MiesbachThe most important lesson to be drawn from the Corona crisis appears that it has become a great risk to be a retirement home resident. If one is assigned to such an institution, one invariably gives up basic human rights. At first it was "only" the restrictions on freedom of movement and contact with loved ones that the elderly had to endure, but now it is the Corona vaccination, which one can hardly avoid in these custodial institutions.
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Part three of damning ‘Navarro Report’ on US election fraud published
WashingtonHarvard economist Peter Navarro (r.) has published the third part of his report on alleged electoral fraud in the US, just in time for the inauguration of the "elected" President Joe Biden on Wednesday.
An 89-year-old vaccinated against Corona — dead an hour later
bremenIn Germany, in the Diepholz district there was a death on Wednesday a short time after a Corona vaccination. An 89-year-old from a retirement home in Weyhe died about an hour after receiving the first vaccination. Whether there is a connection between the vaccination and the death of the elderly woman is now being examined, said District Administrator Cord Bockhop.
Not Green enough? German Socialists complain about too few migrants
StuttgartThe SPD in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament has accused the Greens of accepting too few Moria migrants. The reason for this is the announcement by the Ministry of the Interior in Stuttgart that only 85 immigrants from the burned down Greek migrant camp will be accommodated.
Pope: Private property is ‘not Christian’, WEF agrees
At the turn of the month November-December, the pope made a move that was described as shocking by many. He argued that Christianity did not support the right to own a home.
Referendum in Switzerland could end government-imposed Covid restrictions
GeneveSwitzerland will hold a referendum that could stop the government from imposing lockdown measures. The country has not introduced a lockdown like many other European countries, but has instead - like Sweden - mainly emphasized personal responsibility. In terms of the spread of infection and the number of deaths, it is about the same as in Sweden.
Brussels: Female police officer lost motivation after brutal attack
BrusselsThe female police officer beaten during the recent BLM migrant protest in Brussels had feared for her life: “Without my protective clothing I probably wouldn’t have survived.”
Spanish NGOs challenge aid to Morocco provided to stem migrant flow
MadridThe aid granted by the Spanish government to Morocco in the fight against irregular migration is controversial. Spanish justice has just dismissed two NGOs protesting against the allocation of funds to Morocco as part of this migration fight.
Majority of UK’s BAME population proud of their race, whites much less
LondonIn Great Britain, 74 percent of ethnic minorities also known as BAME [BAME = Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic] say they are proud of their "race" against only 44 percent of white Britons. When the question is asked using the word "race" and not "ethnicity", 68 percent of ethnic minorities considered their "race" to be important in their identity, compared to 35 percent of white Britons.
Armin Laschet to lead Angela Merkel’s CDU as new chairman
The Minister President of North Rhine-Westphalia, the most populous of the 16 states of Germany, Armin Laschet was elected as the new CDU chairman at the digital CDU party conference on Saturday. In the runoff election he prevailed with 521 votes against his toughest competitor Friedrich Merz (466 votes). In a nutshell, the party establishment pushed through its candidate, while the voter's candidate failed.
Part three of damning ‘Navarro Report’ on US election fraud published
WashingtonHarvard economist Peter Navarro (r.) has published the third part of his report on alleged electoral fraud in the US, just in time for the inauguration of the "elected" President Joe Biden on Wednesday.
An 89-year-old vaccinated against Corona — dead an hour later
bremenIn Germany, in the Diepholz district there was a death on Wednesday a short time after a Corona vaccination. An 89-year-old from a retirement home in Weyhe died about an hour after receiving the first vaccination. Whether there is a connection between the vaccination and the death of the elderly woman is now being examined, said District Administrator Cord Bockhop.
Not Green enough? German Socialists complain about too few migrants
StuttgartThe SPD in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament has accused the Greens of accepting too few Moria migrants. The reason for this is the announcement by the Ministry of the Interior in Stuttgart that only 85 immigrants from the burned down Greek migrant camp will be accommodated.
Pope: Private property is ‘not Christian’, WEF agrees
At the turn of the month November-December, the pope made a move that was described as shocking by many. He argued that Christianity did not support the right to own a home.
Referendum in Switzerland could end government-imposed Covid restrictions
GeneveSwitzerland will hold a referendum that could stop the government from imposing lockdown measures. The country has not introduced a lockdown like many other European countries, but has instead - like Sweden - mainly emphasized personal responsibility. In terms of the spread of infection and the number of deaths, it is about the same as in Sweden.
Brussels: Female police officer lost motivation after brutal attack
BrusselsThe female police officer beaten during the recent BLM migrant protest in Brussels had feared for her life: “Without my protective clothing I probably wouldn’t have survived.”
Spanish NGOs challenge aid to Morocco provided to stem migrant flow
MadridThe aid granted by the Spanish government to Morocco in the fight against irregular migration is controversial. Spanish justice has just dismissed two NGOs protesting against the allocation of funds to Morocco as part of this migration fight.
Majority of UK’s BAME population proud of their race, whites much less
LondonIn Great Britain, 74 percent of ethnic minorities also known as BAME [BAME = Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic] say they are proud of their "race" against only 44 percent of white Britons. When the question is asked using the word "race" and not "ethnicity", 68 percent of ethnic minorities considered their "race" to be important in their identity, compared to 35 percent of white Britons.
Armin Laschet to lead Angela Merkel’s CDU as new chairman
The Minister President of North Rhine-Westphalia, the most populous of the 16 states of Germany, Armin Laschet was elected as the new CDU chairman at the digital CDU party conference on Saturday. In the runoff election he prevailed with 521 votes against his toughest competitor Friedrich Merz (466 votes). In a nutshell, the party establishment pushed through its candidate, while the voter's candidate failed.
