The U.S. announced last week that it will increase its military footprint in the Arabian Gulf after recent oil tanker seizures by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz—which we have noted was in response to Washington’s pirating of Iranian ships in the region. But this was ignored in the mainstream media.
Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed a Victory Day Parade last week to commemorate Russia’s victory over Nazi Germany in 1945 and told the crowd in Moscow’s Red Square that his country finds itself—once again—in a struggle against enemies seeking its demise.
The U.S. and U.K. said last week that they will continue to push for more war in Ukraine regardless of how badly Kyiv’s counteroffensive fails, how many Ukrainian citizens are killed and/or how much of their nation is destroyed.
Despite German leadership emerging as one of the top financial and military proponents of the Ukraine War, the public appears unconvinced that this is a conflict worth fighting, according to a recent poll.
Republicans see immigration as a clear vulnerability for President Joe Biden in the 2024 election and will attempt to use the border crisis as an example of a failure by the White House to secure the U.S. from an invasion of migrants.
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Your grocery trip just got more complicated.
Many government authorities and the mainstream media would like people to forget their extreme, hateful diatribes against people who chose not to receive controversial mRNA gene-level “vaccine” treatments.
A new study has found that many ventilator-dependent COVID-19 patients acquired secondary bacterial pneumonia, and that pneumonia killed more people than COVID-19.