BanjulOn February 12, a Swedish reporter Christian Peterson published a video on Twitter, where during a visit to The Gambia he unexpectedly encounters the Left Party's legal policy spokesperson Linda Snecker, a politician who has not infrequently had angry outbursts against white men.
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British foreign secretary derided and mocked in Russia
MoscowWhen UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss gave a speech against Russia and China to the Lowy Institute, a think tank funded by the Australian government, Rothschild and some commodities groups, it provoked derision and laughter in Russia.
Covid positive and no school thanks to cooldrink
BerlinSchoolchildren in Berlin produce positive SARS-CoV-2 test results with the drink "Capri-Sun" and thus get a few days off from school.
War Powers Act: Canadian truckers see the rise of a petty tyrant
OttawaCanadian Prime minister Justin Trudeau on Monday invoked a war powers act in the shape of the "Emergencies Act," to put down the very successful anti-vaccine Freedom Convoy as a "terrorist" movement.
The very untimely death of Luc Montagnier
ParisThe renowned French biologist and virologist, Luc Montagnier, who isolated the HIV virus and received the Nobel Prize for it in 2008, died in Paris on February 8 at the age of 89 as FWM reported. The cause of his death is not yet known. On February 12, Montagnier would have given an expert witness statement at the hearing at Peoples’ Court of Public Opinion on "Covid-19 crimes against humanity".
Ukraine: The problem with copying Finland’s strict cold war neutrality
During the tense negotiations over the Ukraine crisis, the idea of “Finlandizing” Ukraine has been suggested as a solution. This idea refers to the way a small or weak country can retain its sovereignty by making some policy decisions – generally defence and foreign – subject to considerable influence by a more powerful neighbour.
EU: MEP wants clarity on graphene in Covid vaccines
BrusselsItalian MEP Sergio Berlato wants clarity on graphene in the Covid vaccines. He referred to a recent study by Dr. Ricardo Delgado Martin and Dr. Pablo Campra, who claimed to have found graphene oxide in the Covid vaccines by using Micro-Raman spectroscopy.
‘Turk marries cousin’ – Dispute erupts over German high school philosophy task
SiegburgA philosophy teacher at the high school in Alleestraße, Siegburg in North Rhine-Westphalia, was under the impression that children were sent to school to acquire knowledge that would prepare them for the future.
Biden’s strike in Idlib proves it is ISIS headquarters
Obama killed bin Laden, Trump killed Baghdadi, and now Biden has his trophy kill.
Lincoln lied, people died
February 12 is Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. Familiar Lincoln idolaters will gather to celebrate the birth, on Feb. 12, 1809, of the 16th President of the United States, and finesse his role in “the butchering business” — to use Prof. J. R. Pole’s turn-of-phrase.
British foreign secretary derided and mocked in Russia
MoscowWhen UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss gave a speech against Russia and China to the Lowy Institute, a think tank funded by the Australian government, Rothschild and some commodities groups, it provoked derision and laughter in Russia.
Covid positive and no school thanks to cooldrink
BerlinSchoolchildren in Berlin produce positive SARS-CoV-2 test results with the drink "Capri-Sun" and thus get a few days off from school.
War Powers Act: Canadian truckers see the rise of a petty tyrant
OttawaCanadian Prime minister Justin Trudeau on Monday invoked a war powers act in the shape of the "Emergencies Act," to put down the very successful anti-vaccine Freedom Convoy as a "terrorist" movement.
The very untimely death of Luc Montagnier
ParisThe renowned French biologist and virologist, Luc Montagnier, who isolated the HIV virus and received the Nobel Prize for it in 2008, died in Paris on February 8 at the age of 89 as FWM reported. The cause of his death is not yet known. On February 12, Montagnier would have given an expert witness statement at the hearing at Peoples’ Court of Public Opinion on "Covid-19 crimes against humanity".
Ukraine: The problem with copying Finland’s strict cold war neutrality
During the tense negotiations over the Ukraine crisis, the idea of “Finlandizing” Ukraine has been suggested as a solution. This idea refers to the way a small or weak country can retain its sovereignty by making some policy decisions – generally defence and foreign – subject to considerable influence by a more powerful neighbour.
EU: MEP wants clarity on graphene in Covid vaccines
BrusselsItalian MEP Sergio Berlato wants clarity on graphene in the Covid vaccines. He referred to a recent study by Dr. Ricardo Delgado Martin and Dr. Pablo Campra, who claimed to have found graphene oxide in the Covid vaccines by using Micro-Raman spectroscopy.
‘Turk marries cousin’ – Dispute erupts over German high school philosophy task
SiegburgA philosophy teacher at the high school in Alleestraße, Siegburg in North Rhine-Westphalia, was under the impression that children were sent to school to acquire knowledge that would prepare them for the future.
Biden’s strike in Idlib proves it is ISIS headquarters
Obama killed bin Laden, Trump killed Baghdadi, and now Biden has his trophy kill.
Lincoln lied, people died
February 12 is Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. Familiar Lincoln idolaters will gather to celebrate the birth, on Feb. 12, 1809, of the 16th President of the United States, and finesse his role in “the butchering business” — to use Prof. J. R. Pole’s turn-of-phrase.
