Topical headlines and links: including how Trudeau’s heir apparent Mark Carney sold 63% of Canada’s gold to the UK. A month later he left for London to become the head of the Bank of England. During his time there, he sold NO gold
Israel’s new military chief has warned that the IDF will face acute manpower and equipment shortage as it strives to attain Netanyahu’s goals in Gaza
The Hepatitis B vaccine is required for kids to attend public school in 47 states
Iran has assembled and flight-tested its first batch of Russian Su-35s. They could be officially unveiled on Iran’s Army Day, April 18, sending a clear signal to regional adversaries and allies.
Ensuring that Britain’s ‘two tier’ law enforcement is properly imposed, a ‘two tier’ police force where some ethnic groups are given preference in recruitment and promotion
Patrick O’Carroll reveals how the British protected their agent before, during and after the war
President Donald Trump’s special envoy to Ukraine has suggested that Ukraine could be divided into zones of control reminiscent of post-World War II Berlin as part of a prospective ceasefire agreement
In normal times, men and women play complementary roles. When things get out of whack, as they are now, then another culture war appears, and it is an interesting and easily provable fact that the same people pushing mass migration are also the same people working to distort the natural harmonics between men and women.
This is a war between the “US and Russia”, says former UN Weapons Inspector Scottt Ritter. The only two states that should be talking are the US and Russia and Washington should tell Europe to “sit down and shut up. You are only in this because of us and we’ve decided that we’re done.”
The Houthis also claim their missiles forced Ben Gurion Airport to shut down for nearly an hour on Sunday
The IDF claimed without evidence that they had targeted a Hamas ‘command centre’ in the hospital. However, this fits in more broadly with an apparent Israeli strategy to target medical facilities and health-care workers treating Palestinians
When I was in my twenties, I used to lull myself to sleep by imagining I was gunning down “Palestinian terrorists” who were attacking my kibbutz.