The young French activist faces up to a year in prison for simply stating facts and figures. A young woman was arrested in the eastern French city of Besançon and taken into custody for holding up a sign calling for…
People who can't think for themselves are easier to control. Now that everyone realizes that the COVID-19 vaccine doesn’t actually prevent people from getting infected or passing the disease on to others, many people may be wondering why governments around…
The Defense Ministry earlier stressed in a statement that the Kiev regime uses foreign mercenaries as "cannon fodder" and that "their lives are not spared by anyone in the Ukrainian command." The Russian Defense Ministry earlier said that Ukrainian commanders…
The technology is becoming much more intelligent than people, and could take over, Geoffrey Hinton says. The world could encounter major disasters before the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) weapons is regulated in a proper manner, according to Turing Award-winning…
Bioweapons factories masquerade as health research facilities. While a massive body of evidence exists on the origins of COVID-19, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) is conducting his own investigation into the matter. In a Tuesday op-ed, Paul writes that government officials from 15…
Former CIA Director John Brennan went on an unhinged rant against former President Donald Trump over the weekend. During an interview Sunday with Belgium-based RTBF Actus Brennan delivered several baseless left-wing talking points, including the [...] The post John Brennan…
Thousands of reports of severe adverse events and multiple deaths following the Covid-19 vaccinations have been revealed in data recently released from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) V-safe database. The first two [...] The post Latest Data…
UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron met with Donald Trump on Monday at the former presidents Mar-a-Lago club in Florida as part of his US visit…. They met to discuss the war in Ukraine, Nato and [...] The post Britains David…
Un estudio reveló que cuando un grupo de trabajadores hipermétropes en Bangladés recibían lentes de lectura gratuitos, ganaban un 33 por ciento más que los que no contaban con ellos.
La propuesta afectaría a casi 30 millones de personas y se centraría en grupos que han tenido dificultades para devolver sus préstamos.
