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October 16 2022
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11 dead in ‘terrorist act’ at Russian training range near Ukraine – MoD
Two suspects have been killed on the spot with retaliation fire, officials report
At least 11 people have been killed and 15 injured in an attack on a training range in Russia's Belgorod Region, which borders Ukraine, the Defense Ministry said on Saturday. The incident was a “terrorist act,” it added.
Two suspects have been killed on the spot in retaliatory fire, the ministry explained. Officials further explained that they have been identified as “citizens of a member of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).”
China’s Xi makes Taiwan pledge
The Chinese leader has vowed to pursue reunification using “all measures necessary”
China’s president, Xi Jinping, delivered a lengthy speech at the opening session of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party, in which he praised the party’s success in defending national security and social stability – and promised to advance the cause of reunification with Taiwan.
“Resolving the Taiwan question is a matter for the Chinese, a matter that must be resolved by the Chinese,” Xi told some 2,300 party delegates on Sunday.
Russian troops arrive in Belarus under new deal
The incoming service members are part of an allied force meant to bolster Minsk’s defenses
The first trains carrying Russian soldiers to Belarus under a new deal have reached their destinations, the Belarusian Ministry of Defence said on Saturday. This comes after Moscow and Minsk agreed earlier this week to deploy a joint force in response to NATO’s increased military activity on Belarus’ frontier.
The ministry said in a statement, “the decision to create a regional grouping of troops has been taken and is being implemented solely to defend” the borders of the Union State amid the “ongoing activity in the border areas.”
Oil depot, customs office shelled in Russia – governor
The attack caused a fire at the oil storage facility, Belgorod Region’s head Vyacheslav Gladkov said
An oil depot and a border checkpoint have been shelled in Russia’s southern Belgorod Region, Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov claimed on Saturday. The incident comes just a day after a missile struck a power station in the city of Belgorod, causing a major blaze at the site.
“We have another shelling. One of the shells struck an oil terminal,” Gladkov wrote on his Telegram channel, adding later that the fire that followed the attack had been extinguished. No casualties have been reported.
Western officials makes plans to avoid panic if Russia uses nuclear bomb in Ukraine
Western officials are engaged in “prudent planning” behind the scenes to prevent chaos and panic in their home countries in the event Russia was to detonate a nuclear bomb in or near Ukraine.
Although a nuclear crisis is considered highly unlikely, the insider said officials internationally were re-examining plans to provide emergency support and reassurance to populations fearful of nuclear escalation.
Hints of the thinking emerged in a briefing by an official on Friday, who was asked if there would be measures in place to prevent panic buying or people fleeing cities en masse in fear of escalation after a nuclear event.
Global Tensions Rise Over Russia And Ukraine – What happens Next?
There comes a point in the lifespan of any economic or political analysis when most of your observations or predictions either become mostly wrong, or mostly right. If you have done your job properly through due diligence, research and applied practical insight, then you will be in a position to point out why the dominoes are falling. People have to understand how these events were predictable so that the can prepare better in the future.
‘The beginning of the end’: Iran activists call for mass protest nationwide Saturday
Protesters urged to gather in areas with no security forces present and chant ‘Death to the dictator’; one of regime’s main revolutionary bodies calls for counter-protests
PARIS — Iranian activists called for fresh nationwide protests over the death of Mahsa Amini, as the movement entered a fifth week on Friday despite a crackdown that has killed dozens.
Outrage over the 22-year-old’s death on September 16, three days after she was arrested by Iran’s notorious morality police, has fuelled the biggest wave of street protests and violence seen in the country for years.
With Putin, Palestinian leader rules out U.S. role as mediator
As Russian president looks on Mahmoud Abbas says does not trust U.S. to be an honest broker but makes no comment on Russian invasion of neighboring Ukraine and ongoing war
The Palestinian president on Thursday used an audience with Vladimir Putin to denounce the United States, telling the Russian leader that he has no faith in Washington as a Mideast peace broker.
Abbas spoke with Putin at a regional summit in Astana, Kazakhstan. His comments about the U.S., traditionally the main broker between Israel and the Palestinians, came at a time when the U.S. and Russia are at loggerheads over Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Clashes in Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood as police brace for a tense weekend
As violent clashes continue in neighborhoods of east Jerusalem, 300 more Border Police troops, called up for reserve duty expected to bolster existing force; police says will not prevent worshipers from praying at Al Aqsa mosque despite violence
Clashes broke out late on Thursday, in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in Jerusalem, where Jewish and Palestinian residents exchanged stone throwing.
Far-right law maker Itamar Ben Gvir arrived surrounded by security guards to demand police take action against the Palestinians.
In Overheated Economy, Dems Forced To Cool Climate Messaging
Eric Sorensen, a Democrat running for an open seat in a northwest Illinois congressional district that Donald Trump narrowly won twice, concluded recently that his campaign website’s top issues section needed a major reshuffling.
A section entitled “Addressing Climate Change,” which was initially leading the page, was relegated to the no. 4 spot, according to a comparison of the archived version of the website. The revamped website’s top two sections were new: “Addressing Rising Costs” and “Securing Reproductive Rights.”
Strong US dollar is a headache – IMF
The US currency's surge is making other nations' fight against soaring inflation even harder, the global financial body suggests
As countries around the world struggle to bring down soaring inflation, the weakening of their currencies relative to the US dollar has made that fight even harder, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.
In a report published on Friday, the IMF elaborated how countries should respond to a strong dollar. It highlighted that the greenback is at its highest level since 2000, having appreciated 22% against the Japanese yen, 13% against the euro and 6% against emerging market currencies since the start of this yea
Europe Begs Africa for Natural Gas
Things are getting desperate in Europe…the continent’s energy crisis is so dire that Poland and Germany are now circling a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project off the coast of Senegal – one that’s months away from even producing anything.
The African field, which is projected to contain about 15 trillion cubic feet of gas (that’s close to half the total volume of LNG the U.S. used in 2021 alone), is only 80% complete and won’t be ready to produce until the end of next year. But now that Russia has halted natural gas exports to Europe, the EU is thirsty.
The U.S. Power Grid Is At Risk Of Catastrophic Failure? (It may be an over-statement to refer to the U.S. power grid as crumbling, but in many parts of the country that’s exactly the case. The North American power grid is old.)
Many of us have experienced a power outage at one time or another. Most of the time the duration of the outage is measured in hours, maybe a day, and in rare instances – a week or more.
The outages also tend to be localized and repairs happen quickly or power is “borrowed” from a nearby utility or network and rerouted to the affected area. The experience is usually a frustrating inconvenience and most hospitals and critical systems have backup power to get through the outage.
NEWS: 80 Young Canadian Doctors “Died Suddenly” in Past 2 Years While Fully COVID-19 Vaccinated
"COVID-19 Vaccine mandates are killing Canada's young doctors in record numbers. Please share!" - Dr. William Makis MD
Dr.Vernon Coleman: This Is What’s Going To Happen Next
"We are very, very close to the end: the point of no return. Please share this article with everyone you know – and many you don’t know."
The DOJ wanted to pursue criminal action against the vaccine makers, but...
the lower level guys were called off the case by their management.
Vaccines ruled out in neonatal deaths spike | HeraldScotland
Some people just can’t move on without covid - Hospitals bracing for 'twindemic' of flu and COVID cases | Morning in America
Tangerine adds Socially Responsible Global Portfolios to Investment Fund offering
Tangerine Investments' socially responsible investment portfolios help Clients invest for their futures, and the world around them
TORONTO, Jan. 20, 2022 /CNW/ - Today, Tangerine Investment Management Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tangerine Bank, announces a new addition to its investment fund offering with the launch of Tangerine Socially Responsible Global Portfolios.
The new Portfolios will hold a globally diversified mix of Scotia Responsible Investing Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), with an asset allocation strategy to suit different investor profiles, and which exclude companies based on Socially Responsible Investing criteria* to align with Clients' values and investment priorities.
PayPal “misinformation fine” fiasco just a small taste of what is to come with Central Bank Digital Currencies and total financial TYRANNY
(Natural News) PayPal Holdings, Inc. – the popular online payment processor – just gave the world a glimpse of what is to come with Central Bank Digital Currencies. PayPal quietly changed their user policy, giving themselves “sole discretion” to deduct $2,500 from user accounts for each and every instance an account holder transmits “misinformation.”
The new “misinformation fine” was set to roll out in November. It would have given PayPal frightening new powers to police content on the internet and steal from individuals who think or speak differently from the global elite. As the news broke out, PayPal received extreme backlash, with users terminating their accounts in droves. PayPal’s stock valuation fell over six percent in just one weekend, and is down 50 percent year-to-date.
Furry Fetish: Children Now Identifying as Animals, Talk of 'Litter Boxes' Instead of Bathrooms (Exclusive)
As we march fearfully into a woke future, if a man can also be a woman, why can’t a human also be an animal?
What began as a sexual fetish subculture in the U.S. in the 19070s and 80s is now moving mainstream. After all, if you can choose your gender, or choose none at all, despite being born male or female, why wouldn’t you be able to choose to live as something other than human?
Soros Money Pushing Big Tech To Purge Independent Media Before Midterms
Far-left billionaire George Soros is paying Big Tech giants tens of millions of dollars to purge the internet of independent media ahead of the midterm elections this November.
According to a new report from Newsbusters, Soros has paid at least $30 million to Big Tech giants to “step up their censorship” against non-mainstream outlets.
Something BIG is happening Europe, and the WEF is winning
The Dutch farmers are losing their battle against the globalist WEF and these draconian environmental policies. Over 17,000 farmers in the Netherlands are being effected. The story doesn't end there because it's crushing farmers from Germany to New Zealand. Academic Researcher Ralph Schoellhammer joins us to dissect the latest developments.
Great content as usual.
This isn't your fault, but I'm still complaining... I see a lot of news, linked here and elsewhere, that is only available as video without transcription. I don't have the patience (or often even the free time) to sit through videos which take 5x as long to watch as it would take me to read the transcript or a similar content text article.
Frustrating. I don't at all understand why people like video news so much. Drives me batty sometimes trying to find specific information in a readable format.
But again, not your fault. Just venting. I suspect some other folks who also don't have a heavy tv watching background may feel the same way.
Thanks for all the work you put into collecting and sharing this data.
Well, lots of terrible news coming at us from every angle, as usual. And things clearly are getting worse as each day passes. Yet we’re still alive despite the engulfing storm.
The good news which cannot be overcome is this:
“Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.”
John 14:6