Category: World

Nigel Farage told readers of the Telegraph that the Conservative Party will be ‘annihilated’ at a general election in the case that Boris Johnson fails to deliver Brexit to the British people. In his piece, Farage warns that Prime Minister Johnson could try to pass a version of Theresa May’s unpopular withdrawal treaty in the House of Commons. He also reminded readers that “Johnson twice voted against the Withdrawal Agreement but then fell at the final hurdle by voting for it at the third time of asking, back in March”.…

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Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orbán has warned his people and the people of Europe that the migrant crisis is far from over and that European nation-states need to be ready and willing to take action to rectify the globalist-led EU’s mistakes, failings, and years of recklessness. As he spoke on the Good Morning Hungary show on Kossuth Rádió, Orbán observed that “There were many mistakes in the past five years, which Brussels let slip”.  The Hungarian leader also mentioned that his Fidesz party – currently holding almost 60 percent of…

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In 2017, a vast cloud of nuclear radiation spread over a good part of continental Europe. Its source was never truly known – until now! An international team of scientists have now traced the cloud to a previously undisclosed nuclear accident in southern Russia. The nuclear experts say that the cloud of radiation detected over Europe in late September 2017 could only have been caused by a nuclear fuel-reprocessing accident at the Mayak Production Association, a nuclear facility in the Chelyabinsk region of the Ural Mountains in Russia. The scientists…

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After chaotic, and sometimes violent protests of public outcry, last week, embattled Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló announced his resignation. His resignation came only after days of protests calling for his ouster over a scandal involving leaked private chats, as well as corruption investigations and arrests erupted across the commonwealth. Rosselló’s resignation, which will take effect on Aug. 2, was given on a recorded video published on Facebook. In the message, he touted what he considered accomplishments of his tenure, saying he fought corruption and made strides for different communities.…

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A newly released study of the electoral preferences of members of the French military and the gendarmes has demonstrated an increasing tendency to support national populist Marine Le Pen and her Rassemblement National (RN) or National Rally party. An Ifop study which was conducted for the Jean Jaurès Foundation, examined communes with large amounts of soldiers living there compared to the average population and discovered that some, like Mailly-le-Camp, saw 50.4 percent voting for National Rally in this year’s European Parliament election, according to a report from Le Figaro. The…

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Over the last weekend, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that there are “no indications” that Iran is willing to change its “malign behavior” as the Iranian regime continues to act aggressively on the world stage. “In the end, the Iranians, the regime, has to make a decision that it wants to behave like a normal nation,” Pompeo told reporters during a press conference with Ecuadorian President Lenín Moreno. “And if they do that, we’re prepared to negotiate across a broad spectrum of issues with no preconditions and I hope…

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Schools in the U.K. will somehow need to find around 420,000 extra school places over the next ten years, thanks – at least in part – to a large baby boom among migrant mothers. The Department of Education’s newest projections suggest that although “Direct immigration of pupils born outside the U.K. has a very small effect on the school-age population” in comparison to the birth rate, the birth rate “is in turn affected by any increase in the number of children born to non-U.K. born women (who overall tend to…

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When the Internet went public 30 years ago, its key purpose was to help people access and share information. “The World Wide Web project merges the techniques of information retrieval and hypertext to make an easy but powerful global information system,” wrote Internet creator Tim Berner-Lee. The Internet was always intended to facilitate the free exchange of information and ideas. Before Tim decided on the name “World Wide Web,” he considered titles such as “The Mine of Information” and “The Information Mesh.” While the Internet has long since evolved past…

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The UK’s most senior diplomat in the US stepped down following a very public row with Donald Trump. Kim Darroch’s resignation came on the heels of some very choice words the President had for not only him, but Prime Minister Theresa May. After leaked official cables found Darroch referring to Trump as “inept” and worse,  Trump said on Tuesday, July 9, that Prime Minister Theresa May was “foolish” in her handling of Brexit, and he doubled down on the feud with Darroch, calling the Ambassador “wacky,” “stupid” and a “pompous…

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Ever have your phone or line tapped?  Do you ever feel like you are being watched?  Evidence shows that there is something very eerie and strange going on in our solar system based on our conventional knowledge.  Subjects like these usually get swept under the rug then shrouded by a thick smoke screen emitted in order to divert public interest.  Recently, scientists have reported picking up strange radio signals broadcast from beyond the Earth. This is nothing new.  This has been going on for over 100 years.  These radio signals…

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