There is an irony in pro-migrant and pro-refugee EU staffers protesting being moved into a migrant-heavy neighborhood. EU workers are protesting being moved to a crime-prone neighborhood in Brussels.
Liberal MEP Radosław Sikorski faces sharp criticism in Poland after it was revealed he is on the payroll of the United Arab Emirates. The rich Gulf countries have been on a spending spree for years with Europe’s top politicians, and it was not just Qatar that was in on the action.
We can all know god-gifted people who are experts on everything without their having studied any subject. Where is the need for experience or education when self-chosen experts have the answers to hand?
During a visit to Kyiv on February 2, the unelected head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, was quick to assure Ukrainians and Europeans that sanctions against Russia had an effect and its economy was thrown back ‘a generation ago,’ recalls Boulevard Voltaire columnist Frederic Lasse. However, as the author notes, these words contradict the data of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which can hardly be suspected of sympathy for Moscow.
The Royal Navy ordered a thorough investigation after it emerged that during repairs to the nuclear submarine Trident, broken bolts on the nuclear reactor cooling pipes were ‘fixed’ with superglue instead of being replaced. It was discovered by accident only after one of the damaged bolts fell off during an inspection aboard the 16,000-ton submarine HMS Vanguard.
The World Economic Forum is a creepy event, and its participants are hypocrites and scammers, says American investigative journalist Michael Shellenberger.
With the US federal government’s stock of vaccines for residents running out, Moderna now plans to raise the cost of its vaccine from $26 to up to $130 in a decision that understandably has Americans being pissed on.
Hosted by veteran broadcaster Andrew Carrington Hitchcock, Mike Walsh one of the few surviving initiators of Western White Rights takes to the air for a near-record 100-plus broadcast. Without working from a script, Michael Walsh who first went to the White Rights barricades in 1968, takes a prophetic look at where the mess the West finds itself in will end.
French union CGT says they will cut electricity supply to lawmakers and billionaires ahead of the nationwide strike on Thursday. Update 2 pm (January 18): The General Confederation of Labour (CGT), a national French trade union, has announced that they will cut off the electricity supply going to lawmakers and billionaires, before the nationwide protests on Thursday, January 19.
The online retail company’s value plummeted to $299.3 billion from $350.3 billion over the past year, with its rating falling from AAA+ to AAA as consumers evaluate it more harshly in the post-pandemic world, the leading brand valuation consultancy said.
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