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Chinese Foreign Ministry ridicules G7 derision makers with one comparison

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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian reminded followers on Twitter that the population of the G7 countries is only part of the global community. He published a picture showing that the population of the countries that are part of the BRICS coalition (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) is approximately 3.2 billion people. At the same time, the number of people living in the G7 countries is much inferior at only 777 million.

Vladimir Putin to feed half the world with this year’s record-breaking non-GMO organic grain harvest in Russia

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Putin’s decision to feed half the world could not have come at a more critical moment in history. New evidence shows that the DNA methylation process used by Americans to create genetically modified (GMO) foods accumulates in GMO maize, and many experts believe this is causing de-masculinized boys and young men to lose as much as 50% of their sperm.

As the bloc faces a catastrophic crisis, are EU leaders using potential membership to rein in Ukraine’s Zelensky?

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Understanding that prolonged fighting will only hurt them, it seems the top EU states want to sway Ukraine to peace. When the leaders of the three leading EU countries, Germany, France, and Italy, took an eleven-hour train ride to Kiev to meet with US-sponsored President Zelensky, this week, the public show was one of solidarity and support. But there could be much more to the visit than meets the eye. 

Kiev uses Joe Stalin’s Burnt Earth Strategy and burns 57,000 tons of grain

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A burnt earth strategy for the purpose of destroying the means of livelihood of conquered territories was first practised by the British in South Africa: Commander, Lord Kitchener, devised a scorched-earth policy against the Boer commandos and the Dutch settler rural population supporting them, in which he destroyed arms, blockaded the countryside, and placed the civilian population in concentration camps. Some 25,000 Afrikaner women and children died of disease and malnutrition in these camps, while 14,000 Blacks die.