Just over a year-ago Brazil and India were aligned with the U.S. in its “War on Terror”. Now they are calling for an “urgent investigation” into U.S. funded research into biological-pathogens in the Ukraine
Together, Ukraine and Russia account for a quarter of globally traded wheat
Russia and Ukraine are two of the world’s biggest grain exporters, so the ongoing conflict will impact food supplies. Together with Russia being the main producer of some vital fertilisers having just restricted exports in response to Western sanctions, we could soon see more rapidly rising food prices
Some amazing footage filmed in the first week of March in Ukraine. Parts of Kyiv look like a film set – NOT a city at war!!
James Fetzer presents some stunning examples of how the media is lying to us over events in Ukraine
A day after warning that arms supplies from the West would be considered legitimate targets, Russia launches missile strikes on the International Peacekeeping and Security Centre military base in western Ukraine, 12km from the Polish border
A deleted web article which has been recovered, reveals the U.S. sponsored a string of biolabs handling hazardous pathogens in the Ukraine
Russia warns that arms shipments from NATO countries to Ukraine will be considered “legitimate targets”. As President Zelensky, revealed that at least 1,300 Ukrainian troops have been killed in the conflict so far
How the war in Ukraine and the exodus of hundreds of thousands of refugees fits in with Agenda 2030 and the abolition of private property. Although a privileged few will be exempt, of course. Computing Forever explains
If UK government wants to ask its citizens to take in Ukrainian refugees into their homes what does it do? They get their propaganda division, the BBC, to contact the agents of comedians and actors to make this video. Obviously if they refuse it might harm their media careers. So these well-heeled puppets dutifully comply
Russia may already have saved us from the virus hoax and Agenda 2030. A selection of dynamite stories collected by Henry Makow
Former Home Secretary Jack Straw says letting so many migrants into the UK was a “spectacular mistake”