Articles from ‘Independent News Roundup’

Author:Elizaveta Naumova · As West Jerusalem moves past another Independence Day, the promise of lasting security looks increasingly uncertain · Born out of the need for safety, Israel today finds itself navigating a reality defined by recurring conflict and persistent insecurity. As another Independence Day has passed, for West Jerusalem the sense of permanence it was meant to symbolize remains elusive. Military strength has grown,…

Ruled a suicide, David Wilcock’s demise comes amid a probe into a string of suspicious disappearances and passings of US space scientists · David Wilcock. © Wikipedia · David Wilcock, a self-styled American UFO researcher and a prominent paranormal content creator and author, has been found dead in what has been ruled a suicide. · The incident happened days after US President Donald Trump ordered an investigation into a string of…

Finland makes a move to lift it's long standing ban on hosting nuclear weapons on it's territory. Helsinki justifies the action by saying it will strengthen the collective defense of the NATO bloc. Our correspondent Marina Kosareva breaks it all down for us shortly. Ukrainian soldiers are facing dire conditions on the front. As the nations's conscription officers continue their violent campaign, a man is thrown off the roof after…

Source: Author: John Leake · The unique and virulent epidemic that erupted in Brooklyn in May–June 1916 has long been a fascinating mystery. A 2011 paper presents a plausible solution. · Last year, while researching polio for Vaccines: Mythology, Ideology, and Reality, attention was drawn to the unusual characteristics of the 1916 epidemic of paralytic polio in New York City. · The outbreak began in a poor Brooklyn neighbourhood, largely…

Author: Dr Vernon Coleman · The media often talk about “conspiracy theorists”. That, of course, is a clever piece of deceit. Conspiracies are real and the conspiracy practitioners are close to running our world. · The Structure of Power · The conspirators’ plan has followed a simple but well-worn path. First, they revised the definition of a pandemic so that any ordinary annual flu could be described as a dangerous pandemic. Second, they…

Channel: Lena Petrova – World Affairs in Context Title: “The worst crisis in history!” – Europe faces years of pain · Europe is facing what officials are warning could become one of the most severe and prolonged energy crises in modern history, with impacts expected to last not months, but years. · Crisis “Worse Than 1973 and 2022 Combined” · “The Iran war energy crisis is worse than the crisis of 1973 and 2022 combined,” said EU Energy…

Watch the video - https://www.jchristoff.com/wal... · Introduction · Jason Christoff reflects on insights from a past visit to the Romanian Parliament (March 10th), expanding into a broader discussion about global systems, energy infrastructure, and geopolitical narratives. · Romanian Parliament Experience · Christoff recounts a visit to the Romanian Palace of Parliament, where he and a small group — including Dr. Merrill Nash, Dr. Chris…

The emerging reality is much more threatening to Russia so hopefully Lavrov will pay more attention to that. · Andrew Korybko · Trump’s former Special Envoy to Ukraine Keith Kellogg told Fox News in early April that the US should “Redraw the defense alignments we have, maybe create one with Japan and Australia and some of those European nations that are willing to go into the fight, like the new, reengaged Germany or Poland, as well.…

Susan Kokinda on Kevin Warsh's "regime change" testimony at the Fed, Trump's Defense Production Act assault on the British free-trade system, and the empire's panic as Chatham House holds its inquest into the Not-So-Special Relationship. · Susan Kokinda · Susan Kokinda argues that Kevin Warsh's Senate Banking Committee testimony—calling for "regime change" at the Federal Reserve and blaming inflation on excessive money…

Alex Krainer · In yesterday’s report we discussed the way another escalation of war in the Middle East might impact global oil markets. In the worst case scenario, the entire region’s energy infrastructure could be impaired, reducing global oil supply by as much as 32%. Unfortunately, the standoff between the U.S. and Iran is not the only factor that is now causing large scale disruption to the world energy production. · Over the…