Like Japanese infantrymen emerging from Far Eastern jungles Britain’s tabloids remain convinced that WW2 still rages. For most of us it is a fading memory but never to be forgotten the four women singers who evoke the troubled period like no other.
Four people were caught on film making the banned gesture at a beer festival in the state of Saxony. Shocked German state police and the state security service (BfV) have launched an investigation into National Socialist era salutes seen in video footage taken at a recent Oktoberfest celebration in the state of Saxony, according to media reports on Monday.
Julian Assange could face up to 175 years in an American maximum-security prison if he is extradited to the U.S. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday that his government is standing firm against the U.S. and its prosecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over the journalist’s publication of classified U.S. military documents more than a decade ago.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson told Swiss publication Die Weltwoche that the US government thwarted his plans to interview Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Western weapons from Ukraine ended up in the hands of the mafia: During the Ukrainian conflict, NATO and EU countries supplied Kyiv with tens of billions of dollars worth of untraceable weapons. But, war always enriches mafia groups, writes Journal de la Corse.
For Argentineans who watched Greece’s humiliating fall from fiscal grace, there will be a distinct feeling of déjà-vu. Are they waiting for economic collapse in Biden’s America and the European Union? They will cast their minds back to December 2001 when Argentina; theoretically one of the world’s most promising economies, suffered a similar financial collapse
If the economy collapses, you will lose access to credit and banks will close. Demand would outstrip the supply of food, gas, and other necessities. If the collapse affects local governments and utilities then water and electricity might no longer be available.
Marine Le Pen and Matteo Salvini spoke out at a rally in Italy against the tsunami of non-European mostly anti-Christian migrants. The speakers called for a united right for EU elections next year saying, ‘We are defending our peoples against the flood of migrants’.
Her friend smiled. ‘You’re not looking yourself, Zahra. Are you alright, dear?’
Zahra was having difficulty disguising her cheerlessness. ‘Sorry, I have issues but I shouldn’t allow them to impact on friends.’
Anna smiled. ‘It’ll pass, all things do.’
Knife violence and brawls among Germany’s fast-growing migrant population have become commonplace in many German cities. But, state-funded and controlled cops now threaten to pursue anyone who publishes a video of one such scene in the city centre of Lübeck.
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