Joe Blogs: Cuba is a NET IMPORTER and is experiencing SHORTAGES of FOOD, OIL & BLACKOUTS. The situation is now EXTREMELY SERIOUS for CUBA and this has resulted in the biggest EXODUS of People since the start of Communism in the early 1960's. Russia is currently looking to establish new global relations and following a recent Forum in Havana it has been announced that Russia will be recommencing its close relationship with Cuba through the supply of Oil, Wheat and Investment. In this video I provide full details of these deals, discuss the impact on Cuba and why this situation has raised concerns in the USA.
31 May 2023
11 Signs That Global Conflict Could Soon Spiral Completely Out Of Control
Authored by Michael Snyder: The world seems to be gripped by a really bad case of war fever. National leaders all over the globe are rattling their sabers, and that should deeply alarm all of us. The last time that there was a “world war”, tens of millions of people died. This time around, it could be hundreds of millions or even billions of people. Today, we literally possess the ability to destroy all of humanity. So a worldwide conflict in which nuclear weapons are used should be avoided at all costs, but unfortunately those that are running things seem absolutely determined to push us toward such a conflict anyway.
Over the past couple of weeks, there have been so many alarming developments. The following are 11 signs that global conflict could soon spiral completely out of control…
#1 Russia just signed a deal to deploy tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus…
The defense ministers of Russia and Belarus on Thursday signed a document on the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons on Belarusian territory, the state-run TASS news agency reported, citing the Defense Ministry of Belarus.
Proposed Legislation Would Ban Gender-Change Surgery Across Russia
"Enshrine family values into national law"
The newly proposed bill would ban doctors from performing surgery to change people's primary or even secondary sex characteristics across the country, with the exception of surgery to treat congenital anomalies in children, according to state-run TASS.
Medical workers would be prevented under the legislation from "performing medical interventions designed to change the sex of a person."
In addition, it would be made illegal to alter legal documents on the basis of "gender-affirmation certificates" issued by doctors or any medical organizations. This would also apply to all identifying documents such as passports, which would only reflect the true biological sex of a person.
The Biden Regime Escalates Its Attacks On Truth-Tellers
Matt Taibbi Threatened by IRS
The Hill: Twitter files author Matt Taibbi weighs in on the IRS's examination of him.
Africa Reacts To Trevor Noah's Savage Take On Western Media Hypocrisy
2nacheki: In this video, Africa reacts to Trevor Noah's savage take on Western Media hypocrisy. Noah delivers a scathing rebuke of the way the West Cloak its unjust actions in Africa with a veneer of moral superiority. A case in point is the Ebola and Covid reporting.
The Bankruptcy Caravan Is Now Arriving: Time To Pay For The Easy Money
'Ground-hugging interest rates for more than a decade kept the inefficient and the incompetent in business.'
Authored by Doug French: The character Mike Campbell in Ernest Hemingway’s 1926 novel The Sun Also Rises was asked about his money troubles and responded with a vivid description embracing self-contradiction: “‘How did you go bankrupt?’ Bill asked. ‘Two ways,’ Mike said. ‘Gradually and then suddenly.’”
Ground-hugging interest rates for more than a decade kept the inefficient and the incompetent in business.
Now, the jig is up, with a Mother’s Day weekend corporate massacre that saw the bankruptcies of seven corporations, each with liabilities of nine figures or more—in four cases, with more than a billion dollars in liabilities each.
This cluster of large bankruptcies happening in less than forty-eight hours is the most since 2008. Libby Cherry writes for Bloomberg (reprinted on Time):
“Firms across every sector are struggling with higher interest costs—making it more challenging to refinance loans and bonds—while corporate executives are drawing more scrutiny from investors and creditors.”