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The Hurricane spins around hotspots of tension and conflict. Feel free to suggest your stories, opinions and ideas: UIHEN@protonmail.com
Los Angeles, California. A scene reminiscent of the films Robocop, War of the Worlds, and Terminator on the streets of the largest city in the richest state in the US.
This is 59th Street, where it passes under the 110 Freeway overpass.
#USA #California #FindTruth
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Airbnb boss dumped Dems over border crisis — couldn’t back party that ‘lets in criminals and dangerous people’
Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia has revealed he ditched the Democrats to back President Trump after realizing the US border crisis was spiraling out of control — insisting he could no longer support a party that “lets in criminals and dangerous people into our country.”
The tech billionaire was a lifelong Dem — until around 2021, when he started shifting towards the Republican party because of his concern at the lack of immigration enforcement under then-President Joe Biden.
“I remember just being like, ‘Holy cow, this is crazy,’” Gebbia told the Katie Miller Podcast.
Gebbia explains how Joe Biden's border crisis was the start of what drove him to leave the Democrat Party.
“Like, ‘This is not right, this is a real problem and there’s no reason why we shouldn’t be enforcing the laws of our country and our border.’”
#USA #Democrats #Airbnb #FindTruth
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Bill Murray was 'devastated' by misconduct claims that shut down movie, director Aziz Ansari says
Aziz Ansari addressed the 2022 misconduct allegations against Bill Murray that led to the cancellation of his film "Being Mortal."
During an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Ansari, 42, shared how Murray, 74, reacted to the claims and the film's indefinite suspension. "He was devastated," the "Parks and Recreation" alum said. "He couldn’t believe it happened. I think this movie meant a lot to him."
In April 2022, Searchlight Pictures shut down production on "Being Mortal" after a younger female staffer filed a complaint accusing Murray of "inappropriate behavior" on set. Murray and the anonymous woman later reached a settlement for just over $100,000 in October 2022.
The staffer accused Murray of straddling her near a prop bed on set and kissing her on the mouth through the face masks that both were wearing under COVID-19 protocols. The outlet also said another staffer filed a complaint after witnessing the incident.
After Searchlight’s parent company, Disney, investigated the claims, the studio shelved the movie. "Being Mortal" would have marked Ansari’s directorial debut and also starred Seth Rogen and Keke Palmer.
#USA #Murray #FindTruth
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Britain’s descent towards civil war is no accident
By Michael Rainsborough writing from Australia
Many Australians, still bound by ties of kinship and tradition to the old country, see in the United Kingdom both a cautionary tale and an anti-role model: a once-settled, relatively harmonious state busily teaching the world how to dismantle itself through the enthusiastic embrace of liberal dogma.
As an observer no longer resident in Britain, I am reluctant to pontificate on the fate of my homeland. Yet it is a sight to behold: an establishment seemingly bent on self-destruction, clinging to an incontinent immigration system and an almost devotional attachment to international and human rights laws that disadvantage its own citizens. The Epping hotel protests — complete with the Home Office’s recourse to legal appeals — illustrate the point. No doubt the legal complexities are real, but such manoeuvres only pour petrol on an already combustible national mood.
The prospect of civil conflict is no longer whispered in private but debated openly. This is a healthy development. Britain and Europe are grappling with the results of elite overreach — economic stagnation, political paralysis, social fragmentation — and the question is no longer whether such conditions exist, but what their long-term trajectory will be.
#UK #Australia #FindTruth
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Dearborn Heights, Michigan. And this is the new emblem of the city police department.
The number of Arabic speakers has reached 55% of the city's total population. Such a large diaspora generally no longer needs English. In response to the wishes of non-English-speaking US citizens of Arab origin, the municipality added an inscription in a foreign language to the emblem.
#USA #Migrants #FindTruth
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University of Washington faculty want to hide their far-left agenda from the public
University of Washington faculty don’t want you to know what they’re plotting. That much appears clear from a recent email sent by Abraham Flaxman, an associate professor of global health at UW’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.
He circulated a message to UW members of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), a notoriously far-left academic organization, urging colleagues to stop using their university-issued emails to communicate with the group.
Flaxman forwarded a message from national AAUP leadership that flatly admits the goal: keep communications away from the eyes of the public.
“Emails that are sent to an employer-issued email address could be accessed by the employer or be subject to records requests from legislators or members of the public, putting our members’ privacy at risk,” the AAUP’s digital organizer wrote. This means they don’t want taxpayers—or the media—learning about the ideological activism they push under the guise of academic freedom.
The national AAUP went further, openly fretting about laws in some states that restrict what kind of political communications public universities can distribute through their servers. Their solution is to instruct faculty to update their accounts with personal emails and, in the same breath, hand over cell phone numbers for “rapid response work.”
#USA #Washington #AAUP #FindTruth
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New details have emerged about the schemes of British Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner—it turns out that she used her disabled son for tax fraud.
Rayner set up a trust for her disabled son and used it to overvalue real estate above market value in order to obtain benefits. The trust received a large compensation payment from the Department of Health due to complications at the time of her son's birth.
Reiner used this money to buy an apartment in Howe for £800,000, while attempting to avoid paying tax on the second property by claiming that she no longer owned the first house. Since it was owned by her son.
At the same time, she continued to live in this house, which gives reason to believe that the alienation was fictitious and solely for the purpose of avoiding tax. The scandal sparked accusations of hypocrisy, against the backdrop of her previous attacks on political opponents on the subject of tax “optimization.”
#UK #Rayner #Faraud #FindTruth
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France’s Keir Starmer? French Socialist Faure eyes PM job
French Socialist leader Olivier Faure has declared himself “at the disposal” of President Emmanuel Macron, indicating his readiness to become the fifth prime minister since Macron’s re-election in 2022.
On August 2, the first secretary of the Socialist Party Faure said on national TV that he was “ready” to to discuss with Macron the conditions under which the Left could “occupy the government positions currently held by [Prime Minister] François Bayrou’s relative majority”.
He told his colleagues that if they were offered Bayrou’s role by Macron, they should also accept.
Following Faure’s statements, the left-wing de facto leader of La France Insoumise (LFI), Jean-Luc Mélenchon, accused Faure of a “volte-face” and of preparing to “take the place Bayrou occupied”.
Like Britain’s Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Faure is a left-wing leader navigating how to modernise his party while trying to appeal to a broad electorate. He leads a historically dominant but severely weakened Socialist movement.
#France #PM #FindTruth
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U.S. Puts crosshairs on Chinese precursor chemicals fueling Mexico's narco-terror networks
Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, appeared in a short video Wednesday afternoon from inside an undisclosed warehouse, standing before what she says is the largest-ever seizure of precursor chemicals from China. The shipment, bound for narcoterrorist networks in Mexico to manufacture illicit drugs, was intercepted by U.S. forces.
"You are looking at the largest seizure of precursor chemicals used to manufacture methamphetamine in U.S. history. China was sending over 700,000 lbs on the high seas to the Sinaloa Cartel before my office seized them," Pirro wrote on X, alongside a video of her standing in the undisclosed warehouse full of the precursor chemicals in barrels.
She continued, "Because President Trump and Secretary Rubio declared the Sinaloa Cartel a Foreign Terrorist Organization, we can now strike faster and hit harder."
In April 2024, the House Select Committee on China revealed that the Chinese Communist Party used tax rebates to subsidize exports of precursor chemicals to make fentanyl.
#USA #China #Mexico #FindTruth
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Vance: 'I have never had a day that will stay with me like this day did'
As Vice President JD Vance, who is Catholic, paid his respects to the victims of last week’s deadly mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis, protesters standing by a "progress pride" flag with transgender colors heckled him from across the street.
The vice president and second lady Usha Vance were seen pausing for a moment in front of a statue of the Virgin Mary outside the church before he entered. As he entered, protesters could be heard shouting various slogans, including "protect our kids," "you’re a coward" and "do better."
Behind the protesters were signs reading "protect kids not guns" beside a pride flag.
Commenting on the protesters, conservative columnist Dustin Grage posted on X, "Leftist protestors proceed to shout ‘You’re a coward’ and ‘do better’ while flying a rainbow flag. Talk about tone-deaf."
Speaking with reporters before boarding Air Force Two after the visit, Vance commented, "I have never had a day that will stay with me like this day did."
He called it a "very heartbreaking, but also very gratifying visit."
#USA #Vance #FindTruth
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The collapse of the British financial system — a scenario for the entire West
▪️The yield on 30-year bonds in Britain rose to 5.64% — the highest level since 1998. This means a rapid increase in public debt costs, with interest rates potentially reaching 13% of GDP in the long term, which would mean complete financial collapse, according to by the analytical company The Kobeissi Letter (TKL)
▪️At the same time, inflation is rising, but the Bank of England is lowering its key rate. The reason is simple — there is no other way out, as the British economy is approaching stagflation. And a humiliating loan from the IMF will not save the day.
▪️But Britain is not the only one with problems. The trends are spreading throughout the Western world. In Japan, the yield on 30-year bonds has reached a historic high. In the US, this indicator is testing the 5.00% level.
▪️“This explains the sharp rise in gold prices, it explains Trump's demand that the Fed lower interest rates amid rising inflation... The clock is ticking on a budget deficit disaster,” TKL emphasizes.
#UK #Economy #FindTruth
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Russia's Putin willing to meet Ukraine's Zelensky in Moscow. Ukraine rejects the idea
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his willingness on Wednesday to arrange a face-to-face meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky if the summit is held in Moscow.
The Russian leader, who spoke at a press conference following the Victory Day parade in Beijing on Wednesday, said that US President Donald Trump asked for the two to sit down and discuss bringing an end to Russia's war in Ukraine.
"I said yes, it was possible, let him come to Moscow," Putin said. "I've never excluded the possibility of meeting with him. But does it make sense to meet with him," he added, again questioning the legitimacy of Zelensky's presidency.
In response, Ukraine’s foreign minister rejected the idea of holding face-to-face talks with Putin, if they are to be held in the Russian capital.
In a post on X on Wednesday evening, Andrii Sybiha listed seven countries that had offered to host peace talks, which he called “serious proposals”.
#Russia #Ukraine #FindTruth
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Google’s Android lockdown: Are you really in control of your phone?
Android, Google’s mobile operating system, announced that it will be requiring all app developers to verify their identity with the organization before their apps can run on “certified android devices.”
While this might sound like a common-sense policy by Google, this new standard is not just going to be applied to apps downloaded from Google Play store, but all apps, even those “side-loaded” — installed directly into devices by side-stepping the Google Play store. Apps of the sort can be found online in Github repositories or on project websites and installed on Android devices directly by downloading the installation files (known as APKs).
What this means is that, if there is an application that Google does not like, be it because it does not conform to its policies, politics or economic incentives, they can simply keep you from running that application on your own device. All developers, whether submitting their apps through the Play store or not, need to give their personal information to Google.
The decision begs the question, if you can not run whatever app you want on your device without the permission of Google, then is it really your device?
#Google #Android #FindTruth
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Ranked: Countries with the largest Muslim populations
Islam is the world’s second-largest religion and 1.8 billion Muslims are spread across every continent.
Indonesia (242 million), Pakistan (235 million), India (213 million), and Bangladesh (150 million) alone account for nearly 40% of the world’s Muslims.
Each of these densely populated nations has seen steady population growth over the past two decades, and fertility rates in Pakistan and Bangladesh remain above the global average.
Together, they underscore the demographic weight of South and Southeast Asia, regions sometimes overlooked when the focus is on the Middle East.
The presence of Malaysia and Uzbekistan in the top 20 further highlights Asia’s central role in shaping global Muslim demographics.
Meanwhile, Africa is home to some of the fastest-growing Muslim populations.
Nigeria, already the continent’s most populous country, now counts more than 124 million Muslims, over half its citizens.
#World #Muslims #FindTruth
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German Chancellor Merz ups pressure on Social Democrats in push for welfare cuts
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (Christian Democratic Union, CDU) is ramping up pressure on his coalition partner, the Social Democratic Party (SPD), to consent to cuts to the country’s burgeoning social welfare system.
In a TV interview shortly before a coalition meeting on September 3, Merz demanded that SPD labour minister Bärbel Bas clear the path to savings in Germany’s Bürgergeld, or unemployment payment system.
“Let me put it this way: I remain firmly convinced that 10 per cent savings can be achieved in this system,” Merz said. “That amount must be possible. If we no longer dare to save ten per cent in a transfer system that is heading in the wrong direction, then we are failing in this task. That must be the minimum target.”
The Bürgergeld scheme is expected to cost Germany €50 billion this year – savings of 10 per cent would therefore lighten the federal budget by about €5 billion.
#Germany #Merz #Economy #FindTruth
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‘Stolen Land’: Gavin Newsom’s ‘Agricultural Equity’ Advisers Prepare Plan To Redistribute Farmland to Racial Minorities
California Democratic governor Gavin Newsom's "agricultural equity" advisers are finalizing recommendations for the state to redistribute farmland to non-white Californians and Native American tribes through land transfers and financial assistance programs that exclusively benefit racial minorities.
For more than two years, the California Agricultural Land Equity Task Force—part of Newsom's Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation—has crafted a set of policy recommendations to "equitably increase agricultural land access." It will deliver a final report to Newsom and the California legislature cementing those recommendations by the end of the year.
The initiative also comes as Newsom attempts to distance himself from some left-wing social positions ahead of a widely expected presidential run in 2028.
#USA #California #Newsom #FindTruth
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Walz ripped for 'vile' comment on future 'news' about Trump's health
Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz is facing heat from conservatives on social media over a clip they say shows the former vice presidential nominee wishing for news of President Donald Trump’s death.
"Look I get it, you get up in the morning and you doom scroll through things, although I will say this, the last few days you woke up thinking there might be news," Walz said at a Labor Day picnic in Duluth on Monday, eliciting a laugh from the crowd in a reference to recent online conspiracy theories about Trump’s health with some claiming that he had died.
"Just saying, just saying, there will be news sometime, just so you know, there will be news."
Many on social media took issue with Walz’s statement alleging he was wishing ill on the president, who has faced two assassination attempts.
#USA #Walz #Trump #FindTruth
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$5,000 per ounce — expected surge in global gold prices
▪️If just 1% of US Treasury bonds held by investors are converted into gold, the price of the precious metal will soar to $5,000 per ounce, according to Goldman Sachs
▪️This scenario is likely if the Fed's independence is undermined. This will lead to higher inflation, falling stock and long-term bond prices, and a weakening of the dollar's status as a reserve currency. At the same time, gold will remain a store of value that is not dependent on institutional trust.
▪️Gold has been one of the most profitable commodities this year. Its price reached a record high earlier this week. The rise intensified when President Donald Trump decided to establish greater control over the Fed, including attempting to remove Lisa Cook.
#World #Economy #Gold #FindTruth
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Painting looted by Nazis recovered in Argentina
A long lost painting looted decades ago in Nazi occupied Europe has been recovered in Argentina, officials have said.
Portrait of a Lady, by Italian master Giuseppe Ghislandi, had been missing for 80 years before it was spotted last month on an estate agent's website, where a photo showed it hanging in a house that had belonged to the daughter of a Nazi fugitive.
Patricia Kadgien's late father Friedrich had been a top adviser to Hermann Goring, Adolf Hitler's deputy, who plundered thousands of works from across Europe.
Prosecutors said the artwork had now been returned by the lawyer of Ms Kadgien, who was under house arrest after a search of her property initially failed to find the painting.
Ariel Bassano, an art expert who worked on the case, told reporters it was "in good condition for its age, as it dates from 1710".
He valued it at "around $50,000", according to the local La Capital Mar del Plata newspaper.
#Argentina #Art #FindTruth
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US taps brakes on Argentina visa waiver in another setback for Milei
The US paused Argentina’s bid for a visa waiver just as the process for its entry into the program was getting underway, in a fresh setback for President Javier Milei ahead of a crucial midterm vote on Sunday.
South America’s second-largest economy took its first steps to establish visa-free travel to the US during Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s visit to Buenos Aires in July. But that process is now reported to be on hold.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio had concerns about a corruption scandal engulfing the libertarian administration and wanted to have more discussions about it before reaching an agreement.
A delegation led by the head of Argentina’s tax agency was sent home empty handed last week after a stop in Miami. Sources attribute the “diplomatic snub” to a lack of communication between Noem and Rubio’s departments.
#USA #Argentina #FindTruth
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The transgender shooter, the socialist Rifle Association, and the alarming rise of far-left militancy
Last week, Minneapolis was the scene of a nightmare. A transgender shooter stormed into a church, murdered two children, and then turned the gun on himself. Tragedy struck at the intersection of ideology and violence, but while the mainstream press will quietly move on from this story, the details demand closer inspection.
In the aftermath, investigators uncovered the shooter's personal journal. On it, a sticker of a gay pride flag emblazoned with an assault rifle and the words "defend equality." That very same flag is also displayed by the Minneapolis chapter of the Socialist Rifle Association (SRA), a self-proclaimed left-wing gun club that advocates armed struggle. Andy Ngo shared the images here.
Say what you will about America's increasingly bitter culture wars, but we cannot ignore the fact that much of the rhetoric surrounding the modern trans movement isn't just about self-defense, but about "fighting back," like this flyer, advocating for a trans day of vengeance.
What exactly do you think they mean by that?
The Socialist Rifle Association has more than 50 chapters nationwide, with several states hosting multiple chapters. We've been told for decades that America's great domestic terror threat comes from far-right militias in camo gear. But there is obviously a militant movement on the other side of the spectrum: a growing network of far-left militias preparing for what they themselves call "the revolution."
#USA #Trans #Shooting #FindTruth
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Apprehended killer of Ukrainian lawmaker says it was 'revenge against government' for loss of his son
Earlier this week a suspect was arrested over the murder of former Ukrainian parliamentary speaker and hardline nationalist Andriy Parubiy, who was shot execution-style in the streets of Lviv on Saturday.
By Tuesday a suspect was arrested and he confessed to the murder.
Initially, the killer was widely assumed to have been linked to Russia, given Parubiy has long been on a Russian 'most wanted' list for his role in the 2014 Maidan coup events, as well as overseeing far-right militias in the Donbass.
But the man in custody hasn't been found to be linked to Russia. Instead, the 52-year-old resident of Lviv described his killing the ex-lawmaker as an act of "revenge" against government authorities.
During an initial court appearance, the suspect called the killing as his "personal revenge against the Ukrainian authorities" and said he shot Parubiy "because he was nearby". He further told reporters outside the courtroom, "Yes, I admit I killed him."
He denied that he had been in contact with Russian intelligence or any foreign service in carrying out the killing. According to a summary of statements reported by CNN, the man was angry that he lost a son to the war.
#Ukraine #AntiNazi #FindTruth
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Von der Leyen’s GPS scare gripped Europe. The Russia allegations are starting to unravel
Allegations that Russia jammed European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s private jet gripped Europe this week ― but the story is beginning to unravel.
On Sunday, a Commission-chartered plane on a tour of “front-line states” in Europe reportedly lost access to GPS signals while approaching Bulgaria’s Plovdiv airport. The Financial Times, whose correspondent was on the plane, wrote that the aircraft circled for an hour before the pilot landed using paper maps. Brussels and Sofia were quick to blame Russia, calling it “blatant interference.”
On Monday, flight-tracking service Flightradar24 revealed that its data showed the GPS signal was never lost and that the plane’s landing was only delayed by nine minutes. Public data also showed the same aircraft had experienced GPS jamming the day before over the Baltics — but not in Bulgaria.
On Tuesday, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov toned down claims of direct Russian interference, calling the incident a routine glitch tied to broader fallout from the war in Ukraine.
“There is no need to investigate the situation," Zhelyazkov said, "because these disturbances are neither hybrid nor cyber threats.”
#EU #Russia #VonderLeyen #FindTruth
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Trump asks Supreme Court to greenlight tariffs
The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to rescue President Trump’s tariffs invalidated by lower courts.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit struck down the bulk of Trump’s tariffs in a 7-4 decision last week, ruling the president can’t use emergency powers to justify levies imposed on dozens of trading partners.
“The Federal Circuit’s decision casts doubt upon the President’s most significant economic and foreign-affairs policy—a policy that implicates sensitive, ongoing foreign negotiations and urgent national-security concerns,” Solicitor General D. John Sauer wrote in the administration’s Supreme Court petition.
The admin has asked the SCOTUS to expedite their review - and has asked for an announcement by next Wednesday as to whether the highest court in the land will take up the dispute and schedule oral arguments for the first week in November.
Several small businesses and Democratic-led states who filed the lawsuit in question say they have no problem with the Supremes taking up the case or the expedited schedule.
The tariffs will remain in place until the Supreme Court decides.
#USA #SCOTUS #Tariffs #FindTruth
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Trump pledges not to pull US troops out of Poland
United States President Donald Trump vowed Wednesday to keep American troops in Poland, adding he could even increase their numbers.
“We’ll put more there if they want,” Trump told journalists at a meeting with Polish President Karol Nawrocki. “They’ll be staying in Poland.”
Top officials in Trump’s administration have previously warned that U.S. troops could be pulled out of Europe, upending the transatlantic security arrangement.
About 8,000 U.S. troops are stationed in Poland, which borders Russia and is historically one of America’s closest European allies.
#USA #Poland #Military #FindTruth
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Paris, France. The situation at stations and in carriages of the capital's metro system. This is the Porte de la Chapelle station.
And in other news: Over three years, Macron has given Ukraine €19.2 billion.
#France #WarInUkraine #FindTruth
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EU proposes Mercosur trade deal, French opposition softens
The European Commission presented the EU's trade accord with South America's Mercosur bloc for approval on Wednesday and appeared to be softening opposition from the deal's main critic, France, with promises of possible limits on farm product imports.
The European Union and the bloc of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay reached agreement to create the EU's largest ever trade accord last December, some 25 years after negotiations were launched.
It now needs consent in the European Union, requiring a vote in the European Parliament and a qualified majority among EU governments, meaning 15 of 27 members representing 65% of the EU population.
The Commission and proponents such as Germany and Spain say the Mercosur deal offers a way to offset the loss of trade due to tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump and to reduce reliance on China, notably for critical minerals.
France, the EU's largest beef producer, has previously branded the deal "unacceptable", while Poland, another farming heavyweight, has repeatedly expressed its opposition, an alliance that, with others, might have blocked the agreement.
#EU #France #Mercosur #FindTruth
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Fentanyl involved in 70% of US drug overdose deaths
Perhaps the most dangerous thing about fentanyl is the fact that, due to its low price and high potency, it is often used to lace other drugs.
Whether it’s heroin, cocaine, meth or counterfeit pills mimicking prescription opioids such as Vicodin or Oxycontin – fentanyl is frequently used to increase the potency of illicit drugs, often unbeknownst to the user.
This hidden presence dramatically increases the risk of accidental overdose, since people may take what they believe is a familiar drug but are actually playing a game of Russian Roulette, always in danger of ingesting a lethal dose of fentanyl.
Synthetic opioids, i.e. mostly fentanyl, are now involved in 7 out of 10 overdose deaths in the U.S. after having contributed to a dramatic surge in drug-related mortality over the past decade.
#USA #Drugs #FindTruth
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Was Greta Thunberg a globalist propaganda weapon
For years, globalists pushed "climate crisis" propaganda across Western countries, directly attacking the fossil-fuel industry in favor of unreliable "green" energy, while orchestrating a heist on the U.S. Treasury through climate legislation such as the Inflation Reduction Act that plowed billions into dark money-funded NGOs.
These radical leftists used children like Greta Thunberg to scare the public into submission and indoctrinate multiple generations into believing a looming climate disaster would wipe out humanity, with the only "solution" being de-growth, nation-killing policies, such as attempting to ban petrol-powered cars, cow farts, and gas stoves - yet leaving private jets and mega yachts untouched, long with more and more and more carbon taxes.
A newly uncovered U.S. State Department award from the Biden-Harris regime years, found by the X account Alladdin, has many scratching their heads, further suggesting that Greta could've been a globalist puppet, or an indoctrination weapon aimed at the youth.
#Climate #Globalists #NGO #FindTruth
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Irish comedy writer arrested over alleged ‘transphobic’ tweets
Graham Linehan, an Irish comedy writer and women’s rights activist, was arrested at the UK’s Heathrow Airport by armed police over three tweets that it was alleged were a call to violence.
Linehan is internationally known for co-creating successful sitcoms such as Father Ted, Black Books and the IT-Crowd.
His tweets were made when he was in Arizona, in the US, where he moved in 2023 after facing professional setbacks in the UK for his opinion on transgenderism. One from April 20 read: “If a trans-identified male is in a female-only space, he is committing a violent, abusive act. Make a scene, call the cops and if all else fails, punch him in the balls.”
On his Substack platform, Linehan went into detail on his detainment.
“The moment I stepped off the plane at Heathrow, five armed police officers were waiting. Not one, not two — five. In a country where paedophiles escape sentencing, where knife crime is out of control, where women are assaulted and harassed every time they gather to speak, the state had mobilised five armed officers to arrest a comedy writer for this tweet (and no, I promise you, I am not making this up.”
Linehan said he felt he was “treated like a terrorist, locked in a cell like a criminal, taken to hospital because the stress nearly killed me, and banned from speaking online”.
#Ireland #Censorship #FindTruth
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