The fake meat industry is being touted as an environmentally friendly and sustainable way to feed the world. However, it’s an underhanded attempt to recreate the kind of global control that Monsanto and others achieved through patented GMO seed development
One was a clown that has been sucking off the public tit for 60 years, and the other was an actual clown. Together, the Ukraine War has been one big clown show.
The U.S. announced on the one-year anniversary of the Ukraine War that it will mark the occasion by sending Kyiv another $2 billion in weapons to keep bloodying the killing fields to weaken Russia.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, still riding the wave of gushing media coverage in the West to mark the one-year anniversary of the war, took to Twitter on Sunday to promise an effort to retake Crimea, which was annexed by Russia in 2014.
With some 64 percent of Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck, with credit card debt near $1 trillion, total household debt at $17 trillion, it’s middle class having shrunk 11 percent since 1970... what’s another $10 billion of U.S. taxpayer’s money to be sent to Ukraine?
The momentum by NATO states to provide Ukraine with tanks picked up steam after German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called out countries for dragging their feet on the matter after criticizing Berlin for dithering on the decision to approve its prized Leopard tanks.
This past Saturday, an estimated 50,000 people went to Brandenburg Gate in Berlin to call for the end of all weapon shipments to Ukraine and to push for a peaceful settlement.
On 16 February, swarms of Lebanese citizens broke windows in two of the country’s banks and set tires alight on streets to protest the sinking value of the country’s currency, the Lebanese pound.
A quarter of white-collar businesses in London, England, are reducing their office space as their workforces go remote and another 18 percent are moving to shared or co-working locales, a Bloomberg Intelligence survey found.
Inflation’s pace slowed in January in Great Britain for the third consecutive month, easing back to 10.1 percent per year from December’s rate of 10.5 percent, the Office of National Statistics reported.