Towards WHO Totalitarianism?

Dr. Reiner Fuellmich with Prof. Michel Chossudovsky, James Roguski and Matthew Ehret

Video: Towards WHO Totalitarianism? Dr. Reiner Fuellmich with Prof. Michel Chossudovsky, James Roguski and Matthew Ehret By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, Matthew Ehret-Kump, Reiner Fuellmich, and James Roguski, March 26, 2023 Dr. Reiner Fuellmich on International Crimes Investigative Committee talks about the World Health Organization’s attempt to take over national sovereignties with James Roguski, an outspoken activist; Prof. Michel Chossudovsky, professor emeritus of Economics; and Matthew Ehret, journalist and writer.

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Today Serbia Marks 24 Years Since the Beginning of NATO Aggression By Tanjug, March 27, 2023 24 years ago, on March 24, 1999, NATO aggression against Serbia, that is, the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, started. The order for the attack was issued by Javier Solana, the Secretary General of NATO at the time, to the then commander of the allied forces, US General Wesley Clark, although there was no UN Security Council approval. It was an obvious precedent.

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The Most Undervalued Assets in Europe Are Now in Eastern Ukraine. Who Is the First to Benefit? By South Front, March 26, 2023 During the armed conflict in Ukraine in 2022, Kiev lost, and Moscow gained, a significant part of the south of the country. The largest oblast in this region of Ukraine is Zaporizhzhia. Today Russia controls about 80% of the region’s territory, including more than 90% of the agricultural land.

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24 Years Ago, NATO’s War on Yugoslavia: Kosovo “Freedom Fighters” Financed by Organized Crime By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, March 26, 2023 Twenty-four years ago, marks the beginning of NATO’s aerial bombardment of Yugoslavia (March 24, 1999- June 10, 1999). The bombings which lasted for almost three months, were followed by the military invasion (under a bogus UN mandate) and illegal occupation of the province of Kosovo.

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Romanian Senator Diana Iovanovici-Sosoaca Is Receiving Death Threats from Kiev By Dragan Vujicic, March 26, 2023 From Friday, March 24, Romanian Senator Diana Iovanovici Sosoaca found herself “targeted” on the pages of the infamous Ukrainian portal “Mirotvorets”. On this Ukrainian “open source death list” the names of people appear, some of whom perish under “unclear circumstances” The last one killed was Darya Dugin!

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Video: The UK Parliament Speech About mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines. Andrew Bridgen, M.P. By Paul Anthony Taylor, March 25, 2023 While only rarely do we see politicians who are brave enough to speak out about the dangers of mRNA COVID-19 injections, there are a few who refuse to be silenced. Take Andrew Bridgen, for example, a Member of Parliament from the UK who, a few days ago, stood up to give a speech in a debate on mRNA COVID-19 booster vaccinations.

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Banking Crisis 3.0: Time to Change the Rules of the Game By Ellen Brown, March 25, 2023 On Friday, March 10, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was put into receivership by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The FDIC announced that deposits over the $250,000 insurance limit would get an advance dividend within the next week, and would receive a receivership certificate for the rest of the funds.

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Iraq 20 Years After “Shock and Awe.” The Wealthy Prevail at the Expense of World Safety and Freedom By Michael Welch, Denis Halliday, Scott Ritter, Prof. Marjorie Cohn, and Mike Prysner, March 24, 2023 Many mainstream media outlets have commemorated the actions of two decades ago and its aftermath, noting that the war was, in fact, a disaster both for the millions of people in Iraq, and for the thousands of U.S. soldiers laid to rest. There has been plenty of talk about the difficulties facing Iraqis despite the execution of Saddam Hussein and the presence of elections. The war effort led to the decline in popularity of the hawkish leaders with the reigning whips in their hands.

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Credit Suisse Takeover in a Black Box – Untransparent Deal. Implications for the Failing Structures of Global Banking By Peter Koenig, March 24, 2023 The Credit Suisse (CS) takeover by UBS, the largest Swiss bank, has taken place over the weekend, 18/19 March, when people are distracted and don’t focus on actions behind dark curtains. The merger was untransparent like in a dark room. See this on the build-up to the fusion to the UBS – CS fusion.

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China’s Peace Initiatives in the Middle East and Ukraine, US-NATO War Plans for the World By Timothy Alexander Guzman, March 24, 2023 You can say what you want about China, it is true that the one-party system has many problems internally like many other countries, but when it comes to establishing peace among nations, China so far has been successful. The normalization of ties between Iran and Saudi Arabia is a big deal, but anti-China hawks from both sides of the aisle in Washington and the Mainstream Media especially Fox News has downplayed the developments.

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