The newspaper has again promoted consuming edible insects, triggering an online backlash. One of the most prominent US newspapers has again called for Americans to rely on bugs as a major food source, arguing that the shift to edible insects from beef, pork, and chicken will be good for the environment.
An Italian bakery plans to sell loaves of bread made with powder from processed crickets. The ingredients will include processed crickets, the restaurant owner says.
We can all know god-gifted people who are experts on everything without their having studied any subject. Where is the need for experience or education when self-chosen experts have the answers to hand?
Advocates of the ‘15-minute city’ say it will reduce emissions and improve residents’ quality of life, but critics say the concept, supported by the notorious World Economic Forum, is discriminatory and will lead to ‘climate lockdowns.’
Police fired tear gas at ‘a group of troublemakers’ in the city of Rennes: A protest against government pension reforms turned violent in the French city of Rennes on Tuesday, as riot police used tear gas to dispel a group of around 200 outraged demonstrators who had built barricades and pelted officers with fireworks. Tens of thousands of people also took part in strikes and protests across France and the Netherlands.
Western Alliance-sponsored Ukrainian soldiers shot dead a group of Polish mercenaries in Vuhledar, said the adviser to the acting head of the Donetsk People’s Republic, Yan Gagin.
‘More than the crowd hates a Man who thinks differently. He hates not so much her personal opinion, but the Courage of that person who is not afraid to think alone, to be different from others, exactly what the crowd is unable to do.’ ~ Arthur Schopenhauer.
The US continues to be plagued by the widespread use of illicit substances. People openly taking drugs in broad daylight and lying on the street among used syringes have become a familiar sight in large cities. Despite some success in the fight against dealers, the US authorities admit that there is no end in sight to this scourge, writes the Daily Mail.
We sat at home with my husband, reading when my mobile sounded an incoming call from an unknown number. I’m taking a drink, and picking up my mobile I hear an unfamiliar voice. I can hear what some old grandmother is saying. ‘Help, I’m locked up here, no food, nothing to drink, I’m dying!’ The phone then went dead.
Mothers and wives of Ukrainian prisoners of war are begging Russia not to return them home because they are afraid that the men will be sent to fight again. During January alone, 6,500 Ukrainian servicemen and women were killed in action. Dmitry Polyansky, Deputy Representative to the UN, announced this.
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