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Green terror: Luisa Neubauer suggests blowing up oil infrastructure
CopenhagenThe German spokesperson for Fridays for Future (FFF), Luisa Neubauer, has raised the prospect of blowing up the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP). "Of course we are thinking about how to blow up the longest crude oil pipeline in the world," she stated on Instagram on Sunday.
Germany closes its borders
Garmisch-PartenkirchenIn order to protect the G7 summit at Schloss Elmau at the end of June, Germany is closing its borders. With immediate effect, people entering the Schengen area will be checked.
The continuing collapse
Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi are America’s best journalists. They are not talking heads on CNN or voices on NPR and they are not permitted to write for the New York Times. Moreover, they are both men of the left, so how can they be America’s best journalists? The answer is that they are honest. They respect truth.
Uvalde cops come a cropper: Evil in action
We know her not by her name, but by her deeds, and those are heroic. She aimed, shot and dispatched to hell one Dennis Butler, a career criminal, who was poised to do mass murder in West Virginia. A birthday-graduation party got too noisy for Butler’s liking.
Spanish PM ignites energy crisis with Algeria
MadridPedro Sánchez has gone ahead to foment an energy crisis in his country. Behind the backs of Congress and his own party, the head of state initiated a change in Western Sahara policy as early as March – with serious consequences for Spain and probably also for the EU.
UK High Court upholds Rwanda as asylum stop
LondonThe way has been cleared for an important innovation in British asylum policy. In future, asylum seekers who want to come to the UK will have to wait for the outcome of their case in Rwanda. The procedure, which is controversial among the immigration lobby, has now cleared an important legal hurdle.
Huge blow as Macron struggles to keep majority
ParisAccording to the provisional official final results, Emmanuel Macron's Ensemble (Together) party [formerly la Republique en marche] won 25,75 percent of the vote in yesterday's parliamentary election.
Anti-vaccine union to represent German healthcare workers
BerlinThe general obligation to get jabbed against Corona is off the table for the time being in Germany, but not the so-called facility-related obligation to vaccinate employees in the nursing and healthcare sector. If they refuse to be vaccinated, they face discrimination and even loss of their jobs. Because of this, a special interest group has now been set up, which sees itself as a trade union for the unvaccinated: the Center for Health and Social Affairs [Zentrum Gesundheit & Soziales in German, ed.]
Heavily armed police search Swiss doctor’s office after mask exemptions
BernApparently the stance against doctors who work according to their Hippocratic oath and the medical code of ethics is being tightened internationally.
Green terror: Luisa Neubauer suggests blowing up oil infrastructure
CopenhagenThe German spokesperson for Fridays for Future (FFF), Luisa Neubauer, has raised the prospect of blowing up the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP). "Of course we are thinking about how to blow up the longest crude oil pipeline in the world," she stated on Instagram on Sunday.
Germany closes its borders
Garmisch-PartenkirchenIn order to protect the G7 summit at Schloss Elmau at the end of June, Germany is closing its borders. With immediate effect, people entering the Schengen area will be checked.
The continuing collapse
Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi are America’s best journalists. They are not talking heads on CNN or voices on NPR and they are not permitted to write for the New York Times. Moreover, they are both men of the left, so how can they be America’s best journalists? The answer is that they are honest. They respect truth.
Uvalde cops come a cropper: Evil in action
We know her not by her name, but by her deeds, and those are heroic. She aimed, shot and dispatched to hell one Dennis Butler, a career criminal, who was poised to do mass murder in West Virginia. A birthday-graduation party got too noisy for Butler’s liking.
Spanish PM ignites energy crisis with Algeria
MadridPedro Sánchez has gone ahead to foment an energy crisis in his country. Behind the backs of Congress and his own party, the head of state initiated a change in Western Sahara policy as early as March – with serious consequences for Spain and probably also for the EU.
UK High Court upholds Rwanda as asylum stop
LondonThe way has been cleared for an important innovation in British asylum policy. In future, asylum seekers who want to come to the UK will have to wait for the outcome of their case in Rwanda. The procedure, which is controversial among the immigration lobby, has now cleared an important legal hurdle.
Huge blow as Macron struggles to keep majority
ParisAccording to the provisional official final results, Emmanuel Macron's Ensemble (Together) party [formerly la Republique en marche] won 25,75 percent of the vote in yesterday's parliamentary election.
Anti-vaccine union to represent German healthcare workers
BerlinThe general obligation to get jabbed against Corona is off the table for the time being in Germany, but not the so-called facility-related obligation to vaccinate employees in the nursing and healthcare sector. If they refuse to be vaccinated, they face discrimination and even loss of their jobs. Because of this, a special interest group has now been set up, which sees itself as a trade union for the unvaccinated: the Center for Health and Social Affairs [Zentrum Gesundheit & Soziales in German, ed.]
Heavily armed police search Swiss doctor’s office after mask exemptions
BernApparently the stance against doctors who work according to their Hippocratic oath and the medical code of ethics is being tightened internationally.
