Month: July 2023

World Economic Forum Concludes “Annual Meeting of the New Champions” in China with Accelerated Plans Toward Global Social Credit and Digital Surveillance

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The World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions gathered in Tianjin, China, June 27-29 to discuss the latest ideas for promoting “the global transition to a green and renewable economy.” Approximately 1500 participants attended the 14th annual meeting with a stated effort to “boost multilateralism and collaboration in a fragmented world.” The three-day event, hailed by some as “Summer Davos,” started out with roaring applause for Dr.

CIA Burns Screenshot from PBS NewsHour 12/16/22

CIA Not Looking to Waste “Opportunity” in Ukraine — Latest Forever War Continues with No End in Sight 

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CIA Director William Burns says the current political environment in Russia creates a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” for human intelligence gathering.  “We’re not letting it go to waste,” Director Burns explained, according to Reuters.  The CIA wants to use the conflict in #Ukraine to recruit agents in #Russia “That disaffection creates a once-in-a-generation opportunity for us at CIA – at our core a human intelligence service.

Arizona Republicans Pass Resolution to Designate July as PRIDE in AMERICA MONTH

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Arizona’s Legislative District 3 Republicans are taking back pride month with a new resolution celebrating America and dismissing woke LGBT ideology.  The new resolution designates the month of July as Pride in America Month to celebrate our Founding Fathers and recognizes “that God created two unalterable and immutable genders.” This is a contrast to Arizona’s illegitimate Governor Katie Hobbs, who kicked off LQBT pride month by flying multiple pride flags outside her office at the Capitol above the American flag and state flag, likely in violation of the U.S.

100 Cities Burning: France’s Sheer Anarchy the Worst Crisis Since Yellow Vests in 2018 – Some Rioters Seen Discharging Automatic Weapons (VIDEOS)

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Despite increasing the police presence in the country to 45,000 policemen and gendarmes onto the streets – equipped for the first time with 18 armored vehicles – the unrest situation in France remains out of control in the first night since the videotaped death teenager Nahel, and as much as 100 cities were touched by riots on Friday night.