Vatican: Cardinal and 9 others on trial accused of embezzlement of donations from the faithful
Italian Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu, one of Pope Francis' potential successors, will be tried along with nine other people for possible embezzlement and other crimes against the Vatican's portfolio of assets, including donations from numerous faithful. A two-year investigation uncovered a web of scandals contained in 500 pages of indictments and ...
Much loved seal killed in a marine protected area in Greece, causing an uproar
A baby monk seal, who had become the mascot of a Greek island after surviving cyclone Zorbas had come to be much loved by residents, was killed, causing an uproar. The seal was given the name Kostis by the fisherman who rescued him during the cyclone in 2018.The MOm NGO for ...
France advised US cut Wuhan lab funding in 2015, former COVID-19 investigator said
A former U.S. State Department said France alerted the U.S. of China’s secretive actions with the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) in 2015. France, which assisted in constructing the Wuhan lab as part of a partnership with China dating back to 2004, was kicked off from participating in the WIV in ...
Fake beef: Nestlé to produce lab-grown meat
The giant Swiss company Nestlé is considering entering the race to grow meat in laboratories and replace the livestock industry according to a source with knowledge of the matter, News24 reported. In the eagerness of multinationals to support the fight against 'climate change' Nestlé appears to be negotiating with an Israeli ...
France: Republican Guard reportedly resigned in protest over COVID-19 restrictions
Unofficial reports claim that the French Republican Guard has resigned from its functions, in protest against the extreme restrictions imposed by the government on citizens regarding the COVID-19 pandemic or CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. The reason for the resignation was reportedly a Presidential Decree imposing the carrying and use of ...
Chancellor Merkel’s chief of staff warns unvaccinated people may face limitations in Germany
Chancellor Angela Merkel's chief of staff warned that if COVID-19 infection statistics rise to new levels in the coming months, restrictions for unvaccinated people may be necessary.If Germany is hit by a significant fourth wave of COVID-19 infections, unvaccinated people may be banned from restaurants and movies.Helge Braun, minister for ...
France to forbid culling of male chicks from 2022 following Germany’s lead
Crushing and gassing male chicks will be considered illegal in France from 2020 onwards, the country's agriculture minister announced on July 19. "France is the first country in the world, along with Germany, to end the crushing and gassing of male chicks," said France Agriculture Minister Julien Denormandie in an interview ...
Delta in Sweden: nearly two weeks of zero deaths
Sweden, the country that completely refuses to employ lockdown and mask mandates throughout the entire battle with the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus since last year, is surprisingly seeing a low death toll this month despite spikes in Delta-related infections. Last week, Sweden recorded 1,855 new cases of the CCP Virus ...
Chinese regime should shut down nuclear power facility warns co-owner
A joint nuclear power plant owner in China reported issues with the facility have become too severe to continue operating on July 22. Electricite de France (EDF) confirmed multiple fuel rods were damaged at Taishan Nuclear Power Plant. This forced the operation to temporarily cease work in China's southern Guangdong province. An ...
Inmates kidnapps two guards at Swedish prison
Two prison guards who were held hostage at a penitentiary outside the Swedish city of Eskilstuna by two convicts convicted of serious crimes have been released. Convicts armed with razor blades burst into a guard room in Hallby Prison and covering up the surveillance cameras, then shut themselves in with the ...
Lithuania defies CCP: Taiwan to open Europe’s first embassy in Vilnius
On July 20, 2021, Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it will open a representative office in Lithuania's capital that will be the first 'embassy' in Europe to bear the island's name, defying the CCP's 'one China' policy. According to Taiwan News, Foreign Minister Joseph Wu said the name of ...
Partial list of bishops who chose to use motu proprio to limit traditional Mass after Pope’s new document
Bishops around the world began issuing restrictions against the traditional liturgy after Pope Francis issued his new motu proprio restricting the celebration of the traditional liturgy. However, some prelates have granted temporary permissions for the current status quo to continue. On Friday, July 16, Pope Francis published Traditionis Custodes, a new ...
100,000 French protesters marching against the Vaccine Passport: Police lay down shields
“The health pass will never be a right of access that discriminates among the French." In an interview with the regional press in April, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that “It cannot be made compulsory for access to everyday places.” Macron, however, has changed his stance in less than three ...
French Pasteur Institute: Ivermectin reduces the severity of COVID-19 infection
A prestigious world research institute situated in France last week released a study that highly recommended the use of Ivermectin, an antiparasitic, in treating the illnesses caused by the CCP Virus (or COVID-19). In a study released on July 12 in EMBO Molecular Medicine, scientists from the French Pasteur Institute suggested ...
Turkey denounces European Court of Justice for banning headscarves in workplaces
Turkey blasted a top European Union court ruling to ban headscarves in some work situations, calling it a "clear violation of religious freedoms" that fuels bias against Muslim women. The EU Court of Justice (CJEU) in Luxembourg decided on July 15 that businesses in the EU are permitted to prohibit employees ...
US allies accuse Beijing of major Microsoft cyber attack
America, Australia, the European Union, United Kingdom, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and other countries publicly criticized the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). U.S. allies joined in blaming the CCP for orchestrating a major cyberattack on Microsoft and other breaches. "[China's] Ministry of State Security (MSS) has fostered an ecosystem of criminal contract hackers ...
