Europe
Russia Gives New Powers to KGB Successor
The Duma (the lower house of Russia’s legislature) on July 9 passed a bill that will allow the Federal Security Service (FSB) to...
French “Psychological Violence” Ban Under Fire
The French parliament voted unanimously June 29 to give final approval to a new law to criminalize “psychological violence,” prompting criticism from judges...
Read moreEuro Likely to Keep Losing Value
The grand hopes of a decade ago that the euro, a common currency of the E.U., would lead to a golden age of...
Read more‘Big Brother’ Monitors Conversations in European Cities
In a scenario that could have come from George Orwell’s famous book 1984, a controversial government surveillance system that uses hidden microphones to...
Read moreDutch Admit More Bad Global-warming Science
The Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency reported on July 5 that evidence it put into the 3,000-page Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has...
Read moreDoubts Grow In Whistle-blower “Suicide”
New revelations in the suspicious “suicide” death of whistle-blower Dr. David Kelly point even more strongly to the possibility of murder and a...
Read moreSweden Bans Home-schooling, Religious Instruction
The Kingdom of Sweden took a dramatic turn toward totalitarianism with the adoption of a sweeping new education “reform” package that essentially prohibits...
Read moreIceland to Become ‘Journalism Haven’
With the support of several prominent organizations, the Icelandic Parliament (the Althing) unanimously approved a new legislative package aimed at creating a sort...
Read moreBritain Ponders Sex-Ed for Kindergarten
A British health watchdog group has proposed that sex education be taught to children in Kindergarten, so that they will have the skills...
Read moreU.S. Terrorizes Switzerland Over Taxes, Banking
The U.S. government is using threats and intimidation to coerce tiny Switzerland into changing its laws and handing over the names of Americans...
Read moreSwiss May Yet Refuse to Release Banking Records
Switzerland has long been a nation that provides an excellent example of how to thrive in a world full of political conflicts and...
Read moreHungary Announces Flat Tax and Bank Tax
After rattling markets last week with fears of a default, the Hungarian government announced a series of measures earlier this week including spending...
Read moreBilderberg Group Met and Discussed — What?
In hindsight, the Steering Committee in charge of the annual gathering of elites known informally as the Bilderberg group could have chosen a...
Read moreSecretive Bilderberg Group Meets in Spain
It happens every year in June, somewhere on the face of the Earth where there’s enough security and affluence to accommodate a gathering...
Read moreGermany’s President Resigns
President Horst Kohler has abruptly resigned as head of state of Germany in response to criticism of his remarks a few days earlier...
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