European Farmers Fight Back Against the Globalist Scheme to Destroy the World’s Food Supply

 

Video: European Farmers Fight Back Against the Globalist Scheme to Destroy the World’s Food Supply By Amy Mek, July 10, 2022 For weeks there have been protests by farmers in the Netherlands against their left-wing government’s Great Reset policies, the EU’s “Green Deal,” and the associated forced closure of farms. Their government’s radical ‘climate change’ measures aim to slash emissions in some provinces by 95%. That would mean the end for about 30 percent of the farmers.

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Beware of the QR Code, Remember Agenda ID2020? By Peter Koenig, July 11, 2022 What we are confronted with now is much worse. It’s Agenda ID2020 on steroids. It’s the worldwide invasion of the QR code – QR coding of everything, including Agenda ID2020 – and all of your most intimate data, health, personal behaviors, habits – track records of where we have been and even where we may be planning to go. Nothing will escape the QR code.

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In Kyiv, Sen. Blumenthal Says He Hopes to See a ‘Hand-to-Hand Insurgency’ in Russian-Occupied Ukraine By Dave DeCamp, July 11, 2022 Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) visited Kyiv with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on Thursday and said he hopes to see a “hand-to-hand insurgency” in territory Russia has captured since it invaded Ukraine.

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Burying Bad News: US Condemned Over Report on Shireen Abu Akleh’s Killing By Umar A Farooq, Zainab Iqbal, and Azad Essa, July 11, 2022 The United States has been accused of burying its findings on the killing of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu-Akleh, and is facing criticism for issuing statements that appeared to absolve Israel of all responsibility over the killing.

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Video: Infertility and “Depopulation”: A Diabolical Agenda By Dr. Joseph Mercola, July 10, 2022 “Infertility: A Diabolical Agenda,” is the fourth vaccine-related documentary by Dr. Andrew Wakefield. It tells the story of an intentional infertility vaccine program conducted on African women, without their knowledge or consent.

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Shinzo Abe: How Will History Remember Him? By Dr. Robert Farley, July 10, 2022 Abe led the movement to reinterpret Article 9 of the Japanese constitution to allow more varied and vigorous kinds of military policy. Long interpreted as a ban on offensive military activity (and indeed possibly any kind of military institutionalization at all), Article 9 put what many believed were sensible limits on Japan’s ability to wage war.

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Hoisted by Their Own Petard: Wimbledon’s Russian Player Ban By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, July 10, 2022 It was, all and all, an odd spectacle. The Ladies’ Singles victor for Wimbledon 2022 had all the credentials that would have otherwise guaranteed her barring. Being Russian-born, news outlets in Britain walked gingerly around The All England Club’s decision to ban Russian players yet permit Elena Rybakina to play.

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Cash Ban: Belgium Obliges All Shops to Accept Cards By Andrei Fesyun, July 10, 2022 A law came into force in Belgium which obliges every shop to accept card payments. Paying only in cash is no longer possible. Those responsible assert that a no-cash ban is planned in the medium term. Critics worry about a possible attempt to create consumption and movement profiles.

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The Unending Farce of US Sanctions Against Russia By Joseph Solis-Mullen, July 10, 2022 Rather than working diplomatically to resolve the civil war in Ukraine that it played a principal role in precipitating (by backing the unconstitutional transfer of power in that country in 2014), the Biden administration spent the months leading up to the Russian invasion in February assiduously working to make sure “extreme” economic sanctions could be put in place.

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Canadian Mining in Africa: Looting a Continent By Michael Welch, Yves Engler, and Bianca Mugyenyi, July 09, 2022 In spite of all our enlightened thinking around racism, “Black Lives Matter,” and calls for “diversity, equity and inclusion” on our workplaces and our partnerships, Africa, a continent bearing nearly a fifth of the world’s population doesn’t register as more than a backdrop of “tragic suffering and endless despair” to quote a year old article on the media watchdog site FAIR.org.

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