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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's censorship agenda progresses with the passing of Bill C-18 in the Senate. This will force social media companies to pay Canadian media to post their stories. Sure, that will show them. Facebook has already said that they won't work with Canada to allow news stories because of this.
London, 28 June - Net Zero Watch has accused 10 Downing Street of Orwellian-style misinformation over its absurd claim that shifting green levies back onto energy bills “will help bring down energy bills over time."
As reported by the Sunday Telegraph, the government is silently reapplying the cost of green levies to domestic consumer energy bills, reversing the decision taken under the Truss government to fund these costs from general taxation.
"Who needs shag carpeting when you have a live shaggy dog"
Activists are trying to make this a BLM George Floyd-style moment
“So they knew very early on the vaccines were failing. They were failing badly. And what they fronted to America was a story that they were highly effective ... and they knew it didn’t work all along”
"There was certain investigative steps we weren't allowed to take that could have led us to President Biden"
“Infrastructure for future pandemics is being set up right now!! Smart cities are being set up with face recognition, cameras and license plate readers"
The US Department of Education dictates what is to be taught. Superintendents are hired to fulfill the agenda in each district. Local control/parental control was removed decades ago
A 2nd IRS Whistleblower has came out to claim the special prosecutor was stopped from prosecuting Hunter Biden.Time to impeach AG Garland for protecting the Biden crime family
Garland Turns DOJ Into Biden's Defense Team
The elite scum in America will never get it and never understand why people love him
On Friday, June 23rd, 2023, an employee at Turnberry Towers near Karen and Paradise shot a gunman who walked in and fired shots at the front desk
Don’t forget “10% for the big guy”
These are not refugees, they are invaders. We need mass expulsions. Stop the invasion, save Europe
London, - Policymakers must get to grips with the implications of the crash in Siemens Energy’ share price. That’s the message from energy economist Professor Gordon Hughes.
Last week, Siemens Energy announced that its profits would suffer a large hit as the result of failures in many of the wind turbines built by its renewables division. Professor Hughes is now pointing out that this will inevitably mean that wind power is going to become more expensive still.
“Siemens Energy’s problems were in onshore wind turbines. Our expectation should be that offshore turbines will be even worse. It’s very unlikely we’ll see significant cost reductions.”
