28 Jan 2026

What We’re Really Asking Today: Could Another Holocaust Happen?
In the West today, Jews and non-Jews speak anxiously about antisemitism. They debate incident statistics, survey results, attitudes toward Israel, and the distinction — supposedly crucial — between hostility to Jews and hostility to the Jewish State. Enormous intellectual and financial energy is invested in measuring all of this. Yet these debates are largely beside the point. They are a proxy for a darker, unspoken question: could another Holocaust happen? I believe, unavoidable: another catastrophe for the Jews is not only possible but increasingly probable. This is not because of a sudden resurgence of old-fashioned hatred, but because Western societies are undergoing a profound spiritual and political transformation — and Jews are once again positioned as expendable.

President Trump says he had productive call with Gov. Walz, will send Tom Homan to Minnesota
President Donald Trump announced that his border czar, Tom Homan, will arrive in Minnesota Monday evening, saying he and Gov. Tim Walz had a cordial phone call and are aligned on working toward a solution as federal immigration enforcement intensifies across the state. Trump said he told Walz that his administration’s focus would be on identifying and removing criminal offenders, adding that Homan would contact the governor directly.

Appeals court sides with Trump admin to lift Minnesota protest curbs on ICE agents
“The videos underscore how difficult it would be for [federal agents] to decide who has crossed the line: they show a fast-changing mix of peaceful and obstructive conduct,” the panel said. A federal appeals court on Jan. 26 granted the Trump administration a full stay of a lower court ruling that prevented ICE agents from detaining protesters or using nonlethal munitions and crowd dispersal tools during protests in Minnesota

California children’s hospital stops ‘gender transitions’ due to Trump admin pressure
Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego is ending surgical and chemical mutilation of gender-confused youth after pushback from the Department of Health and Human Services, calling the move a ‘very difficult decision.’

Iranian regime is at weakest point since 1979 revolution, US intelligence assesses 
U.S intelligence estimates that the Iranian regime is at its weakest point in decades, despite having apparently suppressed a massive wave of protests with unprecedented force, the full scale of which remains unclear amid the country’s ongoing internet shutdown. American intelligence reports presented to President Donald Trump in recent weeks indicate that the regime’s hold on power is weakening, with it now being at its weakest point since the mullahs led the Islamic Revolution that overthrew the Shah in 1979,

Five new communities in the Negev mark turning point in Israel’s prophetic return to the south
The Israeli government’s decision on Sunday to establish five new community towns east of Be’er Sheva marks a decisive moment for the future of the Negev. Approved during the weekly cabinet meeting and announced by the Prime Minister’s Office, the move signals a clear assertion of sovereignty, reversing decades of neglect in a region that has become a focal point of demographic, security, and national challenges. Far from a technical planning decision, the approval reframes the Negev as a central arena of Israel’s national revival.

Time for Iran’s Nuremberg Trials 
The elimination of the Islamic Republic cannot come too soon. After 47 years since the Demonic Revolution that brought the ayatollahs to power, and Iranians to their knees, subjugated by the mullah’s extremist Islam, Iranians need to be free. Iranians will celebrate the fall of the terrorist regime with glee, but to be complete there also needs to be justice for the perpetrators. What’s needed is an Iranian version of the Nuremberg Trials. While the ayatollahs seat of power physically is in Tehran, the spiritual seat of power is in their “holy city,” Qom. The Qom Trials will turn the city from which the Islamic Republic derived its theological “authority” abusing Iranians for decades into a capital of justice.

Trump & Netanyahu agree that Hamas must disarm before Gaza reconstruction after return of last Israeli hostage Gvili 
President Donald Trump and Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed that the next step in the Gaza Strip must be the disarmament of Hamas, following the return of the remains of Ran Gvili, the last Israeli hostage in Gaza, on Monday. Trump’s remarks came as a surprise after the U.S. had reportedly been pressuring Israel to open the Rafah border crossing with Egypt as part of the transition to the second phase of the ceasefire plan, partly to enable the start of reconstruction in the Rafah area by the entry of building materials.

Saudi crown prince says Riyadh ‘will not accept any aggression’ against Iran
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian that the kingdom “will not accept any aggression, threat or provocation against Iran,” according to a readout released by Tehran following a phone call between the two leaders on Tuesday. The conversation took place as tensions continue to rise between Tehran and Washington. According to the Iranian statement, the crown prince told Pezeshkian that Saudi Arabia “declares its readiness for full cooperation with Iran and other countries in the region in order to establish lasting peace and security.”

Hezbollah leader signals readiness for regional escalation
Rejecting calls for neutrality, Qassem said Hezbollah is already part of the “equation” in any confrontation involving Iran, Israel, and the U.S.

US considering targeted strikes on Iran
Iran arresting medical personnel treating protesters as US considers taking out key Iranian officials,
The US is weighing targeted strikes on Iranian officials and commanders as the death toll in the Iranian protests reaches a reported high of over 36,000, reports said. The strikes could take place this week, the Middle East Eye added. Meanwhile, Iran’s rial fell to a record low of 1.5 million rials to one USD.

US has told Ukraine it must sign peace deal with Russia to get security guarantees, source says 
The United States has told Ukraine that it must sign on to a peace deal with Russia in order to get US security guarantees, a source familiar with internal discussions told Reuters on Tuesday. US security guarantees are considered by Ukraine as the linchpin for any settlement ending Russia’s four-year-old invasion of Ukraine. The United States brokered talks in Abu Dhabi between envoys for Ukraine and Russia last weekend that US officials said made progress toward an agreement.

Doomsday Clock moves to 85 seconds to midnight over threats from nuclear weapons, climate change and AI
Scientists pointed to escalating conflicts involving nuclear-armed nations, including war between Russia and Ukraine, fighting between India and Pakistan and concerns over Iran’s nuclear capabilities and growing tensions in the Middle East. Earth is closer to destruction than ever before as Russia, China, the United States and other nations grow “increasingly aggressive, adversarial and nationalistic,” a science-focused advocacy group said Tuesday as it moved its symbolic Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds to midnight.

Patel Says FBI Has Discovered Groups Funding Minnesota Protests
On Monday, FBI Director Kash Patel on Tuesday confirmed that the bureau is investigating groups that are believed to be organizing protests against ICE officials in Minneapolis, as daily demonstrations throughout the city continue. We’ve made substantial progress,” he said. “We’ve actually found groups and individuals responsible for funding it ‘cause it’s not happening organically.”

Tether Launches USAT, A Federally Regulated, Dollar-Backed Stablecoin For The US Market
Tether, the world’s largest digital asset company by stablecoin circulation, announced Tuesday the official launch of USA₮, a federally regulated, dollar-backed stablecoin designed specifically for use in the United States under the recently enacted GENIUS Act.

EF-2 tornado hits downtown Geneva, Alabama, strongest since December 2000
An EF-2 tornado struck Geneva in southeastern Alabama on January 25, causing structural damage across parts of the city and nearby areas. This is the strongest tornado to hit the area since December 2000. Damage included partial roof loss to well-built structures, snapped and uprooted trees, and localized structural impacts consistent with EF-2 intensity. No fatalities or injuries were reported.

Victoria sets new all-time temperature record of 48.9°C (120°F) amid severe heatwave, Australia
Temperatures across southeastern Australia reached record levels on January 27, 2026, with the Bureau of Meteorology confirming a new all-time high of 48.9°C (120°F) at Walpeup and Hopetoun in Victoria. The readings surpassed the previous state record of 48.8°C (119.8°F) set in 2009, amid severe to extreme heatwave conditions extending across Victoria, South Australia, and inland New South Wales.

FLORIDA ALERT: Newly Uncovered Muslim Brotherhood Origins of Magda Elkadi Saleh’s Family – and the Civilization Jihad Unfolding in Tampa
Magda Elkadi Saleh perpetuates the Muslim Brotherhood dynasty – rooted in its Egyptian origins – now channeling taxpayer dollars in Tampa to funnel students from Islamic schools into parallel professional networks, especially healthcare, all under the deliberate, long-term doctrine of “civilization jihad.”

The Fate Of 342 million Americans Hangs in the Balance as The Clock Ticks Closer to Doomsday
The total population of the US has risen to 342 million, and most believe they’ll live to a ripe old age. But as the world teeters on the brink of the unthinkable, scientists have just moved the Doomsday Clock closer to midnight than ever. We’re being warned to reverse course while we still can, but most of the population isn’t interested in such warnings. Instead, most continue to act as if the party is never going to end.

12 Signposts That Indicate That a Monumental Economic Meltdown Is Now Upon Us
We live at a time when the pace of change is so rapid that it can be overwhelming at times…. The U.S. dollar is dying, debt levels are exploding, more mass layoffs have been announced within the past 24 hours, and the cost-of-living crisis is crushing most Americans.  Those who can look at the information I’m about to share yet say “everything is fine” are not being rational.

US official: Over 25 countries have joined Board of Peace, which will first focus on Gaza
US official says in a briefing with reporters that more than 25 countries have agreed to join the Board of Peace. Earlier Monday, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt claimed “20 additional countries” had agreed to join Trump’s board, seemingly suggesting that this new group was on top of the roughly 20 that had already agreed to join last week.

A Monarch who will not defend the Faith cannot defend the realm
King Charles III’s engagement with Islam raises questions about his role as a Christian monarch and Supreme Governor of the Church of England. He has drifted from being a Christian monarch to a religious pluralist. “The tragedy is not that King Charles respects Islam.  The tragedy is that he appears increasingly unsure whether Christianity is true.  And a Christian kingship without conviction is not progress – it is abdication,” Bishop Ceirion Dewar writes.

TEXAS ALERT: Marxist/Islamic Coalition Mobilizes at Dallas City Hall Jan. 29 — ‘ICE OUT NOW’ + ‘JAIL KILLER COPS’
A radical Marxist–Islamic activist coalition is mobilizing at Dallas City Hall on Jan. 29 to pressure local government into driving ICE out of North Texas while demonizing law enforcement as “killer cops”—a coordinated intimidation campaign disguised as “community action.” This is not “peaceful civic engagement.” This is political intimidation, weaponized propaganda, and the normalization of extremist rhetoric inside Texas.

Protect the Texas We Love: The Streets Where Cowboys Rode… Now Belong to Islam
Texas was built on faith, freedom, and pride; now it’s being taken symbol by symbol, and if we don’t stand up for her now, we’ll lose the Texas we love forever. The signs of cultural takeover are no longer subtle: foreign flag displays, Islamist parades seizing major streets, halal corridors replacing Texas staples, Arabic billboards rewriting Christianity, churches turned into mosques, etc. This isn’t “diversity.” This is replacement, and it’s happening in real time.

United Kingdom Announces MASSIVE Investment For AI, Facial Recognition Technology for Policing System 
The UK announced plans to rapidly expand use of artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology to boost the surveillance state. Home Secretary Mahmood said the massive investment will help fix the country’s “broken” policing system. “This will include the largest-ever rollout of live facial recognition technologies across England and Wales,” Mahmood said. “At the same time, we will launch police dot AI, investing a record £150 million in AI…”

Actors in graphic homosexual TV show invited to carry torch for Winter Olympics 
After the National Hockey League (NHL) showed trailers for HBO’s homosexual-themed series featuring glimpses of nude males engaged in graphic porn scenes on its giant jumbotrons during games, the newly minted porn stars were invited to carry the Olympic torch as it makes its way to the Winter Games in Italy next month. Leftist Salon magazine admits that “smut is the point’ of the show.

27 Jan 2026

‘The people of Israel are moved to tears’: Nation rejoices at return of hero Ran Gvili, last Israeli hostage in Gaza 
“Ran Gvili, our hero, has returned home after 843 days,” Israeli President Isaac Herzog declared on Monday afternoon, giving a voice to the simultaneously sad and joyous mood in Israel after the military announced that Gvili’s body had been discovered in a cemetery in Gaza. “Ran, a special forces police officer, went out to battle heroically in order to save lives on October 7th. Finally, Ran has been returned home to his family in Israel. The entire people of Israel are moved to tears. Our hearts are with his parents, Talik and Itzik, who fought a noble and heroic battle to bring him home,” Herzog said. “After many difficult years, for the first time since 2014, there are no Israeli citizens held hostage in Gaza. An entire nation prayed and waited for this moment.”

Iran threatens to sink US nuclear carrier as it reaches Mideast
The Iranian government threatened over the weekend to sink an American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier deployed to the Middle East in response to Iran’s mass killings of protesters. Iran’s Islamic Ideology Dissemination Organization published a video featuring AI-generated images of an American supercarrier under attack by Iranian forces. In the nearly two-minute video, the Iranian IDO claims that a volley of Iran’s Fattah ballistic missiles could overcome a carrier’s defenses, with a direct hit capable of destroying the ship. The propaganda video closes with AI footage of an American carrier split in half by a ballistic missile before sinking.

Is Your “Smart” Refrigerator a Digital Chinese Sleeper Cell? 
China may not need missiles to cripple the United States. It may only need your car, your television, your refrigerator, and the growing web of “smart” devices quietly embedded into everyday American life. The Internet of Things (IoT) – the vast network of internet-connected vehicles, appliances, cameras, and infrastructure systems – has created a glaring new cybersecurity vulnerability for American companies and individuals. Increasingly, the technology behind it is designed, built, or controlled by entities operating under the authority of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The IoT connects billions of devices that constantly collect, transmit, and receive data.

Iran’s military-grade crackdown expands from Kurdish areas – and Kurds fear the worst
The Iranian regime’s recent crackdown on protests in Tehran and the country’s central region featured the use of military weapons, such as automatic or semi-automatic machine guns, that were previously only deployed in the remote northwestern Kurdish areas, according to Amnesty International. For Iran’s overlooked Kurdish minority, it could mean there’s worse to come.

Germany slams Russia’s ‘obstinance’ over territorial claims after trilateral talks
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul on Monday denounced Russia’s “obstinance” over its maximalist territorial claims following trilateral talks between Russian, Ukrainian, and US delegations last week in Abu Dhabi. The ​Kremlin on Monday reiterated that Ukraine must cede the Donbas region as a “fundamental” condition of any peace agreement.

Rutte will continue to praise Trump
Europe cannot defend itself without the United States, says Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte – and he promises to continue praising President Donald Trump. “He does a lot of good things. I will defend him now and then this afternoon just to annoy you,” the NATO chief said of Trump during a committee appearance at the European Parliament. Rutte thanks Trump for getting NATO countries to spend more on their defense. He also emphasizes the continued great importance of the United States. “If anyone here believes that the EU and Europe can defend itself without the US, keep dreaming! Because we can’t,” the NATO chief said.

Trump says phone call with Minnesota governor Tim Walz was very good
Donald Trump had a “very good” phone call with Minnesota governor Tim Walz, the president wrote on social media. At the same time, sources told several media outlets that the administration is planning to reduce the number of Border Patrol personnel sent to Minneapolis. According to Trump, it was Democrat Walz who called him and “asked to work together on Minnesota.” Earlier on Monday, Trump announced via Truth Social that his border chief Tom Homan is heading to Minnesota soon. Tom is tough but fair and will report directly to me,” Trump writes on Truth Social.

Lightning strikes Bolsonaro rally – 89 injured
Thousands of supporters of Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro had gathered in the rain in the city of Brasilia when lightning struck. At least 89 people were injured, several of them seriously, according to emergency services.

Chinese general Zhang Youxia accused of leaking nuclear weapons information to the United States
One of China’s top generals, Zhang Youxia, is accused of leaking information about the country’s nuclear weapons to the United States, according to sources who spoke to The Wall Street Journal. According to the newspaper, Zhang is also accused of accepting bribes, including when an officer was promoted to defense minister. The information comes after a briefing held on Saturday, local time, with senior officers of the country’s military. People familiar with the meeting said the general allegedly received large sums of money to arrange official promotions.

Israel strikes Hezbollah weapon depots with bunker-busting bombs amid looming threat of Iran escalation 
Lebanese reports said that in addition to the larger volume of strikes, the IDF also used heavy, bunker-busting munitions, indicating that fortified or underground depots were hit. The strikes came amid ongoing preparations on all sides for an escalation with Iran, which could potentially be triggered by U.S. strikes against the regime.

Fatah shares Hamas’s goal to destroy Israel
Much of the international community has clung to the fiction that Hamas and Fatah are different—that Hamas is irredeemably extremist, while Fatah, which dominates the Palestinian Authority, is flawed but pragmatic. Abbas Zaki, a senior Fatah leader and member of its Central Committee, the Palestinian Authority’s ruling political party, said recently that “Israel is doomed to perish.” This is not an isolated incident; when examined closely, there’s little difference between the future that Fatah and Hamas want. And that is a future where Israel does not exist.

Middle East officials concerned Trump may strike Iran in coming days
US warships and jets are moving toward Iran, raising fears of an imminent strike as Tehran and its proxies threaten retaliation and regional leaders warn of a potential wider conflict. Tensions in the Middle East continued to rise on Monday as US warplanes and aircraft carriers moved closer to the Persian Gulf, prompting growing concern among regional officials that the United States may strike Iran in the coming days – a move that could trigger widespread retaliation by Iran and its proxy militias,

Kremlin urges patience on trilateral Russia-US-Ukraine talks 
The very fact that constructive talks on complex issues have begun is a positive thing, Dmitry Peskov has said. It is too early to expect a breakthrough from the trilateral talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine, considering how “very complex” the issues under discussion are, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told journalists on Monday. The meeting took place on Friday and Saturday in Abu Dhabi, marking the first trilateral round of negotiations in the US-backed diplomatic push to settle the Ukraine conflict.

Leavitt says Trump spoke to Walz, demands Minnesota ‘work together peacefully’ with ICE: ‘Let cops be cops’
President Donald Trump spoke directly with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and demanded that state and local law enforcement “work together peacefully” with federal authorities Monday. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt spoke about the conversation during her Monday press briefing, saying Trump wants to “let cops be cops.” She condemned Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for encouraging anti-ICE agitators, saying it led to the deaths of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, who were killed by law enforcement this month.

Trump has ‘very good’ call with Minneapolis Mayor Frey, announces border czar Homan meeting
President Donald Trump said he had a “very good” call with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and announced that border czar Tom Homan will meet with him, as riots continue to erupt in the city amid a federal immigration enforcement operation. Trump shared the update in a post on Truth Social, signaling increased federal engagement with city leaders as authorities respond to the unrest. Tom Homan will be meeting with him tomorrow in order to continue the discussion. Thank you for your attention to this matter!” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt … criticized Walz and Frey for what she described as encouraging anti-ICE agitators, which she argued contributed to the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were killed by law enforcement this month. Leavitt said Trump wants the unrest to end immediately and outlined what she called a clear path to restoring law and order in Minnesota, beginning with a demand that state and local officials turn over illegal aliens who are incarcerated or have active warrants or known criminal histories.

FBI Launches ‘Signal-Gate’ Investigation: Patel
“Signal-Gate” continues to erupt out of Minneapolis, as the organizational structure or command-and-control nodes of left-wing activists operating within encrypted messaging apps were infiltrated and exposed on Sunday, revealing that on-the-ground pressure campaigns against federal agents were highly coordinated and, according to some experts, exhibit characteristics of a “low-level insurgency.” As soon as Higby put that post out, I opened an investigation on it. If that leads to a break in the federal statute or a violation of some law, then we are going to arrest people. They should be worried. If they broke the law, you should be worried,” Patel is referring to citizen journalist Cam Higby’s bombshell report on infiltrated Signal chats linked to left-wing groups in Minneapolis that are acting as a shadow revolutionary force against the federal government’ former Tim Walz campaign adviser Amanda Koehler, as well as Minneapolis City Council Member Aurin Chhowdhry, have allegedly been identified as a key figures in the now-leaked Signal group chat.

Major U.S. winter storm claims at least 24 lives in 14 states, leaves over 1 million customers without power
A major winter storm swept across the eastern two-thirds of the U.S. over the weekend, claiming at least 24 lives as of Monday, January 26. Over a million customers, roughly 2.5 million people, were left without power as snowstorms hit the northern and northeastern regions, while freezing rain and ice storms wreaked havoc in the south. States of emergency have been declared across multiple regions as the storm’s impacts linger.

‘AGAINST HER WILL’: Elderly Canadian woman euthanized by government after husband got sick of caring for her
An elderly Canadian woman was euthanized through Canada’s medical assistance in dying program after her case was fast-tracked in a day, despite earlier indications she decided she preferred palliative care, according to a newly released review. This raised concerns about potential coercion, citing the husband’s burnout, limited access to inpatient palliative care, and the fact that MAiD assessments were conducted with the spouse present.

Trump: Covid was a military operation 
At WEF’s annual meeting last week, President Donald Trump said that the origin of the pandemic was tied to military operations. In the context of the military defending the US from CBRN attacks, he mentioned “dust” perhaps as a possible method of spreading covid, which, as Sasha Latypova presumes, could be interpreted as a chemical rather than biological attack.

Nipah virus detected among health staff in West Bengal, India
Five Nipah virus cases have been reported in West Bengal, India, as of late January, including doctors and nurses. The virus, which spreads from fruit bats to humans and between people, has prompted state authorities to quarantine over 100 contacts and conduct field surveillance in affected districts. There’s currently no licensed vaccine or antiviral treatment, and containment measures focus on isolation and contact tracing.

Exploding Price of Silver Shows We Have Reached a Critical Turning Point In Human History
Dominance of Western financial institutions is faltering. They can’t keep silver prices from exploding, can’t stop gold prices from relentlessly marching upward, can’t stop the extremely alarming U.S. dollar decline, and can’t stop debt levels from soaring into the stratosphere. The stability the global financial system has known since World War II’s end is dissipating, and that should chill you to the core.

Iran Threatens to Sink the USS Abraham Lincoln As the Middle East Edges Closer To a Cataclysmic Showdown
The US has gathered more firepower in the Middle East than we’ve ever seen. It exceeds anything witnessed during Operation Desert Storm, anything during the war in Afghanistan, and anything during the war in Iraq. That doesn’t necessarily mean war is imminent. President Trump could ultimately decide not to pull the trigger. But without a doubt, at this moment, we are exceedingly close to a cataclysmic showdown in the Middle East.

Texas Red Alert: North Austin Islamic School Secures 19 Acres, Raises Millions, and Plans Mosque-Centered Campus With NAIT Waqf Transfer for Long-Term Institutional Control 
Renaissance Academy’s Leander expansion isn’t a routine school project but rapid construction of a mosque-centered Islamic institutional base–financed through Sharia-compliant mechanisms and structured for permanent land control through NAIT/waqf–raising urgent questions about how this is proceeding in Texas, even after Abbott’s designation of CAIR and Muslim Brotherhood, and Texas’s promised enforcement against affiliates acquiring property.

Canada’s “Islamophobia” Day: The State-Backed Campaign to Protect Sharia, Criminalize Criticism, and Silence a Nation 
Canada’s January 29 “National Day to Combat Islamophobia” has become a state-backed propaganda ritual—driven by a federally funded CAIR-linked lobby network—to protect sharia from scrutiny, weaponize undefined “Islamophobia” to silence dissent, and normalize Islamic political power inside Western institutions.

Italy: ‘The Party of Muslims’ Goes Public — Islamic Preachers Call for Political Power at the Polls
Italy is now watching political Islam openly organize for electoral power—and when journalists expose it, they’re met with intimidation, threats, and even “fatwas” meant to silence the free press. Italy is now witnessing what much of the Western world refuses to name out loud: Islam is not merely “integrating.” It is organizing — politically, institutionally, and aggressively.

Christian Protest Blocked by Police Because It Passes Through “Muslim Area” of London
London’s Metropolitan Police blocked a Christian-led “Walk with Jesus” march that planned to pass through Whitechapel in London. The reason for the ban is to avoid hostile local reactions and possible violence, because the police deemed the neighborhood a “Muslim area.” The march isn’t banned because it threatens violence; it’s banned because it might provoke violence.

Christians Beaten, Abducted in Nigeria as Church Service Attacked, Prayer Books Desecrated, and Worship Instruments Broken
Christians are still facing persecution in Nigeria, as 160 people are unaccounted for after an attack Sunday on a branch of the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement Church and two other churches in the village of Kurmin Wali near the Kaduna state’s Rijana forest, a gathering spot for armed gangs who carry out raids and abductions. State officials haven’t proven helpful. They did not acknowledge the attack until Tuesday.

UK’s Green Crusade is bringing the country to its knees
UK’s insatiable climate agenda has led to an economic disaster, with high electricity rates and energy poverty affecting many citizens. Government “green” policies have driven manufacturers away, and investors are fleeing, with thousands of jobs being lost.” A crusade to avoid an imaginary climate catastrophe of the future has created a very real economic disaster in the present.

US Sec. of Commerce to Davos global oligarchs meeting: “Globalization has failed the West” 
At the same meeting, the US launched its “Board of Peace.” It’s been known for years that the UN system has been under strain and on the verge of collapse, and they say a “new world order” is needed to replace it. At Davos, far from being an indication that globalism’s end is nigh, are we witnessing the birth of the UN’s replacement – same globalism, different name?