Volkswagen’s Supervisory Board approved the board’s cost-cutting plans. From the 2030s onward, production capacity in Germany is to be drastically reduced, with four plants now hanging in the balance. Germany’s industrial base is being dismantled piece by piece. Thanks to the land grubbing Jews' "Ukraine = Big Israel" and "Greater Israel" wars the whole world is suffering, especially Europe!
By Thomas Kolbe:
Story #1: Trial Date Set For Alleged 9/11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czezg2p50rxo
NWNW Flashback: Court Called Off Key 9/11 Suspect’s Plea Deal https://mediamonarchy.com/nwnw603-video/
Judge Axes Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s Confession In Long-Delayed 9/11 Terror Case – In Major Blow To Feds https://nypost.com/2026/08/28/us-news/judge-axes-khalid-shaikh-mohammeds-confession-over-gitmo-torture/
By Steve Watson: During a recent interview, actor Kelsey Grammer roundly rejected the idea that people alive today should apologise or pay for slavery, asserting that he does not have to apologise for his grandparents, pointing out that America fought a war over the institution, and calling the demand for ‘reparations’ from later generations “a dodge.”
On Piers Morgan Uncensored, the topic came up and the Frasier star put it in plain terms.
“I don’t have to apologize for my parents. I don’t have to apologize for my grandparents,” Grammer said. “My grandparents were extraordinary people. They survived the Depression. They fought World War II. My grandfather was away from home for 28 months in the South Pacific. This is not a man who has to apologize for who he is.”
Mum MURDERED* her 3 children!!!
FYI Murdered* is what we called it before Orwellian social media NEWSPEAK forced simps to call it "UNALIVED".
Christine Grace Smith
NETANYAHU DID NOTHING ON PURPOSE!!!
Owen Jones
IC: Susan Sarandon addressed her experience of being blacklisted due to her support for Palestine during a press conference at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. The actress reflected on the consequences of speaking out and discussed whether the narrative surrounding the issue has shifted.
Greenland's icecap is doing just fine... It's still much larger than it has been for most of the last 10,000 years and if it is shrinking at all, it is doing so no faster than a century ago.
Authored by Paul Homewood: Greenland's icecap is melting away thanks to global warming, at least that is what we are told. According to the EU's European State of the Climate 2025 Report, the ice sheet lost 139 Gt last year. They say that is equivalent to about 1.5 times the amount of ice stored in all the glaciers in the European Alps, and raised global mean sea level by 0.4 mm. (A gigatonne is one billion tonnes.) Since 1972, losses have amounted to 5,747 Gt. The rate of ice loss has increased by around five times since the 1980s and is expected to continue increasing beyond the end of the century.
These amounts sound terrifying, which is of course the object of the exercise - at least until you realise that at present rates it would take Greenland 27,000 years to melt away.
I am always suspicious when 'scientists' present trends since the 1970s, a time when the Earth had gone through three decades of cooling and there were genuine fears among both scientists and world leaders about the return of the Little Ice Age. I am even more suspicious when I discover that official data about the Greenland ice sheet is publicly available back to 1840.
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By Tyler Durden: Britain’s highest taxpayers have been drifting offshore since the non-dom regime was scrapped in April 2025 and inheritance tax was extended to worldwide assets.
This shift is already visible on the Sunday Times lists: six of the 2026 Tax List’s top 100 (including Revolut’s Nik Storonsky) had left in the previous year, the compiler noted that one in nine names on that list were no longer UK-resident, and the companion Rich List dropped dozens of foreign billionaires while recording a sharp rise in British nationals now based in Dubai, Switzerland and Monaco.
But, the latest news is likely the most disturbing to the increasingly socialist government as the UK's 3rd largest taxpayer - hedge fund founder Chris Rokos - is set to leave.
The Bankster Game Indebting Nations
The growing debate over the future of the U.S.–Israel strategic partnership and the challenges that could shape its next phase. We examine how military cooperation, economic assistance, and diplomatic coordination have influenced the relationship for decades, while considering whether changing global conditions are placing new pressure on those long-standing arrangements.