Category: Editors’ Picks

Germany: Greens Plan To Ban Native Germans From A Third Of Jobs To Promote ‘Diversity’
24. 9. 2022 No Responses

Germany: Greens Plan To Ban Native Germans From A Third Of Jobs To Promote ‘Diversity’

In the name of promoting “diversity,” ruling Greens in the German the city of Hanover plan to ban a third of native citizens from applying for government jobs so they can be given to migrants. “A green mayor makes the...
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Boeing Settles With SEC For $200 Million Over “Misleading Investors” On 737 Max Safety
23. 9. 2022 No Responses

Boeing Settles With SEC For $200 Million Over “Misleading Investors” On 737 Max Safety

Boeing Co. reached a $200 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday into allegations that the aircraft manufacturer and former chief executive deceived investors and the public about the safety of the 737 MAX plane that kill...
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PayPal Sparks Outrage After Shutting Down Account Of Britain’s Free-Speech Union
22. 9. 2022 No Responses

PayPal Sparks Outrage After Shutting Down Account Of Britain’s Free-Speech Union

Not only can you not express certain views, you can’t defend people’s right to express them. U.S. financial tech company PayPal has been accused of a “sinister form of cancel culture” after its decision to shut down the accounts of the Free...
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Ed Snowden: America’s Open Wound – The CIA Is Not Your Friend
21. 9. 2022 No Responses

Ed Snowden: America’s Open Wound – The CIA Is Not Your Friend

Democracy and the rule of law have been so frequently invoked as a part of the American political brand that we simply take it for granted that we enjoy both. Are we right to think that? “Better that right counsels be known to enemies...
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European Commission Seeks Sweeping New Crisis Powers To Secure Critical Supply Chains
20. 9. 2022 No Responses

European Commission Seeks Sweeping New Crisis Powers To Secure Critical Supply Chains

The executive body of the European Union (EU) laid out a new emergency tool to secure supply chains in times of crisis that would give it sweeping new powers to block member countries from adopting restrictions to the free movement of crisis-relevant goods...
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India Overtakes UK To Become Fifth Biggest Economy
17. 9. 2022 No Responses

India Overtakes UK To Become Fifth Biggest Economy

Just a decade ago, Indian GDP was the eleventh largest in the world. Now, with 7 percent growth forecast for 2022, India’s economy has overtaken the United Kingdom’s in terms of size, making it the fifth biggest. India’s growth is accomp...
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White House Releases First Ever Comprehensive Crypto Regulatory Framework
16. 9. 2022 No Responses

White House Releases First Ever Comprehensive Crypto Regulatory Framework

Following U.S. President Biden’s executive order, the White House published a framework for CBDC development and draconian regulation of the crypto ecosystem. The White House has published a legal framework for engaging with bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in t...
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CBDCs are a dystopian implementation of money
14. 9. 2022 No Responses

CBDCs are a dystopian implementation of money

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are being actively developed and discussed in many major nations in the world including 19 of the G20 countries, and around 105 others worldwide, as shown by Atlantic Council statistics in 2022. They are being advanced...
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John Pilger: Silencing the Lambs – How Propaganda Works
12. 9. 2022 No Responses

John Pilger: Silencing the Lambs – How Propaganda Works

By John Pilger In the 1970s, I met one of Hitler’s leading propagandists, Leni Riefenstahl, whose epic films glorified the Nazis. We happened to be staying at the same lodge in Kenya, where she was on a photography assignment, having...
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Pentagon Halts F-35 Stealth Fighter Deliveries Over Use Of Chinese Alloy
8. 9. 2022 No Responses

Pentagon Halts F-35 Stealth Fighter Deliveries Over Use Of Chinese Alloy

The Pentagon suspended the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II deliveries over Chinese rare-earth metals used in magnets for pumps on the stealth fighter jet. Defense Department spokesman Russell Goemaere told Bloomberg in an email that the F-35 program office...
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Indian Petroleum Minister: India will continue to buy Russian oil despite Western pressure
7. 9. 2022 No Responses

Indian Petroleum Minister: India will continue to buy Russian oil despite Western pressure

Indian Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri told CNBC on Wednesday that his country will continue to purchase Russian oil despite growing pressure from the West. The minister explained that it’s a question of energy security, pointing out that India consume...
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Shahid Soleimani Patrol-Combat Vessel Enters Service in Iran
6. 9. 2022 No Responses

Shahid Soleimani Patrol-Combat Vessel Enters Service in Iran

On September 5, Iran’s IRGC Navy officially took delivery of the first Shahid Soleimani-class patrol-combat vessel during a ceremony that was held at its base in Bandar Abbas. The new patrol-combat vessel is named after Iran’s Quds Force commander Qassem.....
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Germany reveals generous inflation-relief package
5. 9. 2022 No Responses

Germany reveals generous inflation-relief package

The German government has agreed a €65 billion financial aid package to ease inflation-driven pressure from a tightening power-supply crisis in the European Union, AFP reported on Sunday, citing a policy paper. “Timely and proportionate relief for citizen...
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Bed Bath & Beyond’s CFO fell to his death from New York’s Tribeca skyscraper
4. 9. 2022 No Responses

Bed Bath & Beyond’s CFO fell to his death from New York’s Tribeca skyscraper

The Bed Bath & Beyond Chief Financial Officer Gustavo Arnal, who was found dead on Friday after falling from the 18th floor of a New York City apartment building, recently was named in a lawsuit accusing him of fraud. The incident occurred...
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Argentines Are Once Again Voting For More Inflation
3. 9. 2022 No Responses

Argentines Are Once Again Voting For More Inflation

On July 2, Martín Guzmán, Argentina’s Minister of Economy, finally resigned. Guzmán, who holds a PhD in economics from Brown University and studied under Joseph Stiglitz, had originally been introduced as the “rational” element of the left-wing coalit...
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