No, a spell of hot weather is not a ‘national emergency’. Many of us will have been enjoying the good weather over the past few weeks. But few have been enjoying it as much as Britain’s bureaucracy of fear. The UK Health Security Agency, the Met Office and assorted worrywart policymakers have been basking in the possibility of the really hot temperatures which are predicted to arrive next week.
Rishi Sunak MP, one of the men trying to become prime minister and Leader of the Conservative Party, as well as perhaps the strongest voice insisting that the extra £20 a week to those on Universal Credit must be cut, is one of the richest men in the country. In fact, Rishi Sunak is the front runner and likely to be Britain’s next prime minister.
The credibility of the food chain Mcdonald’s has lost a long legal battle with Chef Jamie Oliver. The news comes hot on the heels as the international franchise recently scarpered from Russia where its restaurants are now benefiting from providing diners with GM-Free quality meals.
A British bank slammed its own customers over a disagreement with its pronoun policy, causing many to withdraw funds or close their accounts.
Readers of the German newspaper Bild in growing numbers criticise the failed policies of Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz and the Bundestag. The reason for the discussion was the article, according to which Germany will increase the tax on carbon dioxide emissions.
The West failed to intimidate Moscow with sanctions, as the Russian leadership took advantage of the situation in the interests of the national economy, and the Europeans shot themselves in the foot. As Print writes, Europe will soon have to lift its restrictions, because otherwise a real catastrophe will break out in the economy, and in all sectors at once.
Mass citizen protests are underway in countries including The Netherlands, Germany, Armenia, China, Poland, Sri Lanka, and Italy. Also, trucker protests are happening in Los Angeles over vaccine mandates.
Apart from the ethical approach to war and conflict adversaries are aware that atrocities have no benefit except to the enemies for propaganda purposes. Either could apply to the Russian side of the Ukrainian conflict but such is the absence of Russian war crimes that atrocities are made up by media.
Despite Western sanctions, Russia’s current account surplus in the second quarter of this year amounted to a record $70.1 billion, according to Bloomberg. This quarterly figure was the highest since at least 1994, the article says.
For the Jews who insist that their behaviour has nothing to do with antisemitism, they might need to look no further than this story out of France where a wealthy Jewish socialite wants to use some of her own wealth, along with taxpayers’ money, to relocate 70 non-European migrant families amounting to hundreds of people to a small town in Brittany to allegedly ‘help revitalize the local economy.’
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