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Mr. Soros' Neighbourhood or How the World Really Works Radio Far Side Hello Boys and Girls (and yes, there are only two sexes that are not interchangeable)! Welcome to another exciting year of grousing and gumbling about the State of the Planet, and some motivational talks about getting off our Blessed Assurances and changing things for the better. Buckle up! For those who haven’t been paying attention, the world is not composed of 195 nations. It is actually formed from roughly 10 economic unions, free-trade zones, and federation blocks. They are the third layer of the pyramid, and they sit under the United Nations, which generates consensus and administers treaties Treaties are the primary means of controlling your Regional Governance Board (RGB, formerly national government) to enforce the dictates of the Corporate Overlords (CO). You will know the CO by their public monikers, like Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO), Expert Organisations and Entities (EOE), and Observer Instit...

While we are all, rightfully, worried about what’s going on in Ukraine, those sneaky Russians are shoring up their situation on the south shores of the Black Sea and Eastern Mediterranean.  As reported last week  the meeting between Russia, Turkiye, and Syria took place between their Defense Ministers where they all described the talks as ‘constructive’ towards solving multiple outstanding issues like refugees and the backing of radicals. This meeting was put in motion by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as the Moscow Times article notes: In November, Erdogan said a meeting with Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad was a possibility, after cutting diplomatic ties with Damascus throughout the 11-year conflict. In mid-December, he indicated that he could meet with Assad after the two countries’ defense and foreign ministers meet. “We want to take a step as Syria, Turkey and Russia,”  [emphasis mine] he said at the time. The issues discussed are especially important for ...

By Zachary Stieber January 6, 2023 A West Virginia law that prohibits people from participating on single-sex sports teams that don’t match their biological sex is constitutional, a judge ruled on Jan. 5. West Virginia House Bill 3293 ( pdf ), or the Save Women’s Sports Bill, was passed by the state legislature and signed by Gov. Jim Justice in 2021. The bill states that there are “inherent differences between biological males and biological females” and that “biological males would displace females to a substantial extent if permitted to compete on teams designated for biological females, as recognized in Clark v. Ariz. Interscholastic Ass’n (9th Cir. 1982).” The bill says that a person born male cannot participate in female sports, and vice versa. A biological male child with the initials B.P.J., who was 11 at the time, filed a lawsuit after the law’s passage. B.P.J. identifies as female and wanted to participate in female sports at a middle scho...

What's a "Yemeni"?! According to the report of Eye for Humanity, in the last seven years of the Yemen war, bombings carried out by the Saudi-led coalition have killed 17,734 people and injured close to 30,000. According to its data, at least 4,017 deaths were of children January 04, 2023  by  Peoples Dispatch Photo: Xinhua/Mohammed Mohammed Data released by the Yemen-based Eye for Humanity Centre for Rights and Development  claims that at least 643  Yemeni civilians were killed in 2022, out of over 3,000 casualties recorded. This is despite last year seeing an unprecedented six-month-long ceasefire and a significant drop in fatalities. The war in Yemen will complete eight years in 2023. The data shows that the total fatalities recorded last year included at least 102 children and 27 women. At least 353 children and 97 women were also injured in this period. The Saudi Arabia-led international coalition also destroyed over 14,300 homes, 12 hospitals, 64 schools, and 22...