The willingness of Czechs to get vaccinated against Covid-19 is approaching its limits according to latest surveys. The declining interest is also visible in the statistics of the Ministry of Health, which show that injections of first doses have been declining rapidly in recent weeks.
On December 14, 1907, a large sailing ship wrecked off the coast of Annet, in the Isles of Scilly, killing all but two of her eighteen crew and causing the world’s first large marine oil spill. The ship involved in the accident, Thomas W. Lawson, was an incredible ship.
Apart from a shocking pandemic in business closures, hunger and unemployment, and a contagion of soaring deaths through undiagnosed illnesses and the collapse of healthcare systems, population displacement is increasing at an alarming rate.
It’s summer but, for many in Madrid, vacations are all about looking at an old photo of the beach. The last time Isolina put a toe in the Mediterranean Sea was three years ago when she spent three days in Valencia. Her family shares a rented apartment in Orcasitas, a Madrid neighbourhood of 23,000.
The 60th anniversary of apportioning of overrun Germany was followed by the sickening division of what was once Europe’s greatest city by the West and the Soviet Union.
It’s Happening: ‘No Jab, No Job’ program has been imposed in Sydney that forces workers to receive the so-called vaccine dubbed the ‘clot-shot’.
A wild chase ended in Prague’s Holešovice district on Thursday morning when a van transporting mostly Syrian migrants fleeing NATO carnage in their country crashed.
As a 100-year-old former German conscript and numerous other former conscripts are hounded and gaoled for life merely for being sentries at wartime holding facilities it is interesting to contrast the press denunciation with the media’s silence on a crime committed by Border Police a generation later ~ during peacetime.
Spain’s far-left PSOE (Socialist Workers Party) regime in Madrid and Spain’s ‘on-message’ mainstream media were quick to claim that Spain was producing its own homemade anti-Covid ‘vaccine’. They claimed that the Spanish company was given regulator’s approval to trial own Covid vaccine – on humans.
When Neil Oliver, the former host of The BBC’s dramatic documentary COAST, archaeologist, conservationist and TV presenter says the thing he feels most every day is fear. The fear of his own government.
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