Before the Ukraine War began, inflation rates hit a 40-year-high. The word on The Street was that the Fed was going to raise interest rates 0.50 percent after a year of denying inflation was rising… claiming inflation was just “temporary” and then “transitory.” It should also be noted that for nearly a decade, they were...
Tag: march 8 2022
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SWITZERLAND FREEZES RUSSIAN CRYPTO ASSETS
Switzerland will freeze all digital assets held within its borders by Russian businesses and individuals sanctioned by NATO allies, the government has announced. The country will comply with the European Union’s (EU’s) sanctions and add its own strictures on Russian crypto holdings, officials said. “As of today, all four EU sanctions packages have been adopted...
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EUROPE MULLS CRYPTO CONTROLS TO TIGHTEN SANCTIONS ON RUSSIA
The European Union (EU) is considering new rules that would make it more difficult for Russian oligarchs and government agencies to move money by laundering it through digital currencies, the Financial Times reported. Among those calling for tighter oversight is Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, who urged laws forbidding firms dealing in...
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PFIZER DATA RELEASE CONFIRMS VACCINE DECEPTIONS
It’s clearer than ever why Pfizer wanted to bury the data they had on COVID gene therapies deceptively called vaccines. From adverse reactions to lies about how the infusions work and don’t work, including areas of the body they target, and potential devastating long term ill consequences, have come to light with the recent Pfizer...
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PUTIN: WESTERN SANCTIONS ARE A ‘DECLARATION OF WAR’
Last Saturday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the sanctions that have choked off Russia from Western countries are “akin to a declaration of war.” “Thank God, it has not come to that,” he said. Putin told reporters that his aims regarding Ukraine has not changed since the beginning of the war. He wants “demilitarization and...
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WESTERN MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS CIVILIAN CASUALTIES IN UKRAINE WAR, BUT IGNORED THEM IN U.S./NATO WARS
Since the start of the Ukraine War, the Western media has featured headlines and photos of civilian deaths resulting in Russia’s attack on Ukraine. As a result of this focus, Russian President Vladimir Putin has been portrayed as a murderous dictator while increasing the public’s hatred for the general Russian population. For example, The New...
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WHITE HOUSE ASKS CONGRESS FOR $32.5 BILLION TO FIGHT UKRAINE WAR AND COVID WAR
Last week, the White House said it wants $32.5 billion in emergency aid to keep fighting the COVID War and to help fight the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The aid will include $22.5 billion for more vaccines, antiviral drugs, and testing—and $10 billion for military and humanitarian aid for Ukraine. The request was delivered to...
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RUSSIAN ARTISTS LOSE JOBS FOR BEING RUSSIAN AFTER UKRAINE INVASION
The Metropolitan Opera in New York announced last week that it aims to “ring the alarm” in its fight against oppression by refusing to work with any Russian artist who backs President Vladimir Putin’s actions in Ukraine. Peter Gelb, the general manager of the opera house, said in a statement obtained by CNN that the Met believes...
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CHINESE NEWS ACCUSES U.S. OF TRYING TO ‘HIJACK’ NARRATIVE ON UKRAINE INVASION
The Global Times, which is owned by the Chinese Communist Party’s flagship paper, accused the U.S. of trying to pit other countries against Russia after it invaded Ukraine despite Washington being the “root cause” of the tension leading up to the conflict. The U.S. is in “no position to ask other countries to follow it closely”...
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ONE SIDE ONLY: MEDIA SELLS RUSSIA INVASION IN UKRAINE AS ‘UNPROVOKED’
Western news outlets have framed Russia’s invasion in Ukraine as “unprovoked,” which a media watchdog says “obscures” the U.S. entanglement in the country’s history. FAIR, (Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting) the national media watchdog group, cited the chorus of headlines that included the word “unprovoked” to describe the Russian invasion from news sources like Vox, CNBC, and Axios....
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