By Stephen LENDMAN MSM operate as virtual extensions of US domestic and foreign policy. They’re allied with the Biden regime’s diabolical aim to eliminate maximum…
The Life and Times of Victor Davis Hanson
In reading through the works of popular historian Victor Davis Hanson, I was reminded of a parody in an episode of
The Simpsons. Bart and Homer watch a clip of Rainier Wolfcastle the show’s Arnold Schwarzenegger-esque action hero fly a UNICEF cargo plane full of pennies to impoverished children. A villainous cadre calling themselves the “CommieNazis” chase Wolfcastle in their black jets adorned with hammers, sickles, and swastikas. Wolfcastle jumps onto the jet of the CommieNazi leader, breaks through the glass of the cockpit, and snaps the neck of the monocle-clad villain.
This file photo taken on Aug 28, 2019 shows the US multinational technology and Internet-related services company Google logo, US online store application Amazon, US online social media and social networking service, Facebook and US multinational technology company Apple logo application displayed on a tablet in Lille. [Photo/Agencies]
The European Union s showdown with the United States-dominated online technology industry was set to come a step closer on Tuesday with the 27-member bloc s unveiling of draft new rules aimed at bringing the likes of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google to heel.
But the proposed rules that would replace legislation drafted in 2004 remain a long way from reality and will first be debated and voted upon in the European Parliament in a process that could take two years.