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Putin ignores pouring rain to lay wreath on Day of Memory and Sorrow
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State Department warns Hungary: Anti-Soros law ‘another step away’ from NATO
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SICK: Children under six are being prescribed antidepressants by doctors
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Europol: Leftists Carried Out 27 Times More Terror Attacks Than Right-Wingers
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Global Warming Expedition Once Again Ends Hilariously as ‘Unprecedented’ Ice Blocks ‘Ship of Fools III’
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Afghan Opium Production 40 Times Higher Since US-NATO Invasion
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German Authorities Raid Homes of 36 for Social Media ‘Hate Speech’
click here for moreEuropean Establishment and Members of the Public Poles Apart on EU, Immigration, Islam, Confirms Study
by Jack Montgomery The Royal Institute of International Affairs, commonly known as Chatham House, has published research which indicates there is a huge divide between Europe’s media-political establishment and ordinary members of the public on the EU, mass immigration, and Islam. Their paper, titled “The Future of Europe: Comparing Public and Elite Attitudes”, indicates that whilst 71 per cent of the “elite” feel they have benefited from the European Union, only 34 per cent of ordinary people feel the same way. Only 34% of the public feel they have benefited from the EU, compared with 71% of the elite, new survey… View Article
click here for moreMigrant Who Frequently Visited Kindergarten May Have Given Children Tuberculosis
by Chris Tomlinson An asylum seeker diagnosed with tuberculosis who visited a kindergarten several times in Bünsdorf, Germany, may have infected as many as 18 children and four adults with the disease. The migrant, originally from Yemen, spent five months from January to May in the community, meeting families and spending time at a local kindergarten. Brought to Bünsdorf by the local church, the man is said to have had an infectious case of tuberculosis and children aged three to six may be affected, leaving parents outraged, Eckernförderung Zeitung reports. The man was given asylum in a church hall in the town… View Article
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