Private jets and absurd displays of wealth: global elite converges in Glasgow for COP26 climate conference
Hundreds of private jets and planes carrying the world’s political and social elite landed in Glasgow, Scotland, for the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.
JOE BIDEN
“Rules for thee not for me”: Joe Biden violates indoor mask mandate in Washington, DC
The current U.S. president was seen violating the mandatory mask mandate in Washington, DC, on Sunday night.
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UK scrambles for natural gas supply as the country experiences shortage from “energy transition”
Political decisions regarding energy and the “green transition” have left the UK scrambling for natural gas amidst a shortage.
2021 election
Former Afghan interpreter: Trudeau will have “blood on his hands” if families get executed
Maryam Sahar, a former Afghan interpreter, did not spare Canada’s prime minister for not doing enough for endangered Afghans.
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WATCH: Tokyo Olympics refuse to show Taiwan flag or play Taiwan’s anthem in fear of angering Communist China
The 2021 Tokyo Olympics refused to show the flag of Taiwan or to play the country’s national anthem as they do with nearly every other country.
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French National Assembly votes in favour of giving employers the right to fire non-vaccinated employees
The amendment passed today will allow employers to terminate employees who do not comply with France’s newly adopted domestic vaccine passport.
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In France, citizens without a domestic “vaccine passport” may face up to six months and jail and a €10,000 fine
French citizens who are unable to present a valid domestic “vaccine passport” when attending everyday activities may face up to six months in prison and a €10,000 fine, approximately $15,000 CAD or $12,000 USD.
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Protests erupt across France on National Holiday after Macron announces vaccine passport restricting access to stores, healthcare, public transit
France’s President Emmanuel Macron announced on July 13th that a vaccine passport would be required to attend public events and non-essential activities.
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Mass looting as unrest spreads in South Africa, President Ramaphosa warns of food and medicine shortages
The initial riots erupted after the former President of South Africa Jacob Zuma was jailed on July 7, 2021 for contempt of court.
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German authorities arrest suspected double agent accused of spying for China
On Tuesday, July 6, the German federal prosecutor’s office announced that German authorities had arrested a former spy for Germany’s secret service on suspicions that he conducted “intelligence agent activities” for China.
