Geopolitics

Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab and downsizing the human race

Billionaire globalists such as Bill Gates and would-be world rulers like the "King of Davos," Klaus Schwab, "view human beings and their capacity to 'be fruitful and multiply' as one of the greatest crises which ever faced humanity," an analyst said. Read More.

2023 World Economic Forum: Zelensky in, Twitter out

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, who members of the Uniparty in the U.S. Congress have crowned the new Winston Churchill, said his government is preparing to participate in the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland in January. Since criticism of Zelensky is currently allowed on Elon Musk's Twitter, the WEF has canceled Twitter in its “How to follow Davos 2023” social media pamphlet. Read More.

Iran booted from UN Women’s Rights Commission

In a hugely symbolic but stinging rebuke, the Islamic Republic of Iran has been expelled from the UN’s Commission on Women’s Rights. The vote in the 54-member Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) came amid growing global outrage at the Iranian regime’s brutal and bloody crackdown on widening demonstrations across the country in protest to the theocratic regime’s restrictions on women’s rights and freedoms. Read More.

Several nations investigating China's foreign police stations

Several countries have either shut down or are investigating China’s operating of extralegal police stations which are set up by the communist regime to monitor the activity of Chinese nationals in at least 50 countries. Read More.

Kim cultivates middle class in 'communist' North Korea

Since its founding in 1948, North Korea has claimed to be a communist society. Under communist rule, there are supposedly no class divisions. Read More.

Having scorned Biden, Saudis roll out red carpet for Xi

A powerful wind from the East is blowing across the Arabian desert. During a significant but overlooked three-day visit to Saudi Arabia, China’s leader Xi Jinping has scored a “strategic partnership” with oil rich and strategic Saudi Arabia. Read More.

Hong Kong publisher silenced for questioning Xi's authority

The history of the media is full of stories about journalists who defied authority, risked death covering wars and sought stories behind cover-ups. Few media heroes can match Jimmy Lai, founder of Apple Daily, a Hong Kong paper that was shut down last year after 26 years of defending Hong Kong's democracy movement and offending China's leadership in Beijing. Read More.

GOP: Covid origin may be tied to China bioweapons program

Republicans on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence said there are “indications” that the Covid virus could have originated as part of communist China’s bioweapons research program. Read More.

CIA briefed on U.S. research in Wuhan long before pandemic

Since 2015, U.S.-based EcoHealth Alliance was briefing the CIA on ongoing dangerous gain-of-function research EcoHealth was involved in conducting at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China, a former top official at EcoHealth reported. Read More.

In Iran, protests against 'core values' of the Islamic system

The ruling clerics' decades-long effort to ensure Iran stays on a strict Islamic path is facing its greatest threat yet as protests against the regime which call for more freedom continue nationwide. Read More.

Great Britain to open first new coal mine in three decades

UK Housing and Communities Secretary Michael Gove on Wednesday approved a plan to open the first new coal mine in Great Britain in 30 years. Read More.

China scales back lockdown, aims at anti-CCP radicals

The communist regime in Beijing has loosened Covid restrictions in the wake of nationwide protests, reports say. Read More.

Battle between communism and freedom playing out

The China-wide demonstrations against the Chinese Communist Party and supreme leader Xi Jinping shocked the world and were called a protest against the regime's brutal Covid lockdown policies. Read More.

N. Korea's 8 ICBM tests are 'clear threat' to Japan, U.S. bases

North Korea’s petulant and isolated regime wants attention. It’s thirty-something Dictator Kim Jong-Un vies for the noxious notoriety which much of the world has focused on Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine or Xi Jinping’s military threats to Taiwan. Read More.

Enraged citizens shattered the CCP’s Internet firewall

Demonstrators in China said firefighters were unable to respond to and contain a blaze at an apartment building in Urumqi, capital of the heavily Muslim region of Xinjiang, where an unknown number of people died because of the communist regime's Covid-19 lockdown. Read More.