Month: January 2021

Categories Russia

Putin Speaks About Global Security Erosion, Pandemic, and IT Giants’ Monopolies at Davos Forum

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The Russian president is delivering an address at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos on 27 January in an online format mandated by the ongoing pandemic. Global economic restoration after the end of the pandemic is one of the key topics that will be discussed at WEF this week. … Read More >Putin Speaks About Global Security Erosion, Pandemic, and IT Giants’ Monopolies at Davos Forum

Categories Shows

What will Biden’s presidency mean for Palestine? (UNRWA Gaza director)

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On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to UNRWA Director in Gaza Matthias Schmale. He discusses what the Joe Biden presidency will mean for Palestine and its illegal occupation by Israel, whether US funding for the UNRWA will return, accusations of anti-Semitism and Israeli allegations that the UNRWA ‘perpetuates refugees,’ recent Israeli airstrikes and land incursion into Gaza, and much more! Finally, we speak to Retired Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer about what Joe Biden’s foreign policy is likely to look like. … Read More >What will Biden’s presidency mean for Palestine? (UNRWA Gaza director)

Categories Op-ed

Gordon Brown is wrong… Britain is already a failed state and should split, not soldier on in this unhappy & antiquated marriage

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The former PM publicly voiced his views on the current trajectory of the UK and feels action needs to be taken to prevent it breaking apart. But the facts and trends suggest that things may be already past the point of no-return. … Read More >Gordon Brown is wrong… Britain is already a failed state and should split, not soldier on in this unhappy & antiquated marriage

Categories USA

‘Hall monitors’ for social media? Twitter launches new ‘Birdwatch’ program, enlisting users to help hunt down ‘misleading’ speech

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Twitter has launched a new feature, called “Birdwatch,” that relies on users of the social media platform to identify content that they deem misleading and post notes to provide “informative context” on the topic. … Read More >‘Hall monitors’ for social media? Twitter launches new ‘Birdwatch’ program, enlisting users to help hunt down ‘misleading’ speech

Categories UK

Far too early to think about summer holidays, says UK minister, as PM to rule on quarantine hotels

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The UK’s vaccine minister has warned Britons against making summer holiday plans just yet, despite the progress made in the Covid-19 inoculation programme, adding that caution is needed with regard to new variants. … Read More >Far too early to think about summer holidays, says UK minister, as PM to rule on quarantine hotels

Categories USA

Twitter PERMANENTLY bans Trump-supporting MyPillow CEO for ‘repeated’ violations of election interference policy

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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell has been kicked off Twitter for multiple violations of the platform’s civic integrity policy. The outspoken Trump supporter has been vocal about his belief that the 2020 election results were fraudulent. … Read More >Twitter PERMANENTLY bans Trump-supporting MyPillow CEO for ‘repeated’ violations of election interference policy

Categories USA

Wayne Dupree: Less than a week in, we can already see the four years of economic devastation that lie ahead for us under Biden

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The Democrats don’t want a successful America. They want to control our lives, spend all our money on welfare and useless green energy schemes, and open up our borders to millions more immigrants. … Read More >Wayne Dupree: Less than a week in, we can already see the four years of economic devastation that lie ahead for us under Biden