Where is democracy and rule of law most prominent, Budapest or Brussels? ‘What a question!’ would be the response of both the mainstream media and the majority of EU MEPs. After all, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been demonised for years and like his anti-globalist neighbour Belarus President Lukashenko portrayed by the gutter Press as a dictator. Our comparison makes it clear that the facts show just the opposite.
Australians who merely post anti-lockdown information online could face fines of up to $11,000 under a draconian new piece of legislation. Under the proposal, which is being pushed by the opposition in New South Wales, protest organizers would be fined a whopping $20,000 and people who attend would be fined $5,500.
The Czech Republic’s Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) annulled an order from the Ministry of Health ordering the wearing of respiratory protective equipment indoors or in public transport. The Ministry of Health was given three days by the court to correct the measures to meet the legal conditions.
THE NEW YORK POST is breaking ranks with regime-collaborating mainstream media: ‘One of the most underrated aspects of human behaviour is how much disillusioned expectations dictate our perceptions of reality. Largely because none of us has ever dealt with a pandemic before and, therefore, we have no experience on which to draw comparisons, this has been particularly true when it comes to dealing with the coronavirus.
DESTROYING CROPS – SHORTAGE OF FOOD NEXT!
Women on social networks warn of changes in their periods after the covid vaccine. These are the changes in the breast and menstruation suffered by women recently vaccinated against Covid-19.
Disheartened journalists have formed a growing alliance against mainstream media censorship of alternative coronavirus viewpoints. The journalists contend mainstream outlets aren’t doing enough questioning of government narratives.
Repressive regimes have mastered the art of magicking the ‘thin blue line’ police service to an out-of-control weaponised mass movement of state police far more repressive than an occupying army.
If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on the human face ~ forever (George Orwell 1984). What the far-left openly Marxist Pedro Sanchez regime in Madrid has in store is sure to be extended to provinces throughout western Europe’s largest country.
Tens of thousands of people took their demands for an end to tyranny onto the streets of French cities for the umpteenth time to protest against health passes and mandatory vaccination for medics. In Paris, rallies ended up in scuffles with police. Law enforcement officers in the French […]
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