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Shanghai & Moderna Sign Medical Research Agreement

In yet another blow to the globalist plan for World Domination, last week the government of Shanghai has signed a “strategic cooperation agreement” with US-based pharmaceutical company Moderna. For anyone living in a cave on Mars for the last couple of years, Moderna are an mRNA-focused research company who produced

CBDC Related News: Kill CBDCs and save cash

Recently there has been a concerted push, globally, to implement central bank digital currencies (“CBDCs”). Africa is always the testing ground for global initiatives as they’re the toughest nut to crack. As forcing CBDCs onto Nigerians has failed, the globalists are trying to implement them in the West by

Majority of 2,500 “climate mitigation” projects funded by the World Bank have little to do with climate

According to an analysis by the Breakthrough Institute and the Centre for Global Development, the majority of climate projects funded by the World Bank between 2020 and 2022 turned out to have little to do with climate at all. The World Bank is by far the largest provider of climate

EU Hits Google with Antitrust Charges over Online Advertising Practices

Google has reportedly been charged with violating European Union antitrust laws.

Fiscal Insanity: The Government Borrows $6 Billion a Day, and We’re Stuck with the Bill

We’re not living the American dream.

Central Bank Digital Currency Is the Endgame – Part 2

In Part 1 we noted that “money” is no more than a medium of exchange.

Breitbart Business Digest: The Fed Is Forecasting a Contraction

The Fed Slightly Downgraded Expected Growth for 2023 The Federal Reserve appears to expect economic growth to come crashing to an abrupt halt later this year.

The SVB Collapse: How financial crisis boosts the rise of CBDCs

Last Friday saw the total failure of the Silicon Valley Bank, the 16th biggest bank in the United States.

A wave of key executives leaving Apple

Apple Inc., known for its stability at the top, is facing a new challenge: an unprecedented level of turnover in its executive ranks.