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News Stories from various sources (19.12.2025)

The following is a list of 21 articles published by various outlets, mainly yesterday or today, that caught our eye. They cover topics such as the Ukraine/Russia war, the Middle East conflict and the threat Iran still pose, the threat of Is

Tobacco earns more revenue in taxes; this is why they are clamping down on vapes

At the end of 2024, the US Congress passed legislation that protects US states from banning lower-risk nicotine products that have been determined appropriate for the protection of public health, such as nicotine pouches. “This should not b

Vaccine Lie: Antibody production equates to immunity

Antibody production is not immunity to disease. The promotion of this false equivalency represents the first Big Lie of vaccinology. In a series of articles, Dr. Clayton J Baker is addressing each of what he sees as the five big lies of vac

Substack expands censorship to Australian users

On Wednesday, Australian Substack authors received a message: “Substack is introducing age verification steps for readers in Australia.” “To say that I was flabbergasted is an understatement,” author of Informed Choice Meryl Dorey said, bec

The man with the strangest job in the world

Dr Vernon Coleman recounts his memories of a man who had the strangest job in the world. Anton was a professional eater who was hired by a restaurant owner in Paris to sit at a small table in the window and eat food all day long. Let’s no

Study predicting global economic collapse due to climate change is retracted; what if we did the opposite of climate activists’ beliefs and just burned it all?

Yesterday, the scientific journal Nature retracted a 2024 study that predicted a global economic collapse from climate change. The retraction was due to inaccuracies around the data set used. The study predicted that the global economic da

US: ICE Arrest at FIFA Event Spotlights Dangers for World Cup

(New York) – The arrest and return of an asylum seeker who took his children to the Club World Cup soccer tournament final on July 13, 2025, raises serious concerns about the safety of noncitizens attending the 2026 World Cup in the United

AI isn’t just taking over jobs; it’s now taking over creation itself

Sam Altman is funding a project to use gene editing to develop human babies that do not have a hereditary disease. They claim this is to cure incurable heritable genetic diseases – but that’s not what the end goal is. Let’s not lose touch

You are the target of a carefully orchestrated war

Are You Depressed Yet? If not, you soon will be because that’s the plan. You are the target of a carefully orchestrated war. And the weapons are fear and misery, not bullets and bombs. Let’s not lose touch…Your Government and Big Tech are

Philippe Bolopion to Lead Human Rights Watch

(New York) – Philippe Bolopion, a 13-year veteran of Human Rights Watch and a former journalist who has extensively advocated on atrocities in conflict zones, has been named the executive director of Human Rights Watch, the organization ann

South Korean study finds a 27% increase in risk of developing cancer within one year after covid vaccination

In September, a study was published that examined the health records of the 8.4 million residents of Seoul, South Korea. It found that overall, there was a 27% increased risk of developing cancer within one year of covid vaccination. The

IEA report admits commitment to climate change is melting away

In a new report, IEA, a body whose research helps to shape global energy policies, has admitted that countries’ commitment to climate change action is declining rapidly. The IEA had been predicting that “fossil” fuel consumption would peak

Do covid injections cause cancer? A professor of biology gives her opinion

Dr Charlotte Kuperwasser, Professor in the Department of Developmental, Molecular and Chemical Biology at Tufts University, Massachusetts, describes three biologically plausible mechanisms that may link covid mRNA injections to cancer. She