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UK hospital data shocks the world: 80% of COVID deaths are among the vaccinated… COVID deaths up 3,000% after vaccine wave
WorldNews.com 05 Nov 2021
Article by Natural News. A deadly combination of science fraud, institutional coercion, bribery, Big Tech censorship, government force and media propaganda are bringing the world to its knees. There is NO real-world data showing that covid-19 vaccines reduce the risk of hospitalization and death ... Most shocking of all ... (Related.
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Covid-19 Deaths 3,000% Higher Than This Time Last Year And 80% Of The Dead Had The Vaccine - Natural News
WorldNews.com 05 Nov 2021photo: AP / Khalil Hamra
UN Palestine aid agency is ‘close to collapse’ after funding cuts
The Guardian 05 Nov 2021photo: AP / Felipe Dana
13 Years Old And In Jail
WorldNews.com 05 Nov 2021
Thirteen-year-old Muhammad Shadi Sa'adi was leaving a friend’s funeral when undercover police kidnapped, blindfolded, beat him, then threw him in prison. Right now 85 Palestinian children and youth, just like Muhammad, are being held for crimes they didn't commit. It’s all part of a deliberate Israeli campaign to terrorize Palestinian families.
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Putin and Lukashenko sign Decree on the Union State
Pravda RU 04 Nov 2021
Putin and Lukashenko also approved the military doctrine and the concept of migration policy ... .
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COP26 braces for youth protests after vague emissions pledges
Urdu Point 05 Nov 2021
Thousands of youth activists were preparing to descend on Glasgow on Friday to protest against what they say is a dangerous lack of action by leaders at the COP26 climate summit ... "This UN Climate Summit, we're once again seeing world leaders saying big words and big promises," said Mitze Joelle Tan, a climate justice activist from the Philippines.
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Boeing Agrees to Pay $225Mln to Settle Shareholder Suit Over 737 MAX Crashes - Reports
Urdu Point 05 Nov 2021
Boeing has agreed to pay about $225 million to settle a shareholder lawsuit that claimed the company's directors failed to monitor safety issues related to the crashes of two 737 MAX planes, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing informed sources ... The use of the 737 MAX was suspended worldwide ... ....
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US State Department Greenlights $650 Million Missile Deal for Saudi Arabia
Sputnik 04 Nov 2021
The Pentagon announced on Thursday it had received approval for a potential sale of $650 million worth of air-to-air missiles to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ... .
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Sukhoi Su-75 Checkmate more cost effective that its US competitor
Pravda RU 04 Nov 2021photo: AP
Ethiopian capital could fall in 'months if not weeks' — rebels
The Jordan Times 04 Nov 2021
ADDIS ABABA — Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa could fall within "months if not weeks", an Oromo group allied with Tigrayan rebels told AFP Wednesday, as the fighters advanced southwards ... Earlier on Wednesday OLA spokesman Odaa Tarbii said his group intended to topple Abiy's government, calling his removal "a foregone conclusion" ... Image. Section ... Right .
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'40 Wars in 40 Regions': IRGC Chief Condemns US Policies on Anniversary of Tehran Embassy Seizure
Sputnik 04 Nov 2021
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US submarine commander fired after South China Sea crash
Al Jazeera 05 Nov 2021
The US Navy has fired the commanding officer, executive officer and top enlisted sailor of a nuclear-powered submarine that crashed into an underwater mountain on October 2, saying the accident was preventable ... The USS Connecticut was forced to sail on the surface for a week to reach Guam ... Eleven sailors were injured in the accident ... .
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Biden's big bill on brink of House votes, but fights remain
The Independent 05 Nov 2021
Democrats in the House appear on the verge of advancing President Joe Biden’s $1.85 trillion-and-growing domestic policy package alongside a companion $1 trillion infrastructure bill in what would be a dramatic political accomplishment — if they can push it to passage ... But they're not there yet ... .
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Beirut port blast investigator forced to suspend probe for third time
France24 04 Nov 2021photo: Creative Commons / BRFBlake
Top Hungarian Official Admits Government Bought Pegasus Spyware
Radio Free Europe 04 Nov 2021
BUDAPEST -- A top official in Hungary's governing party has confirmed for the first time that the government had bought spyware that was allegedly used to monitor journalists, lawyers, businesspeople, and opposition figures in dozens of countries around the world ... Opposition lawmakers are demanding a probe into the use of Pegasus ... ....