Victor Westerkamp
Victor resides in the Netherlands and writes about freedom and governmental and social changes to the democratic form of nations.
Disenchanting Black Friday Numbers Casts a Shadow on Future Earnings
Sales earnings were disappointing for this year’s Black Friday weekend due to COVID-19 fears, inflation, and supply chain constraints, foreshadowing even scantier earnings for the future. Such are the findings of a Sensormatic Solutions report...
3rd Sinovac COVID-19 Vaccine Appears to be Fatal for Young Chinese Worker
A China-made Sinovac COVID-19 vaccine appears to have been fatal for a 24-year-old worker for the Foxconn Group in China after receiving his booster shot on Nov. 11, 2021. In September of last year, the...
California Teachers Held Secret Conference on How to Get Students to Join LGBT Clubs: Leaked Audio
Leaked files from a Californian teachers' conference reveal how attendants were instructed to recruit kids to join LGBTQ clubs while dodging parental objections, conservative communities, and school principals. Investigative writer Abigail Schrier reportedly received audio...
Twitter Bans Sharing of ‘Private’ Pictures Following Announcement of new CEO
Twitter has banned the sharing of private pictures, without consent, from its platform, citing "growing concerns about the misuse of media and information" to "harass, intimidate, and reveal the identities of individuals." The move came...
WWII Bomb Explodes in Munich, Injuring 4
A 550 pound World War II aircraft bomb exploded near a railway station in Munich on Wednesday injuring four people and causing hours of delay in train traffic. The incident occurred shortly after noon at...
California City Declares Itself a ‘Constitutional Republic’ Defying COVID-19 Mandates
A Californian town declared itself a constitutional republic last month to halt what city authorities refer to as increasing federal overreach concerning the imposition of COVID-19 mandates, with many saying the resolution has "no teeth."...
Yemen War Death Toll to Exceed 377,000 by Year-End
A United Nations report states that by 2022, 337,000 people will have died during the Yemen war mainly due to indirect causes. The report, issued by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on Nov. 23...
Lithuania Defying China, Opens Taiwan Embassy
Tensions rose between Beijing and Vilnius on Nov. 18 after Lithuania opened a de facto diplomatic office for Taiwan, with Beijing decrying the move calling it an “extremely egregious act.” In retaliation, Beijing, with a...
Aboriginal Group Alleges 47 Residents Forcefully Detained, Trucked Away to Quarantine Camps
A group of aboriginals from Australia’s Northern Territory cried out for international help, via video, claiming that members of their community are being hunted down and forcibly vaccinated and quarantined, with members of the community...
Homeschooling May Generate More ‘Well-Adjusted, Responsible’ Adolescents
A Harvard study suggests that homeschooled children generally grow into “well-adjusted, responsible and socially engaged young adults” — key qualities for a resilient generation to take on the current crisis. In a recent article in...
Austria Moves Into 4th Lockdown With Vaccine Mandate Looming
In Austria, on Nov. 15, a lockdown targeting the unvaccinated came into effect. The lockdown reportedly would last for at least ten days. Under the new rules, Austrians age12 and up, and without vaccination, can...
Violent Clashes Erupt in Rotterdam Over Lockdown Restrictions, 3 Feared Dead
THE HAGUE — Violent clashes broke out in the Dutch city of Rotterdam on Friday night over newly imposed COVID-19 measures, with police opening fire on protesters, potentially claiming three lives. The riots followed a...