Sweden Could Soon Have 1 Million Illiterates, Largely Due To Mass Immigration Sweden Could Soon Have 1 Million Illiterates, Largely Due To Mass Immigration Via Remix News, The number of people who are illiterate in Sweden is expected to exceed 800,000 in winter of this year, with researchers expecting the number to soon reach 1 …

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Healthier McDonald's Options Available In Europe, But Not In The US Healthier McDonald’s Options Available In Europe, But Not In The US Authored by Cara Michelle Miller via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), People can get healthier McDonalds in Europe, food activist Vani Hari said at a recent Senate roundtable discussion. New Africa/Shutterstock For instance, in …

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"The Chinese Are Watching", Says Incoming EU Defense Commissioner “The Chinese Are Watching”, Says Incoming EU Defense Commissioner Authored by Anders Corr via The Epoch Times, The incoming defense commissioner of the European Union says that China sees the U.S. and EU responses to Russian aggression in Ukraine as weak. He’s right. Our show of …

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Enough Already: Stop Provoking Russia Enough Already: Stop Provoking Russia Authored by Carus Michaelangelo via The Mises Institute, Like many people, I eagerly await Scott Horton’s upcoming book, Provoked, which will explain in detail the US provocations that led to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But will it come too late? Since the Russia-Ukraine war began, the …

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Five Lessons That Russia Can Learn From The Latest Israeli-Lebanese War Five Lessons That Russia Can Learn From The Latest Israeli-Lebanese War Authored by Andrew Korybko via substack.com, The latest Israeli-Lebanese War and the Ukrainian Conflict are so different from one another as to be practically incomparable, but Russia can still learn some general lessons from Israel if it has …

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The Democrats' "Kudzu Economy" The Democrats’ “Kudzu Economy” Authored by Thaddeus McCotter via American Greatness, As many a Gen Xer will do these days, I dusted off an old compact disc: REM’s album Murmur, which was released in 1983. As I listened to the first track, “Radio Free Europe,” I looked at the CD’s cover. It …

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The 'Chemical War' Killing 70,000 Americans Each Year The ‘Chemical War’ Killing 70,000 Americans Each Year Authored by Petr Svab via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The United States needs to ramp up enforcement against every step of the manufacturing and trafficking of fentanyl and other deadly synthetic drugs if it hopes to stem the …

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Portugal Is The Best Country For Wine Tourism Portugal Is The Best Country For Wine Tourism When it comes to wine tourism, not all destinations are created equal. That is, according to Bounce’s Wine Lover’s Index 2023. Based on five indicators – wine consumption in the country, wine production in the country, vineyard area (as a percent of …

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FBI Claims It Doesn't Have DNC's Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Footage FBI Claims It Doesn’t Have DNC’s Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Footage Authored by Ken Silva via HeadlineUSA.com, The FBI has claimed that it doesn’t have the Democratic National Committee headquarters’ security footage from the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Hill uprising—footage that would presumably show the discovery …

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These Are The World's Largest Megaprojects These Are The World’s Largest Megaprojects Megaprojects have been growing larger globally and many of them have recently centered on the Arab Gulf Region. Construction software company 1Build estimates that before the end of the decade, the world will see the first construction megaproject with a cost estimation exceeding $1 trillion. Right …

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