Russian official warns of World War Three if Ukraine joins NATO

Hackers to release Iranian nuclear program material if Tehran does not free political prisoners

Israel rejects Ukraine’s request for military aid after Russia's threat

Turkey’s opposition ‘twiddles thumbs’ as country ‘rapidly declines as a functioning state’

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Pope Francis Calls for a New Economic System That Sounds Like ESG

Pope Francis says that the world and its institutions require material changes to create a new economic system that creates food, health, economic and social rights for all. He wants the UN – the dictator’s club – to lead the world with this new system that sounds a lot like the World Economic Forum’s system.

After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, he wants the UN to find “more agile and effective ways of resolving conflicts.”

“In wartime, it is essential to affirm that we need more multilateralism and a better multilateralism,” but the UN is no longer fit for “new realities”, he added in an extract published by La Stampa daily.

He said the world has changed, and he wants the UN’s role to change. 

What Pope Francis is asking for is an organisation that has greater power but less oversight. Greater powers to deal with those pesky dissenting voices and opinions that dare to push back against the globalist agenda.

“The necessity of these reforms became more than obvious after the pandemic” when the current multilateral system “showed all its limits,” he added.

To Pope Francis, the unequal distribution of vaccines was a “glaring example” of the law of the strongest prevailing over solidarity.

He wants equal outcomes. That’s Marxism. It’s nice that he wants all of the destitute to be cared for, but his only solution is socialism.

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"Getting vaccinated is the best line of defence against COVID-19".

In the month of July 2022, in the state of New South Wales Australia, according to the government's own website, 663 people were reported to have died with COVID-19. Of those 663 people, 6 of them were not vaccinated at all, meaning 657 had received at least two doses of a vaccine.

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Epidemiological week 26, ending 02 July 2022. Of the 116 people who were reported to have died with COVID-19, 115 were eligible for a third dose of a  COVID-19 vaccine but only 77 (67% of those eligible) had received a third dose. – Three of the cases had received no doses of a vaccine

Epidemiological week 27, ending 09 July 2022. Of the 95 people who were reported to have died with COVID-19, all were eligible for a third dose of a COVID19 vaccine but only 62 (65% of those eligible) had received a third dose. – All cases had received at least two doses of a vaccine.

Epidemiological week 28, ending 16 July 2022. Of the 142 people who were reported to have died with COVID-19, only 96 (68%) had received a third dose of  a COVID-19 vaccine, while another 46 were eligible for a third dose. – Two of these cases were not vaccinated.

Epidemiological week 29, ending 23 July 2022. Of the 146 people who were reported to have died with COVID-19, all were eligible for a third dose of COVID-19 vaccine and 100 (68%) had received a third dose. – 1 was not vaccinated.

Epidemiological week 30, ending 30 July 2022. Of the 164 people who were reported to have died with COVID-19, only 127 (77%) had received a third dose of  a COVID-19 vaccine, while another 37 were eligible for but had not received a third dose. – All cases had received at least two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Getting vaccinated is the best line of defence against COVID-19?

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Putin's use of Iranian kamikaze drones risks dragging Israel into the war

By using Iranian drones to attack Ukrainian cities, Vladimir Putin has imported a weapon that has defined the Middle East’s conflicts into the heart of Europe.

One possible consequence of its use could be to drag Israel into the war as a fearsome ally of Ukraine, using its unrivalled expertise in countering Tehran’s drones.

There is also speculation over what Iran is getting in return for deliveries of its inexpensive but deadly weapons, and particularly about whether Russia could help Tehran’s rapidly accelerating nuclear programme.

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Australia quietly drops recognition of West Jerusalem as capital of Israel

Australia has quietly dropped its recognition of West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, unwinding language adopted by Scott Morrison’s government after the US moved its own embassy from Tel Aviv.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has retained the bipartisan position that Australia “is committed to a two-state solution in which Israel and a future Palestinian state co‑exist, in peace and security, within internationally recognised borders”.

But in the past few days it has deleted two sentences from its website that were first added after then prime minister Morrison unveiled a new Australian policy four years ago.

The freshly deleted sentences said: “Consistent with this longstanding policy, in December 2018, Australia recognised West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, being the seat of the Knesset and many of the institutions of the Israeli government.

“Australia looks forward to moving its embassy to West Jerusalem when practical, in support of, and after the final status determination of, a two-state solution.”

The foreign affairs minister, Penny Wong, had said in 2018 that Labor “does not support unilateral recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and in government would reverse this decision”.

In June, Australia did not sign up to a US-led statement about Israel and the Palestinian territories, instead raising deep concerns about “human rights abuses and the lack of progress towards a just and enduring two-state solution”.

Australia’s ambassador to the UN in Geneva, Amanda Gorely, agreed with the US argument that the UN human rights council brings “disproportionate scrutiny to Israel” but she also indicated the Australian government would seek to take a balanced approach.

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New Zealand plan to tax cow and sheep burps faces backlash

New Zealand farmers are resisting government plans to tax the greenhouse gases that farm animals make from burping and peeing in an attempt to curb climate breakdown.

The "world first" farm levy would enable farmers to recover the cost by charging more for climate-friendly products, the government hopes. "New Zealand's farmers are set to be the first in the world to reduce agricultural emissions, positioning our biggest export market for the competitive advantage that brings in a world increasingly discerning about the provenance of their food," Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said.

But farmers have slated the plan, with lobby group Federated Farmers, claiming the plan would "rip the guts out of small town New Zealand" and see farms replaced with trees. The group's president Andrew Hoggard said farmers had been trying to work with the government for more than two years on an emissions reduction plan that would not decrease food production. "Our plan was to keep farmers farming," Mr Hoggard said.

Instead, he said farmers would be selling their farms "so fast you won't even hear the dogs barking on the back of the ute (pick-up truck) as they drive off".

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Why more electric vehicles on Australian roads could bring risks

Australian regulators need to consider cyber security when connecting electric vehicles to the national grid, experts warn, to prevent major disruptions.

Connecting electric vehicles to the national power grid could open the door to cyberattacks and widespread power outages unless regulators get the security settings right early, experts warn.

Australians would use roughly 40 per cent more electricity after wide adoption of electric vehicles, Mr De Rango said, and charging them at once and during peak times could be calamitous.

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Putin Ally Declares Russia Will Target This City First If World War 3 Erupts

A parliament member of Russia and President Vladimir Putin's staunch supporter, Andrey Gurulyov, sounded out a belligerent warning in his appearance as a guest on state-backed national television.

Gurulyov was discussing Lithuania's blockade of the neighboring Russian exclave of Kaliningrad.

"We'll destroy the entire group of enemy space satellites during the first air operation," Gurulyov said.

"The first to be hit will be London. It's crystal clear that the threat to the world comes from the Anglo-Saxons."

Matthew 24 6 And you will hear of wars and rumors of wars. See that you are not troubled; for [a]all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet. 7 For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be famines, [b]pestilences, and earthquakes in various places. 8 All these are the beginning of sorrows.

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Money drain: Fears are rising that the global financial system will seize up

When the Bank of England was forced to intervene in the UK bond market last month to avert a foreign exchange and bond market crisis it could have been seen as an event unique to the UK. Could it have been, however, a symptom of a wider problem and a foretaste of future crises to come?

The sea change in bond market conditions this year could, as we saw in the UK, force institutions to dump high-quality collateral (like Treasury securities) to meet margin calls in other markets that are equally, if not even more, volatile.

The volatility in global bond, equity, currency and property markets could trigger – or be triggering – margin calls that flow back to the bond markets.

The liquidity issues in bond markets that traders are complaining about – and the demonstration provided by the UK experience – point to markets, and financial systems, that are fragile and vulnerable.

The Fed and other central banks’ aspirations for a smooth reversal from QE to QT to combat raging inflation rates may not, as the BoE discovered so brutally, be as easy to execute as they hoped or planned.

I think we are about to see a global financial crisis and it has been brought about on purpose. Organisations such as the World Economic Forum are pushing for a Global Government and Global Digital Currency (which gives greater control to.....). The best way toward a Digital Global System is to crash the financial system already in place.

What we are witnessing is the purposeful destruction of the current system to make way for the Great Reset.

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The first real evidence mRNA shots RAISE the risk of Covid hospitalization and death over time

On Sep. 20, using data covering 9 million people, Swedish researchers published a paper showing mRNA jabs may increase the risk of Omicron infection after three months.

That finding received attention. But an even more intriguing nugget in the paper has so far gone unnoticed.

Based on one statistical analysis vaccinated people had a HIGHER risk of death or hospitalization from Covid roughly a year after receiving their second dose. The charts — b and d below — show that vaccine protection against death and hospitalization begins to decline slowly after about five months and then plunges about nine months.

This data provides real-world evidence of possible vaccine-caused “antibody dependent enhancement.” In ADE, vaccines cause our immune systems to produce antibodies that help a virus or other pathogen to attack us.

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