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www.esquire.com
A legal executioner, he's the toughest, meanest, vilest, and one of the most brilliant lawyers in America |
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www.newmediaexplorer.org
[AI summary] An account of how French forensic scientist and alternative medicine advocate Loïc Le Ribault was persecuted, imprisoned, and extradited for his work on organic silica and his criticism of the medical establishment. |
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biographics.org
Maximilien Robespierre promised to usher a fairer, more representative form of government to the French people. What they got was a reign of terror that saw thousands facing the horror of the guillotine. Among Robespierre's victims were the king and queen of France. When justice finally came it was a swift as the slice of |
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www.synaps.network
The past few years have left us baffled and beaten: What happened to the world as we knew it? How could it unravel so fast? What triggered this wave of popular mobilization and populist leadership? The easiest explanation is deceptively soothing: The liberal order is buffeted by external forces, from Russian hacking to Orwellian technological advances, unavoidable inequalities, and an ugly jingoism spilling over from the far right. A less self-serving theory reveals how liberalism has been attacking itself, eroding its very foundations to the point of collapse. |
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