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Doctors Are Intimidated by Authorities to Keeping Silent About Vaccination Dangers
Community news 22 Jun 2021
He is joined by a trio of doctors and scientists.
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"Doctors are Intimidated by Authorities to Keeping Silent about Vaccination Dangers"
WorldNews.com 22 Jun 2021
Independent MP Derek Sloan holds a news conference on Parliament Hill to raise concerns about the alleged censorship of doctors and scientists as well as medical information related to vaccines ... He is joined by a trio of doctors and scientists. .
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Covid Vaccine Genocide – English Subtitles – Ano Turtiainen, Member Of Parliament Of Finland Speech (9 June 2021)
WorldNews.com 21 Jun 2021
Ano Turtiainen, member of Parliament of Finland, gave a straight speech 9.6.2021 about possible COVID vaccine genocide going on in Finland ... TRANSCRIPT of the translation (subtitles).. Honorable Chairman, the committee’s report mentions a wide range of real challenges to Finland’s security ... Dear members of the Parliament (MP’s) ... Listen carefully ... .
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Western Sanctions Bordering on a 'Declaration of Economic War', Says Belarus
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US seizes 36 Iranian websites including state-run media
Gulf News 23 Jun 2021
Washington/Tehran. The US has seized three dozen Iranian websites, according to the Justice Department, in a move likely to inflame tensions ahead of nuclear talks in Vienna expected to resume next month ... The web domains affected include the English-language news network Press TV and Arabic-language channels Al Alam News and Al Kawthar TV ... .
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Beijing Decries US Warship's Passage Via Taiwan Strait as Threat to Regional Peace
Urdu Point 23 Jun 2021
" fully demonstrate that the United States is the largest source of threats, we strongly oppose this," Zhang said in a statement, posted on Chinese social network Weibo, denouncing the move as "deliberately undermining regional security and severely damaging peace and stability" in the strait ... ....
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Famine looms for 41million people across 43 countries as UN bids to avert crisis
Live Mint 22 Jun 2021
About 0.5% of the global population is on the brink of famine this year, with $6 billion in funding needed to avert a crisis, the United Nations’ World Food Programme warned ... That figure has climbed by more than half since 2019, stoked by conflict, climate change and economic shocks. MORE FROM THIS SECTIONSee All ... TRENDING STORIESSee All ... .
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Saudi operatives who killed Khashoggi received paramilitary training in US
Straits Times 23 Jun 2021
WASHINGTON (NYTIMES) - Four Saudis who participated in the 2018 killing of The Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi received paramilitary training in the United States the previous year under a contract approved by the State Department, according to documents and people familiar with the arrangement ... More on this topic. � ....
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Kim’s sister slams US, dismisses chance for talks to resume
Wtop 22 Jun 2021
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un dismissed prospects for early resumption of diplomacy with the United States, saying Tuesday the U.S. expectations for talks would “plunge them into a greater disappointment.”. Kim Yo Jong issued the statement after U.S ... Her statement came as the top U.S ... U.S ... ___ ... Source .
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United States considers slowing its exit from Afghanistan as the Taliban gains ground
Irish Independent 23 Jun 2021
The United States could slow down its withdrawal from Afghanistan amid rapid battlefield gains by the Taliban , the Pentagon said. It came as the United Nations warned the insurgents were making strong gains and had captured 50 districts, many neighbouring Afghan cities ... “We’re constantly taking a look at this, every single day.” ... .
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UN: Growing international concern must translate into concrete action over China’s crimes against humanity in Xinjiang
Amnesty 22 Jun 2021
“This important statement delivered by Canada on behalf of 43 countries is a welcome reflection of growing international concern over evidence of crimes against humanity being committed in Xinjiang ... “These states must now move beyond handwringing and take real action to address this egregious situation ... There’s not a moment more to lose ... Background ... .
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US could slow Afghanistan withdrawal amid Taliban gains
BBC News 22 Jun 2021
The US military has said it could slow down its withdrawal from Afghanistan in light of recent battlefield victories by the Taliban. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said the deadline for a full withdrawal by 11 September was still in place, but the pace may change. Pentagon officials said last week that the withdrawal is about half-way done ... .
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Chicago Is Setting Itself Up to Be a Leader in the BTC Space
LB News 22 Jun 2021
Chicago is building itself up as a leader in the world of blockchain and crypto. The region already hosts a bitcoin ATM operator and a crypto mining facility and is looking to add a whole lot more to the mix. Chicago Is Becoming a Real Crypto Hub ... He says.. The real expert, the final arbiter of what is happening, is the market itself ... .
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Vatican protests against 'unprecedented' Italian bill on homophobia
BBC News 22 Jun 2021
The Vatican has protested to Italy over a bill on homophobia currently passing through parliament. The Zan bill would punish discrimination and incitement to violence against the LGBT community, as well as women and people with disabilities. The Vatican argues the bill would curb religious freedoms secured in a treaty ... Related Topics. .
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Spain pardons jailed Catalan separatist leaders
Metro USA 22 Jun 2021
MADRID (Reuters) -Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Tuesday pardoned all nine Catalan separatist leaders jailed for their role in a failed independence bid in the region in 2017, one of whom reacted with defiance to news of his impending release. Sanchez announced the pardons in a televised address ... We won’t give up the fight ... .
