Rachel Donald

1 week ago | substack.com | Rachel Donald |Mike Small

I see dead people. So do you. Every day. Living through a livestreamed genocide and in times of war in Europe and a surround-sound of violence - whether that be the war on the poor, the attacks on the most vulnerable in society, omnicide, or a constant stream of normalised racism, means a choice we are told: watch, or disconnect. This is a false dichotomy. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

2 months ago | sarahwilson.substack.com | Sarah Wilson |Rachel Donald

Oh boy we’ve done well. All of us. This is Chapter 25 and it will wrap this mad ride. It is divided into two parts (I may divide them into two chapters yet) and this first part is free, so do pass it around to friends and family. We are in something new and we need to support each other with what the hell is going on. I most definitely drew on all the feedback that many of you - the paid subscriber community - gave me here.

2 months ago | planetcritical.com | Rachel Donald

Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -57:24Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Peter Schwartzstein is an environmental journalist and researcher, and author of The Heat and the Fury which investigates the relationship between violence and climate change. He joins me to explain how a changing climate is creating pockets of violence in poor and rural communities around the world.

Nov 19, 2024 | planetcritical.com | Rachel Donald

Cyber-security experts across America are raising the alarm of wide-scale election fraud securing Trump’s victory — and the data is compelling. Two open letters penned by computer scientists and hacking experts have detailed how the USA’s election software was compromised and the relatively simple hack which could have then been used to fix the results in the seven swing states.

Nov 19, 2024 | open.substack.com | Rachel Donald

Read the update to this piece here. Cyber-security experts across America are raising the alarm of wide-scale election fraud securing Trump’s victory — and the data is compelling. Two open letters penned by computer scientists and hacking experts have detailed how the USA’s election software was compromised and the relatively simple hack which could have then been used to fix the results in the seven swing states.