Paul Serran 
The ‘migrants to Rwanda’ soap opera had another exciting chapter in the last couple of days, but it doesn’t seem like it’ll be over any time soon.
If there’s one thing that can be said about French President Emmanuel Macron is that he has mastered the art of political survival.
I bet no one of us had ‘retaliation air strikes between Iran and nuclear-armed Pakistan’ in their bingo cards for 2024.
In the run-up to his reelection, Conservative champion Donald Trump is projecting force and leadership at an unprecedented level, and at the World Economic Forum yearly meeting at Davos, Switzerland, just about everyone is worried about him.
It has become painfully clear that when the European Union talks about ‘the rule of law,’ what they really mean to enforce is the absolute surrender to the failed Globalist policies emanating from Brussels.
Russian Federation forces have stepped up their campaign of air strikes with missiles and drones against the concentration of foreign mercenary troops.
Über Globalist Ursula van der Leyen is determined that Ukraine shall see have the EU’s €50-billion special fund.
On his first day at the World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky had the habitual stern words of warning for his weakening Western allies.
For 24 years, Roger Daltrey, singer for classic British rock band The Who, headed Teenage Cancer Trust’s annual charity shows, weaponizing his star power to assemble some of the greatest musicians in the world to raise money and awareness for the worthy cause.
Remember when the threat of nuclear war seemed to have faded away into the past with the other relics of the Cold War?
Highly unpopular German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is an ineffective leader, heading a dysfunctional coalition that is floundering on the polls, while the right-wing parties grow rapidly into the frontrunners for the upcoming European elections.
To say that Joe Biden’s State Department from Hell is overextended is an euphemism.
The situation in the Middle East took a turn for the worse with a reported major escalation by Iran that claimed responsibility for bombings near the American Consulate and Airport in Erbil, Iraq.
The Houthis have become a major disruptive factor of the world trade in the unfolding of the war in the Middle East.
As the War in Ukraine heads into its third year, it is only fitting that President Volodymyr Zelensky, the man who is carrying the Globalist flag against their ultimate foe, Russia’s Vladimir Putin, should be attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Four days after the USW and UK first air-raided the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, the capability of the group appears to remain untouched, as the missile strikes on ships on the Red Sea have not stopped.
Then fact that intelligence services – that in many cases have become a power unto themselves – hate Donald Trump is hardly a top-secret piece of intel.
The law of unintended consequences seems at play in a major way, as billionaire Hedge Fund manager and activist investor Bill Ackman is pitted against mainstream academic figures and news outlets in defense of his wife Neri Oxman.
The virtue of perseverance handed a very consequential British politician with a late but remarkable victory after no less than 7 failed attempts to become a Member of Parliament.
Ukraine’s situation rapidly deteriorates in the battlefields along the frontline, with significant attrition occurring in the rear areas and major aid packages by the US and EU still stuck in a political quagmire.
Poland is still reeling from the monster demonstrations for the release of the (already pardoned) political prisoners that were illegally arrested INSIDE THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE, but the new Prime Minister Donald Tusk has already moved ahead relentlessly in his vendetta against prominent officials from the former government.
The years-long political struggle between Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and the European Union seems to be coming to a head.
From its original military neutrality up until its present membership in NATO, Finland has moved substantially away from Russia and towards the West.
Former French Prime Minister Elisabeth took the fall for the unpopular Macron second Presidential mandate, and now the way is open for the young new PM and a distinctly more rightwing cabinet.
The badly failing German Chancellor Olaf Scholz needs some – any – positive agenda he can find to try to revert his relentless downward plunge in the polls.
To a certain degree, the de-dollarization process presently taking place in the world is a self-inflicted wound.
Objections against oil and other carbon based energy sources are usually articulated along two lines: the first is that these would be fossil fuels, generated by age-old decaying dinosaurs and plants etc – and therefore a finite source about to run out.
As the eyes of the world increasingly turn to the middle east, Zelensky and some of his allies in Europe are struggling against the painful descent of Kiev into geopolitical irrelevance.
The US and UK carry out airstrikes against Houthis in Yemen.
UPDATE: US and British warplanes attack Houthi targets in Yemen.
Tens of thousands of Polish citizens have taken to the streets of capital Warsaw to demand the release of the two ‘political prisoners’ held illegally by Globalist Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Escalating Russian sanctions and crippling climate regulations lead European leaders to embrace Nuclear power – and those who don’t may have to resort to ‘dirtiest’ coal.
Very few cultural manifestations in the world can be as divisive and controversial as the bullfight.
Globalist cheerleader and former President of the European Commission, liberal Polish PM Donald Tusk, has shown his true (and ugly) colors.
The American space program continues to face a constellation of problems in the plan to take the first humans back to the Moon in over half a century.
All over Europe, the same social phenomenon is ongoing, in which the political pendulum is swinging (or has swung) to the right, favoring different stripes of conservatives, nationalists, and rightwing populists.
Olaf Scholz is the most unpopular German Chancellor of the century.
Bill Ackman built a reputation as an aggressive activist investor, and as he leads a ‘crusade’ against liberal anti-Semitic university deans, he found himself also dragged into the ongoing controversy about plagiarism in academia.
A lot of people are fed up with the whole AI subject.
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne is out.
The way back to the moon may prove to be harder than it seems.
Farmers won’t accept the ‘planned famine’ engineered by Scholz’s inane climate alarmist policies.
There are a number of tragedies simultaneously at play now in Ukraine, revolving around the massive number of casualties sustained during the almost two years of war.
Humans haven’t gone back to the moon yet, but it’s already generating controversy.
At the last major celebration of the Christmas season, Epiphany, Globalist Pope Francis once again tried to reframe the latest, deep self-inflicted crisis of his papacy.
While no one realistically is expecting the release of these names in the ‘Epstein list’ to unfold into a wave of prosecutions, there’s one person repeatedly mentioned in the documents who is more concerned than most: Sarah Kellen, Epstein’s former assistant.
The unrest in the Catholic ranks is far from over, as Globalist Pope Francis tries to deal with widespread international backlash to the Vatican’s recent declaration on same-sex blessings contained in the Fiducia Supplicans document.
Space, the final frontier, is the new battleground.
New President Javier Milei had the votes.
2024 is an unprecedented year in terms of elections, with almost half of humanity going to the polls, as is the case in the UK.
Film fans and Christian believers alike: rejoice!
Climate alarmists will insist 2023 was ‘the hottest on record globally’, and show those ‘studies’ that will most likely end up being disproven like all their theories.
As the first documents of the ‘Epstein list’ are being read and digested by writers all over the world, some household names are popping up, like Former President Bill Clinton and his aide Doug Band, Britain’s Prince Andrew, former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, billionaires Glenn and Eva Dubin, magician David Copperfield and the late model scout Jean-Luc Brunel.
Eva dated Epstein in the 1980s for 11 years, Glenn is accused of having sex with girls from his trafficking ring – the couple has consistently denied all accusations.
Once you understand that Ukraine’s national hero, Stephan Bandera, was a Nazi war criminal that massacred Polish civilians, you realize that this friendship between the countries was never going to work.
The attention of the world is focused on the release of a list of 170 High Profile People with ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
The highly dysfunctional coalition headed by Globalist Chancellor Olaf Scholz continues to flounder, marred by budget problems, economic woes, unchecked mass migration, and the constant war-mongering for Ukraine.
