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Blick, a newspaper with a daily circulation of 275,000, has released an article asking many questions about the official version of the events of 9/11. They are referencing some work done by local...
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The Amazonian city of Altamira played host to one of the more uneven contests in recent Brazilian history this week, as a colourful alliance of indigenous leaders gathered to take on the might of the...
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Activists mark the 19th anniversary of the bloody crackdown with renewed calls for prisoners' release.
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It must be nice to retire and finally be free to speak your mind. Retired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, the man who led American ground forces in Iraq from 2003-2004, has released a new book–...
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Yes, that picture above is a genuine picture of the Universe as a near whole compiled by astronomers data, pictures from Hubble and other data. Its like you were looking at it from yet another...
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My ancestors used the phrase "we are all related" every time they prayed. It is interesting how a seemingly primitive people could have such a firm grasp on...
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In China's vast interior an estimated 40 million people still live in caves (Mao himself lived in a cave). The pod explores this unique and ecologically harmonious way of life that has lasted...
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At this time in our planets history a tremendous transformation is taking place, and challenges lie ahead for us all. What is needed to collectively reorient ourselves towards a viable future? How...
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Seva, or service, is the selfless giving of oneself for the betterment of others and the world around. At Seva Café, in Ahmedabad, India, the concept of service takes the form of a "pay it...
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I love this idea. Thank goodness for Current for broadcasting such a thoughtful and globally helpful concept. I hope that people who watch this put aside any sort of religious...
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Talk about a turkey coma! How did this guy survive? At least he was doing it for charity. I feel like the lady in this picture looks just thinking about it...
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I completely agree with Vierotchka. In fact, I searched for this topic simply to say that this country will not be right as long as eating contests and hunger happen in the...
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The issue of climate change cannot be ignored, we will run out of time and opportunities if we do.
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I enjoyed your pod and thought it was effective in it's simplicity and straightforwardness. I wholeheartedly agree with all your statements here. I would really feel...
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Blick, a newspaper with a daily circulation of 275,000, has released an article asking many questions about the official version of the events of 9/11. They are referencing some work done by local... more
The Amazonian city of Altamira played host to one of the more uneven contests in recent Brazilian history this week, as a colourful alliance of indigenous leaders gathered to take on the might of the... more
Activists mark the 19th anniversary of the bloody crackdown with renewed calls for prisoners' release. more
It must be nice to retire and finally be free to speak your mind. Retired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, the man who led American ground forces in Iraq from 2003-2004, has released a new book–... more
In China's vast interior an estimated 40 million people still live in caves (Mao himself lived in a cave). The pod explores this unique and ecologically harmonious way of life that has lasted... more
At this time in our planets history a tremendous transformation is taking place, and challenges lie ahead for us all. What is needed to collectively reorient ourselves towards a viable future? How... more
Talk about a turkey coma! How did this guy survive? At least he was doing it for charity. I feel like the lady in this picture looks just thinking about it... more
The issue of climate change cannot be ignored, we will run out of time and opportunities if we do. more