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Social media for Trumpists and changing nature of warfare

Posted on April 26, 2022 by Marcus Ampe

A world of fake news When Donald Trump ran for president, plus when he was the 45th president of the U.S.A. and after he wanted to go for another term, the world was bombarded with lots of false messages, lies … Continue reading →

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Posted in History, News and Politics, World | Tagged Aaron Fisher, Big Tech sites, Brazil, Cable news war, Centre-Right, Conspiracy theorists, Democrats, Denazification, Devin Nunes, Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr, Donald Trump supporter(s), Evangelicals, Extremists, Facebook, Fake news, Far-right, Far-right extremist(s), Free speech social network, Gettr (soc. med.), Gulf War, Guo Wengui = Guo Haoyun = Miles Guo = Miles Kwo(k), Jair Bolsonaro, Jason Miller, Joe Rogan, Kinetic warfare, LGBTQ community, Marine Le Pen, Microblogging, Misinformation, Neo-Nazis, Online social network service, Parler ( microblogging + soc. netw. serv.), Rebekah Mercer, Roman Catholics, Russia-Ukraine War (2022), Smartphone, Social media, Social network, Storming of the Capitol, The Joe Rogan Experience, Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), Trumpism, Truth Social (social network), Twitter, Ukraine, Ukrainian(s), Wagner Group | 10 Comments

The New Imperialist Structure

Posted on March 16, 2022 by Guestspeaker

Originally posted on Mr. Rows Namoura Coffee:
Contemporary capitalism is a capitalism of generalized monopolies. What I mean by that is that monopolies no longer form islands (important as they may be) in an ocean of corporations that are not…

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Posted in Economy, History, News and Politics, Thoughts of others, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged Andre Gunder Frank, Anticomprador front, Bourgeois civilisation, Brazil, Capital accumulation, Capitalism, Capitalist model, Centralisation of control over capital, China, Chinese Communist Party, Collaborationist(s), Communism, Concept of emergence, Controlling the riches of nature, Corporations, Cuba, Distribution of income, Ecological disaster(s), Economic system, Environmentalism, Environmentalist(s), Eurocentric Marxism, Financial investment(s), Financial operation(s), Gabon, Globalisation, Green capitalism, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Gulf states, Hindu society, Hinduism, Imperialism, Imperialist state(s), John Bellamy Foster, Karl Marx, Maoism, Marxism, Middle Class, Monopolistic/imperialist rent, Monopoly, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Obsolescent Capitalism, Occupy Movement, Oligarchies, Oligopolistic class, Pauperisation, Plutocracy, Political strategy, Productive system(s), Proletarian(s), Proletariat, Property, Radical left, Ruling Class, Russia, Second International, Shareholder(s), Socialist revolution(s), South Africa, Springtime of peoples, Tentang Saya (Mr. Rows), Third International, Venezuela, Vietnam, Vladimir Lenin | 4 Comments

How to look back at Cop26

Posted on November 14, 2021 by Marcus Ampe

Negotiations at a repetitious summit looking for long-term solutions After a fortnight of negotiations which began with 120 world leaders attending the UN Glasgow summit, several richer countries did show once more that economic gain is more important for them … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, Economy, Environment and Ecology, History, News and Politics, Warning, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged Ageing, Alok Sharma, António Guterres, Anthropogenic degradation, Archaeology, Australia, Boris Johnson, Brazil, China, Climate Crisis, Climatic shift(s), Consumer, Consumerism, Contraception, COP26, CoViD-19, Cutting methane emission, Disease(s), Eco-balance, Ecological Footprint, Economic gain, Elderly, Electric car(s), Environmental history, Environmental Impact, Glasgow, Global Warming, Human Development, Human disease, Human overpopulation, Humanity, Jennifer Morgan, Mexico, Paleoclimatology (science), Population, Saving the planet, Simonetta Sommaruga, War, Weather condition(s), Wind power | 8 Comments

Challenges of the Post-Pandemic period

Posted on August 12, 2020 by Marcus Ampe

All are looking for what shall happen when this corona infection period shall come to an end. At the moment we do have no idea yet when we’ll find the end of the CoVid-19 intrusion on our life. The many … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, Economy, Environment and Ecology, News and Politics, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged 1880, 2000, 2001, 2100, Amazone forest, Arctic, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Breakfast (BBC 1), Chris Packhan, Climate Crisis, Consumption, Consumption habits, Contagious disease, Corona crisis, Coronavirus, Coronavirus HKU1, Coronavirus OC16, CoViD-19, CoViD-19 pandemic, Danny Dorling, Ebola virus (EBOV), Ecological emigrant(s), Ecosystem, Fossil fuels, Global temperature, Habitual behaviour(s), Hard Talk (BBC World), HIV, Human group II coronavirus OC43, Ilness, Jair Bolsonaro, Limitation, Meat consumption, Megan McCubbin, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV), New Haven coronavirus, NL63 coronavirus, Northern Hemisphere, Public health, Public health crisis, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV), Stephen Sackur, The Self Isolating Bird Club (Facebook group), Wake-up call, War | 13 Comments

CoViD-19 Curation

Posted on August 10, 2020 by Marcus Ampe

For decades, globalisation has been narrowing the scope of national sovereignty. CoViD-19 threatens to become one of the most difficult tests faced by humanity in modern history. Perhaps there shall be not so many deaths as at the time of … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, Economy, News and Politics, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged Age-diverse teams, Air pollution, Brazil, Business continuity, Business leader(s), Carbon pollution, Corona restriction(s), CoViD-19, CoViD-19 pandemic, Crime, Destabilisation, Donald Trump, Economic depression, Europe, Flu or influenza, Global economy, Globalisation, Great Depression, Humanitarian crisis, Hygiene practices, Illegal immigrants, Illegal immigration, India, International Monetary Fund (IMF), Joe Biden, Mexicans, Mexico, Multigenerational workforce, Oxfam International, Philippines, Recovery, Remote working, Republican voters, Republicans, Social distancing, Spanish flu, Supply chain, Syria, Technology, Teleworking, Teresa Liporace, Traffic congestion, United States of America, Vietnam, Work at home, Workforce, Workforce productivity, World Health Organization (WHO) | 10 Comments

2019 was #1 a Year of Raising fire and voices

Posted on January 6, 2020 by Marcus Ampe

It looks like it were only a few days which were given us to prove once more how mankind is a hero in putting its head in sand. Worst of all, was to see how millions of animals did not … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, Environment and Ecology, History, News and Politics, Reflection - Consideration or Contemplation, Upbringing and Education, Warning, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged 2019, 2020, 25° UN Climate Change Conference, Al-Shabaab, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Amazon rainforest, Australia, Ayanna Pressley, Blaze, Brazil, Brenton Tarrant, Brexit, California, Carrie Lam, Cathédral de Notre Dame (Paris), China, Christchurch, Democrats, Demonstrator(s), Donald Trump, Europe, European Union, Fire, Global Warming, Government shutdown, Great Britain, Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, Greta Thunberg, Hate crime(s), Hispanics, Homophobic attack(s), Hong Kong, Ilhan Omar, Intolerance, Io (Jupiter's moon), Jupiter, London, Mato Grosso state, Nancy Pelosi, Natural disasters, New Zealand, Orlando, Patrick Crusius, Populism, Protester(s), Protestor(s), Rashida Tlaib, Right-wing populism, ShieldWall Network, Sri Lanka, Truant(s), UN Climate Action Summit, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), United States of America, Wal-Mart, Youngsters, Youth | 20 Comments

31st Olympic Games

Posted on August 7, 2016 by Marcus Ampe

In Rio de Janeiro, and not the new national capital Brasília, on Friday night August the 5th 2016, after seven years with a lot of power of money oppressing the poor, having put many out of their houses like it … Continue reading →

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Posted in Economy, Environment and Ecology, News and Politics, Sport | Tagged Brazil, Kipchoge Keino, London, London Olympics, Maracana Stadium, Olympic Games, Refugee, Refugees, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Games, Rio Olympics, Thomas Bach, Yusra Mardini | 2 Comments

2015 Economy

Posted on May 9, 2016 by Marcus Ampe

Aid to the Most Deprived In the second half of December, the European Commission approved the operational programmes for eight EU countries to use the new Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived (FEAD), including a €560 million package … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crisis, Economy, Education, Food, History, News and Politics, Poverty, Upbringing and Education, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged 2010, 2015, ActionAid International, Adil Khan, Amnesty International, Angela Merkel, Artificial meat. Indoor aquaculture, Asylum, Asylum seekers, Ban Ki-moon, Belgium, Ben Phillips, Brazil, Brexit, Brussels, Brussels Airport, Citizenship, Climate Finance Study Group (CFSG), Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Eandis, Emission scandal, England, Europe, European Commission, European Union, Eurozone, Finland, Florence Muls, France, Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived - FEAD, Germans, Germany, Global charities, Great Britain, Greece, Hawala (Hewala or hundi - an informal value transfer system), Humanitarian support, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Jetairfly, Kristof Calvo, Latin America, Lotus (Belgian biscuit maker), Luxembourg, Malta, Men’s World Cup, Migrants, Milan, Milano Ristorazione, Nepal, Netherlands, Nick Hartmann, NMBS, Non-governmental organisations (NGO), Panama, Paul Hegge, Philippe Muyters, Portugal, Ram Sharan Mahat, Refugee, Refugee crisis, Relocation, Scotland, Service cheques sector, Slovakia, Somalia, Spain, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Taliban, TUI group, UN Development Programme (UNDP), Unemployment, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Urban Food Policy Pact, Venezuela, Vlaams Minderhedenforum (Flemish Minority Forum), Women’s World Cup, World Expo 2015, Wouter Van Bellingen | 12 Comments

2015 Ecology

Posted on January 7, 2016 by Marcus Ampe

Climate Business In Belgium Klimaatzaak (Climate Business) was formed at the end of the year 2014 and includes artists, scientists and conservationists. With film director Nic Balthazar, Ignace Schops of the Regionaal Landschap Kempen and musician Stijn Meuris they have … Continue reading →

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Posted in Environment and Ecology, Food, History, News and Politics, Welfare and Health, World | Tagged 2014, 2015, 2015 Paris UN Climate Conference, 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, Africa, Agribusiness, Akinwumi Adesina, Alaska, Amazigh or Berber languages, Arabisation, Asia, Asylum, Ban Ki-moon, Belgium, Biofuel production, Brazil, Brussels, Carbon dioxide emissions, Carbon footprint, Carbon pollution, Child malnutrition, China, Climate change, Climate Change Mitigation, Climate mitigation, Climate-related hazards, COP21, Diarrhea or gastroenteritis, Drinking water, Droughts, Energiewende (Energy Revolution), Energy transition, Evelyn Nguleka, Farmers, Fernando Lugris, Flanders, Flooding, Floods, Food insecurity, Food prices, Food security, Fossil fuel emissions, G7, Global Alliance on Health and Pollution (GAHP), Global Burden of Disease, Global Warming, Granting asylum, Greenhouse gas, Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, Holland (historical-region-Netherlands), Human displacement, Human mortality, Human Right, Human rights violations, Ignace Schops, India, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), Islamisation, Klimaatzaak (Climate Business), Kumi Naidoo, Marco Manzano de Marinis, Michael Dorsey, Michel Jarraud, Millennium Development Goals, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uruguay, Mortality, Movimento Cisterna Já, New Delhi, Nic Balthazar, Nigeria, Nuclear phase-out, Nuclear powerplants, Paris, Permafrost, Pernambuco, Preserving the environment, Provisioning of drinking water, Refugees, Rising temperatures, São Paulo, Schloss Elmau, SDG Fund, Stijn Meuris, Sustainable Development Goals, Teresa Anderson, Terrorism, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Wallonia, Water, WaterAid, World Farmers’ Organisation (WFO), World Health Organization, World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), Zambia National Farmers’ Union | 21 Comments

2015 Human rights

Posted on January 5, 2016 by Marcus Ampe

Terrorism and freedom of speech In the wake of the horrific shooting at the offices of the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, illustrators and cartoonists around the world came together in solidarity with the 12 artists and ordinary people who … Continue reading →

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Posted in Armoede, History, News and Politics, Religion, Visuals (Video, Photo, Cartoon), World | Tagged 2015, 9/11 = 2001 September 11, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, Abuse of religion, Action Plan, Adel Al-Jubeir, Al-Qaeda / al-Qaida, Alexander De Croo, Americans, Angela Merkel, Arab people, Asia-Pacific region, Asylum seekers, Aung San Suu Kyi, Ban Ki-moon, Bangladesh, Bart Weekers, Belgian Jews, Belgium, Benjamin Netanyahu, Bisexual, Blasphemy, Boko Haram, Borgerhout, Brazil, Britta Schumacher, Burundi, Cameroon, Caribbean, Cartoon, Cartoons, Censor, Censorship, Central Africa, Central African Republic, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Charles Michel, Charlie Hebdo, Child Labour, Child slaves, Child soldiers, Children not Soldier campaign, China, Copenhagen, Credibility of governmental sayings, Cuba, Dilma Rousseff, Discrimination, Economic crisis, El Salvador, Equality, Equality for women, Erik Wemple Blog, Eritrea, Europe, European Union, Exploitation of man, Faisal Bin Abdulrahman Bin Muaammar, Fedasil, Fighting terrorism, Flemish Parliament, France, Free press, Free society, Freedom of expression, Freedom of movement, Freedom of press, Freedom of religion, Freedom of speech, Freedom of thought, Gay, Gender equality, Gender Inequality Index (GII), Gender police, Gender-related discrimination, Ghent, Global economic crisis, Globalisation, Haiti, Health professionals, Homosexuality, Human dignity, Human Right, Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, Human Rights Without Frontiers, Human Rights Without Frontiers International (HRWF Int’l), Indigenous people of El Salvador, Institute for the Equality of Women and Men, International Labor Organization, International Women's Year, International Women’s Day, Interreligious Platform of the Central African Republic, Iran, Iraq, Islamic extremism, Islamic fundamentalists, Islamic State (IS), Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), Islamic terrorists, Islamism, Islamists, Israël, Je suis Charlie, Jewish community, Jewish Voice for Peace, Jews, Jihadi fighters, Jihadism, Jihadists, Joods Actueel, Kailash Satyarthi, Kenya, Kim Jeong-Wook, King Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz International Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue (KAICIID), Lakshmi Puri, Land ownership, Latin America, Lesbian, Libya, Liesbet Homans, London, Maternal mortality, Matthias Diependaele, Michael Freilich, Michel Chossudovsky, Middle East, Migrants, Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), Muhammad, Muslims, Myanmar, Mystery shoppers, Netherlands, New World Order, New York Times, Nicotine poisoning, Nigeria, North Africa, North Americans, North Korea, Osama Bin Laden, Palestinian people, Palestinian(s), Paris, Pas-de-Calais, Public health services, Radicalisation, Refugees, Renewed Efforts Against Child Hunger and Undernutrition (REACH) programme, Reproductive health needs, Resul Tapmaz, Robert Mugabe, Roberto Savio, Satire, Saudi Arabia, Security measures, Sex discrimination, Sex slaves, Sexual and reproductive health rights, Sexual health needs, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, Slavery, Somalia, South Asia, South Sudan, Southern Europe, Sudan, Susan Bissell, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Syria, Terror, Terror attacks, Terror organisations, Terrorism, The Network, The New York Times, Tobacco farms, Transgender, Unemployment, Unesco, United Nations Commission on Population and Development, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United States, United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group, United States Navy SEALs, Uyghur Muslims, Vilvoorde, War on terrorism, War refugees, Washington Post, Women labour, World Conference on Women, World Health Organisation (WHO), Yemen, Zimbabwe | 29 Comments

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