WorldA new(s) star has been born in the northern hemisphere.
“Help prevent animal homelessness: Never give animals as Christmas gifts”
Letters"Adding an animal companion to the family is an important decision that requires making a lifetime commitment", Mimi Bekhechi PETA vice president Europe writes.
How Google stopped the red wave
ColumnsGoogle do not want you to look at how they tampered with the 2022 midterm elections, Dr. Robert Epstein writes.
They wanted their child to be operated on using unvaccinated blood – then the health authorities took it to court
HealthHealth authorities win high-profile court case in New Zealand - take over guardianship to carry out operation on four-month-old Will with the blood they want.
The Twitter documents – how internal discussions went when the Hunter Biden affair was censored
TechElon Musk continues to release new revelations about Twitter's censorship tools as well as the company's behind-the-scenes decision-making process.
Acclaimed author: “The Great Replacement of peoples is a fact”
WorldMichel Houllebecq, hailed as "France's greatest living writer", notes that "Europe will be swept away" by the mass immigration policies being pursued.
Bob Moran’s cartoons
Dexter the cat keeps the neighbourhood tidy
Environment"He is simply just a cat with an unusual hobby, which in itself leads to a cleaner neighbourhood," says owner Fredrik.
The polar night and the midnight sun
CultureTake part in photographer Jonna Jinton's inspiring view of the sharp contrasts of the Nordic region.
KTH School of Architecture Voted Stockholm’s Ugliest Building
SwedenIf the building wins the Swedish final, in addition to the shame, it is also rewarded with a demolition grant.
The spiritual artist
CultureThe incredible 27-year-old artist Akiane Kramarik has not only been noticed for her art, but also for the spiritually oriented methodology in her creation.
Dani rescued four wild squirrels – remained friends
EnvironmentDecided to help the cubs after the mother was run over.
The Vikings first inhabitants of the Azores
ScienceThe northerners settled on the archipelago already half a millennium before the Portuguese, according to researchers.
Yuval Noah Harari and the robotized humanity
CultureWill humanity be turned into a herd of will-less robots?
The blue zones: Where people live the longest in the world
HealthDiscover the secrets behind the longest living people in the world!
“The solidarity argument for forced mass vaccination turned out to be false”
DebatePer Shapiro: The collective blaming of those who hesitated to take the shot was built on an outright lie, which those responsible are now trying not to pretend.
MIT researcher: “The mRNA vaccine can lead to infertility and fatal diseases”
ScienceProfiled researcher Stephanie Seneff pulls the ongoing mass vaccination campaign to pieces.
The conclusion of radical feminism: “So many ruined lives”
CultureThe voice of a close witness - the sister of Kate Millett.
Duckduckgo flips – starts manipulating search results
TechUsers worry about the potential of the search engine now going in a similar political direction as Google.
No one escapes the chokehold of driving
ColumnsTege Tornvall: Politicians are systematically making it increasingly difficult for ordinary people to have a car.
The new project of the ultra-globalists: “Global cyber pandemic” is to be solved with “digital vaccine”
TechWEF´s Klaus Schwab: Covid-19 "a minor disturbance" compared to a massive cyber attack.
Bill Gates’ and Rockefeller’s plan to implement digital ID documents on billions of people
TechThe goal: Digital IDs for us all.
Bob Moran’s cartoons
