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Research: Chinese doctors executed prisoners by harvesting hearts, lungs
Chinese medical doctors were responsible for executing prisoners by removing their hearts and lungs for transplant. Many of the prisoners were still alive while their organs were being harvested, researchers have discovered. Read More.
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Communist spy was honored by Seoul's anti-communist intelligence agency
In June of last year, the leftist administration of President Moon Jae-In honored notorious communist spy Shin Young-Bok. Read More.
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Content moderator in Kenya sues Facebook: 'Severe PTSD' after exposure to graphic content
A South African man who was hired as a content moderator for Facebook in Kenya says he is "living a horror movie" after being subjected, without being forewarned, to graphic violent content and a toxic working environment. Read More.
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Taiwan’s president on Tiananmen anniversary: We ‘will not forget the young people who sacrificed themselves’
Since communist authorities ban any public commemoration of the event on the Chinese mainland and are cracking down on anything regarded as dissent in Hong Kong, Taiwan's president took up the mantle of remembrance for the Tiananmen Square massacre. Read More.
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Africa's first Covid vax plant set to close ... no orders
In November, the South Africa-based pharmaceutical company Aspen Pharmacare got a licensing deal to package and sell Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine and distribute it across Africa. That facility is now on the brink of shutting down. Why? Because it has received zero orders. Read More.
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Having blinked during Trump era, Kim Jong-Un punctuates Biden's Asia visit with ICBM launch
North Korea has been making a lot of noise, but few seemed to notice. Kim Jong-Un’s reclusive communist regime has fired off 23 missiles since the beginning of the year to the yawns of world opinion. So, is another North Korean missile showdown creeping up to surprise the West as we are intensely focused on Russia’s war in Ukraine? Read More.
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Davos droppings: Bank CEO tells WEF that inflation and energy shortages are 'worth it'
The CEO of Norway’s largest financial services group told the World Economic Forum (WEF) meeting in Davos, Switzerland that the runaway inflation and energy shortages that are devastating for families worldwide are "worth it." Read More.
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'Breadbasket' no more: Ukrainians and populations of Lebanon, Somalia, Mali hit by food shortages
“If we do not feed people, we feed conflict,” warned UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres addressing an urgent Summit on Food security in the wake of the ongoing Ukraine war. Read More.
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U.S., South Korea to strengthen deterrence in policy shift under Seoul’s new leader
The United States and South Korea have reconfirmed that the U.S. will deploy strategic assets, which could include long-range strategic bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons, at the appropriate time as a means of deterring the Kim Jong-Un regime’s nuclear buildup. Read More.
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Klaus Schwab at World Economic Forum: 'The future is built by us'
As elites intent on forcing the Great Reset on the planet gathered in Davos, Switzerland on Monday for the opening of the World Economic Forum (WEF), globalist-in-chief Klaus Schwab said he wanted to make it "clear" — "the future is built by us." Read More.
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Overshadowed by Ukraine’s war, Syria’s tragedy remains greatest humanitarian crisis
Our world is beset by unthinkable tragedy; brash military aggression, widening instability and grinding humanitarian suffering. Read More.
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Greenpeace solar station now an Indian village's cattle shed
In 2014, Greenpeace brought solar power to Dharnai, India, promising to make the small village “energy independent” and a model for the rest of the country. Eight years later, the solar micro grid power station constructed by Greenpeace in Dharnai is not only offline, but is being used as a cattle shed, a report said. Read More.
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Putin’s next moves: From chess to 'nuclear catastrophe'?
Has Putin’s war against Ukraine, started during the Winter, proved a stroke of genius by the denizen of the Kremlin? Read More.
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Why China’s military regards Elon Musk as an existential threat
On May 5, China’s People Liberation Army Daily (PLAD), which runs the website China Military Online, published a detailed attack on Elon Musk’s growing Starlink constellation. Read More.
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Biden scorecard: Taliban won't allow girls in school above grade 6
Eight months after Joe Biden ceded control of Afghanistan to the Taliban, the terror organization now running the country has ordered women to cover themselves head-to-toe while in public. Read More.

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