Dr. Mike Yeadon, a former vice president at Pfizer, implores you to reject digital ID, CBDCs, and UN Agenda 2030.
"By 2030, you will not be able to leave [the country], you will not own private transport, you will have a digital ID to do everything, and you… pic.twitter.com/COAMG66JlA
The Jeffrey Epstein Crimes you’ve never heard about
I literally caught myself holding my breath through some of this video it was so shocking
– US Government wiped millions of dollars of debt from an Epstein fund clean – Connection to Bill Gates – Jeffrey Epstein chaired… pic.twitter.com/9PI1odLMhA
Medical Doctor who’s President of the Nevada State Medical Association says American Health Insurance companies are now denying removing stillbirths from patients and denying their hospital stays
“This denial is so incredibly egregious, I don't even know what to do with it — So… pic.twitter.com/S6un498T47
Amid the US refusal to provide military support to Nigeria in its fight against Boko Haram in 2014, then-President Jonathan Goodluck turned to Russia and China for arms. New documents show that all the while, British state media was engaged in an influence campaign which would help see the African nation’s leader ousted.
After earlier this week European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen boasted to The Financial Times that the European Union had “pretty precise plans” for deploying a multinational force to Ukraine, and which is backstopped by the Untied States, the Kremlin has made clear it has flatly rejected such a prospect.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Wednesday that Moscow would not even discuss or entertain in any way deployment of foreign troops in Ukraine as part of a future peace deal. There will be no international post-conflict security force “in any format” – she made clear.
“Russia is not going to discuss the fundamentally unacceptable and security-undermining foreign intervention in Ukraine in any form, in any format,” Zakharova told reporters on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok.
In Portland, Ore., a local business owner is speaking to the media about how his employees aren't able to use the city parking spots that he pays for because of homeless encampments on the street.
One of the people in the camp says it's not her problem and that she doesn't want… pic.twitter.com/65uEKKnmUk