Re: #79 - Main news thread - conflicts, terrorism, crisis from around the globe

[Böhse Tante]

I wonder if she will stay here or - as was rumoured a few years ago - if there really is a luxurious hacienda waiting for her in South America.

[Zambeezi]

Dr Peter McCullough On Covid19: Treatment, Vaccines & A Dire Warning For New Zealand


https://www.bitchute.com/video/95lJP00jEZhu/


Voices for Freedom NZ:
https://voicesforfreedom.co.nz/


full show

https://odysee.com/@voicesforfreedom:6/Dr-Peter-McCullough:b

[Zambeezi]

More than 100 Ontario Youth Sent to Hospital for Vaccine-Related Heart Problems
https://archive.is/cJZS2
https://torontosun.com/news/provincial/over-100-ontario-youth-have-been-sent-to-hospital-for-vaccine-related-heart-problems

A report quietly released last week by Public Health Ontario (PHO) tallies the number of people in the province
who have presented to hospital with heart inflammation following mRNA vaccination,
and it skews heavily towards young people.

As of Aug. 7, there were 106 incidents of myocarditis/pericarditis in Ontarians under the age of 25.
That’s slightly more than half of the total of all such incidents.

Broken down further,
31 of these cases were in 12- to 17-year-olds and
75 were in 18- to 24-year-olds.
The vast majority — 80% — were in males.

The report explains that PHO issued a directive in June for public health units to increase their surveillance of this side effect
following reports from the United States and Israel of similar concerns unfolding in those countries.

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Duke Sets New Campus Restrictions After Rise in COVID Cases Among Vaccinated Students
https://archive.is/PyIiT
https://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/education/article253851373.html

Duke University has set new restrictions to mitigate the spread of COVID-19
as cases are rising on the Durham campus despite its vaccine mandate.

In the first week of classes, 304 undergraduates, 45 graduate students and 15 employees tested positive for COVID-19.
All but eight of these individuals were vaccinated, and the vast majority of them are asymptomatic.
A small number have minor, cold- and flu-like symptoms, and none have been hospitalized, according to the university.

[Mr Badger]

In the first week of classes, 304 undergraduates, 45 graduate students and 15 employees tested positive for COVID-19.
All but eight of these individuals were vaccinated, and the vast majority of them are asymptomatic.
A small number have minor, cold- and flu-like symptoms, and none have been hospitalized, according to the university.

Once again, a useless "test" and false positives.

[Zambeezi]

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-58469238

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https://thealtworld.com/andrew_korybko/is-the-guinean-coup-a-pro-french-power-grab-against-a-russian-friendly-leader

[刘汉]

#متابعة: اندلاع مواجهات في عربونة شرق جنين بعد اقتحام جيش الاحتلال لها حيث بدأ بتنفيذ مداهمات لعدد من المنازل.

— شبكة عين الإعلامية (@aeinnews) September 7, 2021

Clashes erupt in Arbouna, east of Jenin, after an army stormed it, as it began carrying out raids on a number of houses

Police arrested three suspects in Na’ura, who are possibly accomplices of the six security prisoners that fled Gilboa Prison.

— Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian (@manniefabian) September 7, 2021

رئيس نادي الأسير قدورة فارس: المزيد من الضغط الإسرائيلي على الأسرى قد يؤدي إلى انفجار الوضع داخل وخارج السجون

— فلسطين الآن (@paltimes2015) September 7, 2021

Head of the Prisoners Club Qaddoura Fares: More Israeli pressure on the prisoners may lead to an explosion in the situation inside and outside the prisons

Security services believe 6 terror fugitives still in Israeli territory after breaking out of prison; 89 roadblocks set up across #Israel as manhunt continues, @WallaNews reports; IDF reinforcements deployed on Jordanian border to prevent escape.

— Israel Radar (@IsraelRadar_com) September 7, 2021

[刘汉]

I wonder if she will stay here or - as was rumoured a few years ago - if there really is a luxurious hacienda waiting for her in South America.

http://fourwinds10.com/siterun_data/government/fraud/gw_bush_ghw_bush/news.php?q=1291226489

The Bush family seems to have bought land in Paraguay at the border to Bolivia and Brazil.



Attention satire: https://web.archive.org/web/20190221221239/https://berliner-express.com/2018/12/merkel-ich-freue-mich-schon-auf-paraguay/

I am looking forward to Paraguay.

https://groups.google.com/g/de.soc.politik.misc/c/wl_eCMcF57M

US air-base:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariscal_Estigarribia

[khnum]

Happy Jewish new year from the fascist Victorian police



sorry you tube seems to only link pro NWO media from Australia now

[刘汉]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Abdo_Ben%C3%ADtez

Mario Abdo Benítez

In January 2019, he broke off diplomatic relations with Venezuela and recognized Venezuelan opposition leader and National Assembly President Juan Guaidó as President of the country. He received Guaidó at the presidential palace in Asunción.

Benítez was awarded the Order of Brilliant Jade with Grand Cordon by President of the Republic of China Tsai Ing-wen in October 2018.[32] During the ceremony, Tsai mentioned the role that Benítez's father held in the Stroessner government, which established bilateral relations.

He is from the wrong side.

[Zambeezi]

The Shanghai-headquartered BRICS New Development Bank recently announced the enrollment of the UAE, Uruguay and Bangladesh. CGTN's @tianwei interviews Marcos Troyjo, president of New Development Bank, on the topic of the new member states and future possibilities. #BRICS2021 pic.twitter.com/5bSuGn5Kv9

— CGTN (@CGTNOfficial) September 8, 2021

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https://english.almayadeen.net/news/miscellaneous/2375626/virginias-statue-of-confederate-commander-to-be-removed-tomo

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https://english.almayadeen.net/news/politics/2375572/bolsonaro-supporters-try-to-advance-towards-the-brazilian-co

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[khnum]

https://english.almayadeen.net/news/miscellaneous/2375626/virginias-statue-of-confederate-commander-to-be-removed-tomo

Yes that was a nasty war that killed a lot of people but its nothing compared to what native Americans suffered there were 60 million when Columbus arrived and only 800,000 when the 20th century ticked over,that war is never mentioned,but if you want bad white folks look no further...You will find many household names.

[khnum]

In Australia $5 US will get you 5 boxes each with 6 vials,government subsidized

[boris]

https://www.news.com.au/national/nsw-act/news/nsw-health-limits-residents-of-lockeddown-tower-block-to-six-beers-per-day/news-story/0e387ceccee145a611ddb6e38872d3d5

[Mr Badger]

#Russia's Emergencies Minister Yevgeny Zinichev died during the drills in the Arctic city of Norilsk as he was saving other person’s life.
RIPhttps://t.co/I5uIBIZryP

— The Eurasianist 🧱 (@Russ_Warrior) September 8, 2021

[Zambeezi]

this guy rattles out [ENG] like a machine gun...
sorry auntie this one going to be hard to translate on the fly i think.
nice factual speech though

[Zambeezi]

John Pilger on Afghanistan

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https://www.rt.com/business/534157-russia-forex-reserves-record-high/

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China launches strict crackdown on private tuition by banning online teaching and sessions in certain locations
https://www.rt.com/news/534231-china-strict-crackdown-tutoring/



China’s Ministry of Education has banned tutors from conducting sessions online and in unauthorized locations off campus,
to stop individuals profiting from private teaching after incidences of people disguising tuition.

On Wednesday, the Ministry of Education confirmed the bar on online teaching and certain off-campus sessions in a statement,
which said that tuition had moved “underground” and had been changing its form “to avoid supervision.”

The remarks come after incidences of training institutions becoming creative in their efforts to mask their services
under the guise of “high-end housekeeping” or “study tour and research,” to name a few.
In turn, the ministry argued that this “affects the implementation of policies and causes adverse effects.”

The ministry insists that all tuition conducted outside of the gates of educational institutions
must be carried out by licensed, qualified teachers and in registered venues.
Individual or group training away from authorized locations –
in venues such as residential buildings, hotels, and cafes –
are a no-go under the regulations.

Online after-school tutoring through instant messaging, video, livestreaming, and other means is also a violation of the rules.

At the end of July, the government prohibited tutoring for profit in any school subject, as well as offering classes on weekends or holidays.
Under the new laws, all institutions offering teaching services of subjects on the academic syllabus
will be required to register as non-profit organizations.

The move, named the ‘double reduction policy’, aims to alleviate the pressure on China’s young students, as well as their parents.
Beijing hopes that such a crackdown on tuition will boost the country’s birth rate by lowering family costs.

Private tuition is a profitable and popular business in China, with 75% of students aged between six to 18 attending after school classes in 2016,
as per the most recent figures from the Chinese Society of Education.
The industry was worth upwards of $100 billion dollars, with online tutoring accounting for some $40 billion.


►an apologetic - Tom Foudy
"It’s a ruthless reminder that Xi Jinping will always put the needs of society first."
China’s hammer blow to private education shows it will do whatever it takes to meet its goals
https://www.rt.com/op-ed/530256-china-private-education-non-profit/

"Perceived as promoting inequality and a hindrance to birth rates,
tutoring in China has suddenly been transformed into a non-profit industry.
It’s a ruthless reminder that Xi Jinping will always put the needs of society first.

"In a spectacular display of government authority, China has, with the stroke of a pen,
demolished its $120-billion private education industry by forcing it to reform into a non-profit initiative.
The move has cost at least one billionaire his fortune.

"It follows a number of crackdowns waged by Beijing against various sectors of the economy
which were deemed to contravene the national interest.
The ruthlessness of such sudden decision-making has undoubtedly shocked Western observers and capitalist advocates,
yet its purpose appears to be twofold.

"As highlighted by Reuters, Beijing is dismantling a sector which is not only exacerbating the inequality of education among rich and poor,
but is also increasingly perceived as an obstacle to the country’s fertility rates.
So now the hammer has come down on it as a social disruption.
It shows that Beijing is prepared to do whatever it takes to meet its national goals,
and is another example of how the Chinese Communist Party’s authority has stiffened
against the creeping liberalization which the West once welcomed.

COMPETITIVENESS: Good? or Bad...
"Education is of exceptional importance in east Asian societies, and is often considered a determining factor in a family’s status.
Parents invest heavily in their children’s future, and as a result the systems in these countries
often turn out to be extremely competitive, resulting in an intense commitment
towards extra-curricular and out-of-school private study.

"This has sparked the development of a huge private education and tutoring sector,
with parents investing vast amounts of money to ensure that their children can be among the very best.
It is admirable yet strenuous,
and it inevitably has a knock-on effect on fertility rates, as each child effectively becomes a massive investment."

"The example of neighbouring South Korea, which is fully developed, illustrates how in a capitalist society,
the zealous over-competitiveness of the education system is having negative effects on society.
High-school-age children typically go to school, only to attend private ‘Hagwon’ classes afterwards,
which often offer miserable working conditions for the teachers involved."

"As a country that is developing fast, China has increasingly been heading in the same direction.
Despite being a communist state, this has created a growing urban-rural divide,
where the wealthy children of cities such as Shanghai are able to afford these educational boosters,
but the poorer children of the provinces are left behind."

"This is an obstacle for future growth.
Beijing also now sees this arrangement as dragging down its birth rate, which has become a national priority.
A new white paper called for extensive reforms to enable people to be able to afford more children,
including in education and healthcare."

"As a result, Beijing has clamped down hard on this sector
by instantaneously transforming it into a non-profit, sending shares plunging.
The goal is not to end tutoring,
but to make it more affordable and accessible to all, so the vices of inequality and capitalism cannot strangle society.
It’s a stark reminder that although China embraces market economics,
it is nonetheless still a communist – state and under Xi Jinping, it is in many ways hardening its resolve to be so."

"If the private education system was simply allowed to spiral out of control as a capitalist initiative –
which is acceptable from a Western point of view –
it would become an obstacle for the country’s other socio-economic goals and development.

"Many of his actions are arguably ‘necessary evils’ in the pursuit of a longer strategy,
even if one believes they are morally troubling or even unacceptable.

"The South Korean model of education is a warning sign of what can happen
if an over-competitive educational culture is superseded by the demands of profit.
Xi has just made sure this will not happen in China.

It shows how the state is continuing to dominate Chinese society and drive forward its vision for the future,
even if it means culling billionaires along that road."

[Zambeezi]

you may have to seek a safe space; curl up and suck your thumb
after reading the US Constitution

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Inflection EP15: Chinese-Afghan Reconstruction & the US Plan to Sabotage It | The New Atlas


China’s ambitions
and the many ways the US has and will continue trying
to complicate and obstruct progress in the Central Asian state.

[Zambeezi]

This video also went viral on Chinese social media platforms, triggering a lot of discussions. The US also has a long way to go in nation building. pic.twitter.com/bdzdfqatLh

— Hu Xijin 胡锡进 (@HuXijin_GT) September 8, 2021

[Zambeezi]

Russia signed defence cooperation agreements with Saudi Arabia & Egypt.

With no details disclosed, the agreements seemed a Saudi & Egyptian effort to wave a warning finger at the United States while Moscow grabbed the opportunity to poke Washington in the eye.

By James Dorsey pic.twitter.com/jyk85kU2bu

— Joshua Landis (@joshua_landis) September 2, 2021

James M Dorsey
Afghanistan has lessons for the Gulf
https://archive.is/wip/pVPqz
https://www.thedailystar.net/views/opinion/news/afghanistan-has-lessons-the-gulf-2169936

[Zambeezi]

"Our civilization"? Your ethnocentrism is showing. Try supporting the common aims of all of humanity. Nobody wants to be a cooly. Every human deserves access to affordable housing, food, and electricity. The developing world has had enough of imperialism.https://t.co/6c9SKpr64h

— pocalypsis pocalypseos — BRI Is The Future (@apocalypseos) September 7, 2021

[Zambeezi]

Tintin, Lucky Luke and Asterix banned
Books burned in Canadian schools as a sign of “reconciliation with the First Nations”
https://archive.is/wip/6apRU
https://news.in-24.com/news/159255.html

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