first century would rely on bringing into the fold those previously on the edges of Western societies: women, children and minorities. ‘Consumer society,’  they wrote,  ‘now seeks out its best supporters from among the marginalized elements of traditional society.’ The Invisible Committee summarized this latest phase of empire as ‘YoungGirl-ism’ – the strategic championing of young people, of women and of those disadvantaged by disability, illness, or ethnicity. Tho