New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, well known for imposing among the strictest COVID War mandates on the planet (and still getting the virus despite being fully vaxxed) has joined the chorus of politicians who want Big Tech to crack down on freedom of speech.
You can remove the politician from office, but you can’t stop him from selling his bullshit.
Canada ended its COVID-19 border restrictions last weekend that have been a source of contention between Ottawa and Washington for months as both countries slowly reopen from economy-killing lockdowns.
A major clash broke out in the occupied West Bank last week that resulted in at least four deaths and 44 wounded at the Jenin Refugee Camp after Israel forces said they faced resistance.
Protests broke out in France last week to call on higher wages to help workers to make ends meet amid high inflation, and lashed out at President Emmanuel Macron’s move to raise the retirement age in the country.
Life is going to get a lot harder, a lot faster for the world’s poor as countries, battling sinking economies and soaring food prices, look to tighten their purse strings when it comes to social-work funding.
The U.S.-backed Haitian prime minister is facing increased pressure to get a grip of the security situation in his country as violent gangs wield more power than law enforcement in Port-au-Prince.
Elon Musk, the Tesla billionaire who faced threats from Russia after donating Starlink satellites to Ukraine shortly after the Russian invasion, faced the wrath of Kyiv for floating the idea that there should be a peaceful settlement.
Just like the corporate media Pressititutes are blaming the “COVID-19 pandemic” for socioeconomic and geopolitical hardships rather than the politicians draconian lockdown mandates, they are now selling the one-sided narrative that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will cost the global economy $2.8 trillion by the end of the year.
Top U.S. officials last week brushed off Russia’s threat of nuclear weapon use and gave Kyiv the green light to use its weapons to strike these locations.