by Dr. Stephanie Coxon, America Outloud:
The Nuremberg trial was supposed to change the world forever. Evil elitists faced the consequences of their psychotic outcomes, which scarred the planet. They actively promoted “eugenics,” or attempts to improve humankind through “racial improvement” and “planned breeding” of people. These ideas were supported within the United States by people like Henry Ford and Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood (a history that many people would like to forget). During those times of the Nuremberg trial, the Belmont Report was produced. The Belmont Report was the U.S.’s own version that outlined the ethical considerations a scientific study must adhere to.
There’s something not-quite-right about Sy Hersh’s report on the destruction of Nord Stream 2. There are a number of inconsistencies in the piece that lead me to believe that Hersh was less interested in presenting ‘the unvarnished truth’ than relaying a version of events that advance a particular agenda. That is not to say that I don’t appreciate what the author has done. I do. In fact, I think it would be impossible to overstate the significance of a report that positively identifies the perpetrators of what-appears-to-be the biggest act of industrial terrorism in history. Hersh’s article has the potential to greatly undermine the credibility of the people in power and, by doing so, bring the war to a swift end. It is an incredible achievement that we should all applaud. Here’s a brief recap by political analyst Andre Damon:
