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"Those of you who think vaccination kills people can use me as a test. If I die, you were right." These were the words from Doug Brignole, a bodybuilder, author and vaccine advocate. The 63-year-old died suddenly and unexpectedly on October 13.

Even US-Based Russian news services repeat American false narratives.

BrusselsThe Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has singled out European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen for her "extraordinary commitment" to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, also known as the Great Reset goals.

BerlinHungarian Prime Minister Orbán has reiterated his opposition to the EU's sanctions policy and has once again called for an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine.

ParisFrance is in shock after the murder of 12-year-old Lola Daviet. The terrible case is set to once again fuel the immigration discussion.

The HagueThis summer, on very hot days, European citizens were bombarded with panic messages about "climate change". But when a cold record is broken in the same season, nary a peep. Not a word about it on the Dutch public broadcaster NOS' eight o'clock news and no tips on how to keep yourself warm.

This year's German Book Prize was given to a man who considers himself genderless and calls himself "Kim de l'Horizon".

Sewage treatment plants in Germany are running out of chemicals. Four federal states are therefore taking drastic steps and they have been allowing the phosphate limit values ​​to be exceeded.

Srpski KrsturPeaceful villages in Serbia are overrun by illegals who locals say are aggressive and destroy their property. Many are armed.

ParisThe Paris police prefecture has warned on its Twitter account against scams with false petitions, particularly targeting the many French and foreign tourists in the capital. These scammers sometimes ask for money.