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Summer Heats Up as Furious Dutch Farmers Rage Against Nitrogen Reduction Plans

Commentary Dutch farmers are preparing for a hot summer confronting the government's announced nitrogen emission cuts, which some deem a land grab to make way for Agenda 2030. Minister of
Dutch farmers are enrgaged the government intends to shutter them by limiting nitrogen fertilizer use. A multi-industry national lockdown protest is set for July 4.

Is the Establishment Chatter of ‘Disease X’ a Prelude For a Looming, New Global Pandemic?

Commentary For the majority of people whose news and information intake comes from outside of the  establishment media cartel, they know that when the propaganda machine starts chattering, something is
The establishment is chattering about "Disease X," and that may mean a new global pandemic is looming on the horizon.
China Fights Uphill Battle to Rescue Its Economy While Keeping ‘Zero-COVID’
You’ll Raise Virtual Children in the Metaverse and Pay for the Privilege: AI Expert
Instead of being human, you'll live in the Metaverse and raise virtual children while paying for the privilege, states an AI Expert.
The Internet Hivemind Wants ‘Zero Monkeypox’ Policy Installed
The Twitter hivemind wants Zero Monkeypox mandates to be installed. The disease has 450 confirmed cases worldwide.
Xi vs. Li? Analyzing Political Rumors About a ‘Split’ Between China’s President and Premier
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Communist Politics Are Bringing Disaster to China–And Xi Jinping
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Under Musk, Twitter Already Headed for Change, But Hurdles Lie Ahead
Political, social, and regulatory hurdles still lie ahead for Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter, which has brought positive change to the platform thus far
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How ‘Goddess of Weightlifting’ Kuo Hsing-chun Won Taiwan Its First Gold in the 2020 Olympics
Commentary Besting three Olympic records, Taiwan’s Kuo Hsing-chun fell short of topping a world record she set in 2019, but earned the Republic of China (ROC) its first gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics on...
On Communist Party’s Centennial, Xi Claims China’s Success Hinges on Its Leadership
Commentary July 1, 2021 marks both a solemn and dark day for the human race: the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a fundamentally criminal organization that not only ruined 5,000 years of...
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The Truth and Lessons of Tiananmen
In 1989, Communist China massacred thousands of its own people in the center of Beijing. The effects of that massacre last to this day More than three decades ago, there was a brief moment when...
China and America’s Fate: A Conversation Between Simone Gao and Mike Pompeo
We have a sense that America is at risk. We see it day after day as stories of cyberattacks, congressional debates, coronavirus devastation, and social unrest overwhelm our news outlets. And we wonder where we...
A Falun Gong practitioner meditates as Hong Kong citizens walk past during a flash mob march to show solidarity with the 47 pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong who were charged with subversion against the Chinese Communist Party-controlled city government after organizing and taking part in a primary election, in Santa Monica, California on March 7, 2021
Attacks on Independent Media in Hong Kong Showcase Factional Struggle Among China’s Top Leaders
News analysis Hong Kong has long been a safe haven for practitioners of Falun Gong, the spiritual practice that has endured more than 20 years of all-out persecution by the communist regime in mainland China. ...