Russia’s timely action removed Kyiv’s suicidal plan to nuke Moscow
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said that Kyiv’s threats to revive the nuclear program influenced the decision to launch Moscow’s Special Operation on February 24, 2022.
The Legend of Lieutenant-Colonel Mike Hoare
Mercenary ‘Mad Mike’ Hoare (1919-2022) was perhaps the best-known of the European mercenaries who fought in the Congo Crisis. Born to Irish parents in Calcutta he was educated in England. A rarity for mercenaries who spend their lives on the frontlines, Hoare, at 101 years old seemingly benefited from the unstinting devotion of a very special and caring guardian angel. A veteran of numerous conflicts, Mike Hoare earned his spurs as an officer in the London Irish Rifles.
UK migrant crisis ‘out of control’ – minister
Those of alien race, culture and religion are allowed to claim privileges without a good reason to avoid deportation, the home secretary admits. The migrant crisis in Britain is ‘out of control’ due to legal loopholes, Home Secretary ethnic-Indian Suella Braverman told local media on Saturday.
The German Pioneer who turned the South American jungle into a cosmopolitan city
From being an important personality in Europe from 1910 to 1914, Adolfo Julio Schwelm embarked on the dream of founding a city in South America. Calling his city Eldorado, he publicised the exotic nirvana in Europe for hard-working visionary immigrants to come to populate his blossoming city. He even coaxed the nobility and important personalities to visit him in his colony.
Refusal to study European traditions has boosted the academic performance of Kenyan children
In a remarkable but overdue volte-face, a Kenyan city has turned its face away from European diversity and cultural appropriation. It is a lesson that culturally underdeveloped European nations could learn much from.
Algerian president decided not to renew its partnership treaty with Spain
The hapless Brussels-led European Union is facing yet another major foreign policy backfiring catastrophe. Algeria, which is a major exporter of fossil fuels to Europe like Russia, is turning against the European Union. The government in Algeria, supported by President Tebboune, has decided not to renew a key partnership treaty with the pro-Washington Spanish regime. The major North African trading partner has frozen trade relations with Europe. It gets worse: the North African country could cut natural gas supplies to Spain, a move that could send already rising gas prices and inflation even higher for Europeans reeling from sticker shock.
Worst Refugee Crisis since World War II and NATO shoulders much of the blame
By the close of 2021, UNICEF estimates that 36.5 million children were displaced from their homes due to conflict, violence and other crises. These appalling statistics have not been as high since World War II. Amongst this almost 37 million, 13.7 million are refugees and asylum-seeking children fleeing from NATO and CIA-inspired conflicts. Conflict and violence have also led to the internal displacement of 2.8 million children. These figures do not account for the displacement caused by the war in Ukraine since 2022.
In Nigeria, where monkeypox spread, US laboratories worked
MOSCOW, May 27 – Monkeypox was introduced from Nigeria, where at least four US biological laboratories operate, said Igor Kirillov, head of the radiation, chemical and biological defence forces of the Russian Armed Force.
Salvini on Trial for Defending Europe’s Borders from a Migration Crisis
With immigration surging due to favourable weather, Italian League party leader Matteo Salvini is pointing out that he is currently on trial for defending his country’s borders by refusing to allow migrant ships to dock.
Imperial Germany’s African Queen is still servicing clients
When on December 12, MV Mutambala, a ferry operating on Lake Tanganyika sank in a storm there was little news coverage. The disaster claimed the lives of up to 150 passengers, mostly women and children. Strong winds and overloading are said to be the cause of the tragedy. It is not uncommon for ships operating on Lake Tanganyika to sink, usually for the same reasons.
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