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EU Migration Pact: Breaking Eastern European resistance
Critics fear that this pact will not only accelerate immigration, but that the pact is intended to break the resistance of the Eastern European states to migration.
Pforzheim: ‘International solidarity’ with criminals
PforzheimWhen an accident was recorded in Pforzheim on Saturday afternoon, 30 foreigners spontaneously gathered together, massively disrupting the work of the police.
French magistrate evokes immigrant social fraud totaling 50 billion euros
ParisIn his investigation "The fraud cartel", the French magistrate Charles Prats has taken stock of the huge extent of social fraud in France.
Majority of ‘refugee’ workers in Germany are elderly women
The majority of "refugee" workers in Germany are women a study by the Social Science Institute of the Evangelical Church showed. And it was primarily those over 70 who provided concrete help in the form of German lessons or visits to the authorities.
Researchers sound the alarm: Swedes will be minority in 45 years
HelsinkiA Swedish weekly has revealed figures from Statistics Sweden that show that in as many as 18 municipalities, children with two Swedish-born parents are already a minority. Minority status for Swedish newborns now prevail in large cities such as Malmö, Helsingborg and Eskilstuna, but also in rural municipalities such as Lessebo, Hylte and Fagersta.
Trump supporters chant ‘fill that seat’ after death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
WashingtonA day after US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) left her court seat vacant, President Donald Trump’s supporters in North Carolina chanted: “Fill that seat” during a rally. RBG’s death has fired up a political battle for the future of the Supreme Court, the rule of law and the notion of an independent judiciary.
How tech billionaires’ visions of human nature shape our world
In the 20th century, politicians’ views of human nature shaped societies. But now, creators of new technologies increasingly drive societal change. Their view of human nature may shape the 21st century. We must know what technologists see in humanity’s heart.
Belgian medical profession demands halt to Covid pandemic propaganda
It has been apparent from the beginning that Covid-19 was being used for agendas unrelated to public health. Big Pharma and its associates – WHO, CDC, NIH – used social media and the presstitutes to control the explanations given to the public and to censor dissenting medical professionals.
Libya’s General Haftar: Oil exports starting again
The commander of the opposition Libyan National Army (LNA), Khalifa Haftar, announced the resumption of oil production and exports from Libya.
EU Migration Pact: Breaking Eastern European resistance
Critics fear that this pact will not only accelerate immigration, but that the pact is intended to break the resistance of the Eastern European states to migration.
Pforzheim: ‘International solidarity’ with criminals
PforzheimWhen an accident was recorded in Pforzheim on Saturday afternoon, 30 foreigners spontaneously gathered together, massively disrupting the work of the police.
French magistrate evokes immigrant social fraud totaling 50 billion euros
ParisIn his investigation "The fraud cartel", the French magistrate Charles Prats has taken stock of the huge extent of social fraud in France.
Majority of ‘refugee’ workers in Germany are elderly women
The majority of "refugee" workers in Germany are women a study by the Social Science Institute of the Evangelical Church showed. And it was primarily those over 70 who provided concrete help in the form of German lessons or visits to the authorities.
Researchers sound the alarm: Swedes will be minority in 45 years
HelsinkiA Swedish weekly has revealed figures from Statistics Sweden that show that in as many as 18 municipalities, children with two Swedish-born parents are already a minority. Minority status for Swedish newborns now prevail in large cities such as Malmö, Helsingborg and Eskilstuna, but also in rural municipalities such as Lessebo, Hylte and Fagersta.
Trump supporters chant ‘fill that seat’ after death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
WashingtonA day after US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) left her court seat vacant, President Donald Trump’s supporters in North Carolina chanted: “Fill that seat” during a rally. RBG’s death has fired up a political battle for the future of the Supreme Court, the rule of law and the notion of an independent judiciary.
How tech billionaires’ visions of human nature shape our world
In the 20th century, politicians’ views of human nature shaped societies. But now, creators of new technologies increasingly drive societal change. Their view of human nature may shape the 21st century. We must know what technologists see in humanity’s heart.
Belgian medical profession demands halt to Covid pandemic propaganda
It has been apparent from the beginning that Covid-19 was being used for agendas unrelated to public health. Big Pharma and its associates – WHO, CDC, NIH – used social media and the presstitutes to control the explanations given to the public and to censor dissenting medical professionals.
Libya’s General Haftar: Oil exports starting again
The commander of the opposition Libyan National Army (LNA), Khalifa Haftar, announced the resumption of oil production and exports from Libya.
