The desalination front: Water as Israel’s achilles heel

 Iran’s ability to threaten desalination infrastructure exposes a structural weakness at the heart of Israel’s economy, military endurance, and regional standing. By The Cradle Global Research, April 23, 2026 The Cradle 21 April 2026   Israel’s near-total dependence on seawater desalination to secure almost 80 percent of its drinking water and industrial needs has created a security …[continue reading]

Fuel Protest Update with John Dallon | #73

Fuel protest spokesman John Dallon says what began as outrage over spiralling fuel prices has ignited a far broader public backlash, with ordinary workers, farmers and families feeling ignored and squeezed by government policies that “help some but leave many behind,” while he insists the O’Connell Street protest was peaceful, Gardaí’s sudden heavy-handed 3 am …[continue reading]

Dead Scientists & a Global Financial Shift—What’s Going On? | Aaron Day

Independent crypto and financial analyst and journalist Aaron Day returns to the program with a deeply unsettling look at events that raise far more questions than answers. We begin with reports involving high-level scientists and engineers connected to Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), NASA, and MIT who have died or disappeared under unusual circumstances—with little meaningful …[continue reading]

Baby Killers: The State of Israel, its patrons, and the industrialized slaughter of children

 By Laala Bechetoula Global Research, April 20, 2026 They were not collateral damage. They were the target. And we knew. And we watched. And we supplied the weapons. And we vetoed the resolutions. And we called it self-defense. — The Verdict History Will Record To read this article in the following languages, click the Translate Website button below the …[continue reading]

All wars are bankers’ wars: Iran and the bankers’ endgame

 By Ellen Brown Global Research, April 13, 2026   “The powers of financial capitalism had another far reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole.”  —Prof. Caroll Quigley, Georgetown University, Tragedy and Hope (1966) In …[continue reading]

Elizabeth Bonker: Empowering Nonspeakers with Communication and Education ~ 1246

In this compelling episode of Think Inclusive, host Tim Villegas engages in an enlightening conversation with Elizabeth Bonker, a prominent advocate for non-speaking individuals. Elizabeth shares her inspiring journey of becoming a voice for non-speakers through typing. Despite the communication barriers she faced, Elizabeth emerged as a powerful force in advocating for inclusivity in education …[continue reading]