Tulsi Gabbard: Ukraine & The US Military Industrial Complex

"THEY have their own bunkers and ways to protect themelves, ...there is no protection from nuclear war for THE PUBLIC."

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Story #1: Ground-Breaking SWIFT Innovation Paves Way For Global Use Of CBDCs

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Connecting Digital Islands: Paving The Way For Global Use Of CBDCs, Tokenised Assets

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Putin Gives Girl Star Of The Hero Of Russia, Which Belongs To Her Mother, Who Died In Battle

RN: She was an absolutely iconic person, for Donbass, for the Donetsk Republic, first of all! Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Elena Karabet, the daughter of Olga Kachura, who died in the Donbass. The President presented the girl with the star of the Hero of Russia, which was posthumously awarded to her mother.

Pfizer Shock Admission: Covid Shot Never Tested For Stopping Transmission

Dr Ron Paul: A Dutch Member of the European Parliament appeared to score a bombshell admission when he asked a representative of Pfizer whether their Covid "vaccine" was ever tested to see if it stopped transmission - the whole rationale behind vax mandates and passports. Pfizer representative said, "no." Also today, the Moderna shot actually has a NEGATIVE effectiveness after a few months. And...why won't Sweden share the results of its Nordstream sabotage investigation with Russia? Hiding something?

Is Nuclear Power Safe? Part 1

Is nuclear power safe? No. There is no safety to be had in this world. End of. Get used to it. Ah, but is nuclear power safe enough?

By William Collins: That is a different, and more sensible question. The public do not like the idea that there are degrees of safety. They beg to be infantilised by some authority figure who will pretend to provide the absolute guarantee of safety they crave. A bridge, a dam, a power station – the public seeks only to be told “they are safe”. No ifs, no buts, no “degrees of safety”.

Nuclear safety is an important issue. I will have more to say about it. But I start with an essay I wrote seven years ago in response to a visiting academic in the sociology department of the University of Bristol. You can read his paper first if you wish, but his key points are quoted in my essay so there is no need. The thrust of his article was that the nuclear accident at Fukushima in 2011 demonstrated that the nuclear industry’s claims about plant safety could not be trusted. I have only updated a few details since the 2015 text.

Emma Watson: The Feminist Speech That Started It All

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Westerners Live In Denial, Convinced They’re The Good Guys

Stark contradictions in West’s treatment of the Ukraine war and the occupation and siege of Palestine should serve as a wake-up call

By Jonathan Cook: No one took responsibility for the explosion over the weekend that ripped through a section of the Kerch Bridge that links Russia to Crimea and was built by Moscow after it annexed the peninsula back in 2014. 

But it was not just Kyiv’s gleeful celebrations that indicated the main suspect. Within hours, the Ukrainian authorities had released a set of commemorative stamps depicting the destruction. 

Russian President Vladimir Putin was under no illusions either. On Monday, he struck out with a torrent of missiles that hit major Ukrainian cities such as Kyiv and Lviv. It was a pale, Slavic echo of Israel’s intermittent bombardments of Gaza, which are expressly intended to send the Palestinian enclave “back to the Stone Age”. 

If the scenes looked familiar – an attack by one party, followed by a massive retaliatory strike from the other – the mood and language that greeted the Ukrainian attack and the Russian counter-attack felt noticeably different from what passes for normal western commentary about Israel and Palestine.

This Is Concerning

Peterson Hub: This video sheds the lights on a very controversial topic in the world. These topics need to be discussed with a lot of empathy and sensitivity in order to properly understand the different points of views. What are your thoughts?