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White House Disinformation?

Written by Dr. John Campbell

In this video, Dr. John Campbell looks into the investigation into overreaching, federal COVID-19 vaccination mandates and policies at the, Department of Defense (DOD), U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Department of Labor (DOL), and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).

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China Abandons Paris Agreement, Making U.S. Efforts Painful and Pointless

Written by Diana Furchtgott-Roth

It was a bad week for anyone who thought China would cooperate on emissions reduction. President Xi Jinping reiterated that his country would set its own path on the issue and not be influenced by outside factors, according to the Washington Post and Bloomberg. This contradicts Xi’s 2015 Paris Agreement pledges to reduce its carbon emissions at the latest after 2030.

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Banking and Universities: Sectors Serving the System

Written by Professor Gloria Moss PhD; FCIPD

You might have thought that the banking and university sectors were worlds apart but both are in engulfed in existential turmoil.  Banks exist, according to the UK’s Bank of England, to ‘work with money: looking after it, lending it, and helping you pay for things’;  while universities, according to the seventh President of Chicago University, George Beadle, are there to ‘search for truth’.  Unfortunately, these objectives are severely compromised in today’s banks and universities.

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