April 2020 archive

Cape Town Cops Fire Rubber Bullets, Teargas As South African Food Shortages Spark Riots, Looting Cape Town Cops Fire Rubber Bullets, Teargas As South African Food Shortages Spark Riots, Looting COVID-19 has now claimed over 1,000 lives across Africa, and is accelerating fast, with a total of 52 of Africa’s 54 countries having reported cases …

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Kyle Bass Blasts China's "Most Lying, Coercive, Manipulative Government" For "Knowingly Infecting The World" Kyle Bass Blasts China's "Most Lying, Coercive, Manipulative Government" For "Knowingly Infecting The World" Authored by Jan Jekielek via The Epoch Times, With countries around the world in quarantine or lockdown mode to deal with the Wuhan coronavirus or CCP virus pandemic, what …

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Did Xi Jinping Deliberately Sicken The World? Did Xi Jinping Deliberately Sicken The World? Authored by Ben Lowsen via TheDiplomat.com, PRC moral turpitude forces us to consider the unthinkable… <!–[if IE 9]><![endif]–><!–[if IE 9]><![endif]–> We often ascribe a basic level of humanity to even the cruelest leaders, but People’s Republic of China leader Xi Jinping’s …

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WHO Advises EU To Restrict Alcohol Sales During Lockdown WHO Advises EU To Restrict Alcohol Sales During Lockdown The World Health Organization (WHO) published a statement Tuesday that read European governments should restrict the sales of alcohol to citizens as nationwide lockdowns continue.  The statement read, “during the COVID-19 pandemic, alcohol consumption can exacerbate health vulnerability, risk-taking …

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EU Prohibits Bailed Out Companies From Paying Bonuses, Dividends EU Prohibits Bailed Out Companies From Paying Bonuses, Dividends Back on April 1, we predicted that with European banks suspending dividends across the board, “if shareholders are impacted, why not also the biggest source of bank cash: banker bonuses.” Today, we got partial confirmation of this …

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65% Of Greek Hotels Face Bankruptcy As Lockdowns Continue 65% Of Greek Hotels Face Bankruptcy As Lockdowns Continue The Greek tourism industry has collapsed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and on track to lose at least 50% of its revenues in 2020, said Grigoris Tasios, President of the Greek Hoteliers Association, who spoke …

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Pot Use Reaches All-Time High In March Pot Use Reaches All-Time High In March We noted on Thursday, Americans have resorted to “watching porn, drinking beer, smoking pot, and or devouring chocolate” to cope with their fears of a pandemic. In the report, we noted how cannabis sales in California, Colorado, Oregon, and Alaska jumped 50% …

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COVID-19 Shutdown: The End Of Globalization And Planned Obsolescence – Enter Multipolarity COVID-19 Shutdown: The End Of Globalization And Planned Obsolescence – Enter Multipolarity Authored by Joaquin Flores via The Strategic Culture Foundation, The coronavirus pandemic has shown that the twin processes of globalization and planned obsolescence are deficient and moribund. Globalization was predicated on …

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What 'The Expanse' Tells Us About The COVID-19 Pandemic And Gain-Of-Function Research What ‘The Expanse’ Tells Us About The COVID-19 Pandemic And Gain-Of-Function Research Submitted by Harvard to the Big House <!–[if IE 9]><![endif]–><!–[if IE 9]><![endif]–> An accessible YouTube summary of much of the report below below by a Professor of Neurobiology at the University of …

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Singapore Oil Trading Giant On Verge Of Collapse After Banks Freeze Credit Lines Singapore Oil Trading Giant On Verge Of Collapse After Banks Freeze Credit Lines Back in the second half of 2015, shortly after Saudi Arabia unleashed the (first) OPEC disintegration by flooding the market with oil in hopes of killing US shale (so …

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