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Biohazard

Beauty spot beaches on Tobago island are turned black after ship runs aground and spills oil along 10 miles of coastline

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A massive oil spill off the coast of Tobago island which has turned the beaches black is 'not under control', the countries' Prime Minister said.

The spill was caused after a mystery 300ft-long vessel capsized on Wednesday in waters off the Caribbean island, having made no emergency calls, with no sign of crew, and no clear sign of ownership.

The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Keith Rowley, declared a national emergency today as oil leaking from the vessel affected some ten miles of coastline.

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Stock Up

January inflation breakdown: Where are prices still rising the fastest?

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Inflation rose faster than expected in January as an increase in the cost of rent and food kept prices elevated for millions of U.S. households.

The Labor Department said Tuesday that the consumer price index, a broad measure of the price of everyday goods including gasoline, groceries and rent, rose 0.3% in January from the previous month. Prices climbed 3.1% from the same time last year.

Both of those figures came in higher than the 0.2% monthly increase and 2.9% headline figure forecast by Refinitiv economists.

"Inflation is generally moving in the right direction... But it's important to remember that a lower inflation rate does not mean that prices of most things are falling," said Lisa Sturtevant, Bright MLS chief economist. "Rather, it simply means that prices are rising more slowly. Consumers are still feeling the pinch of higher prices for the things they buy most often."

Syringe

Hunter Biden's phone contained multiple photos of cocaine, crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia: DOJ

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© Tierney L. Cross/Bloomberg via Getty Images/FileHunter Biden
President Biden's son Hunter's iPhone reportedly had pictures and videos of "apparent" cocaine, crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia.

According to the Department of Justice, the president's son took "multiple photographs" of his alleged drug use in November and December 2018.

Tuesday's filing showed photos and text messages from Hunter's iPhone of exchanges with his drug dealer.

"Prior to October 12, 2018 (the date of the gun purchase), the defendant took photos of crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia on his phone," the documents said. '"Also prior to his gun purchase, the defendant routinely sent messages about purchasing drugs."

Pistol

Kansas City shooting at Chiefs Super Bowl parade leaves at least 1 dead, 22 wounded

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© Jamie Squire/Getty ImagesLaw enforcement and medical personnel respond to a shooting at Union Station during the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl LVIII victory parade on February 14, 2024 in Kansas City, Missouri. Several people were shot and two people were detained after a rally celebrating the Chiefs Super Bowl victory.
Kansas City Police said one person is dead, and 22 others were injured by gunfire after a shooting near the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory rally at Union Station on Wednesday.

Nine children are among the 22 injured by gunfire. In total, 11 children were injured, and they range in age from 6 to 15, according to Children's Mercy Hospital. None of the children are in critical condition. They are all expected to recover, the hospital said.

During a press conference Wednesday evening, Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves said three people were detained. At least one weapon was also recovered by police.

V

Canada's Freedom Convoy protesters sue Trudeau, Freeland following Federal Court ruling

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Several Freedom Convoy protesters, buoyed by a recent victory in Canadian federal court, said they're preparing to sue the federal government, banks, and the police that brought the 2022 protest to a heated end.

"I think it's the second phase to what took place with the federal court case," military veteran and plaintiff Eddie Cornell said. "We've got a big hill to climb, but it's something that's necessary. It has to be done."

On Jan. 23, Federal Court Justice Richard Mosley issued a ruling against the federal government's invocation of the Emergencies Act in response to the protests and blockades that gridlocked Canada's capital Ottawa for weeks.

The government's use of the act did "not bear the hallmarks of reasonableness — justification, transparency and intelligibility — and was not justified in relation to the relevant factual and legal constraints that were required to be taken into consideration," Justice Mosley wrote in his ruling.

Attention

France censors Telegram channels on the day Ukraine does a bloodbath in Belgorod

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On 15 February 2024, while Ukraine was heavily bombing the Russian town of Belgorod (killing several civilians, including a baby), France censored around twenty French-language Telegram channels for "disinformation". The timing of this censorship clearly indicates that Paris no longer wants the French to know that Ukraine is deliberately killing civilians with weapons supplied to it by Western countries.

In the middle of the day on 15 February 2024, the Ukrainian army fired 18 rockets with Vampire multiple rocket launchers supplied by the Czech Republic (the range of the rockets used was 40 km). Russian anti-aircraft defence shot down 14 rockets, but four continued to fly towards the city. The result was a veritable bloodbath. Six people, including a baby, were killed and 17 injured. With several people in a serious condition, the death toll could still rise.


Handcuffs

Russia issues arrest warrant for EU state's PM

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© Thierry Monasse/Getty ImagesEstonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas
Moscow has launched a criminal investigation into Estonia's Kaja Kallas over the destruction of Soviet WWII memorials...

Russian authorities have issued arrest warrants for Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas and Secretary of State Taimar Peterkop, over their roles in the demolition of Soviet WWII memorials in the Baltic state. Kallas announced in 2022 that the Estonian government had decided to remove all Soviet symbols from public areas "as soon as possible."

Estonia as well as neighboring Latvia and Lithuania have increasingly targeted Soviet-era war monuments in recent years, describing them as symbols of occupation. The campaign has intensified since the start of Russia's offensive against Ukraine in February 2022.

On Tuesday, TASS quoted unnamed Russian security officials as confirming that a "criminal case has been launched against Estonia's Prime Minister Kaja Kallas and Secretary of State Taimar Peterkop over the destruction and damaging of memorials to Soviet warriors."

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Extinguisher

UK 'officially' enters recession after steeper-than-expected fall in GDP

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The recession is likely to be mild and short lived, with no major changes in the day to day life of consumers but it's bad news for Rishi Sunak who made growing the economy a key part of the Conservative's platform.
The UK economy has officially entered recession, figures show.

A recession is defined as two consecutive three-month periods where the economy contracts rather than grows.

A major measure of economic growth, gross domestic product (GDP) shrank 0.3% between October and December, the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) data shows.

Comment: Meanwhile over in the US: US inflation continues with hotter than expected 3.1% in January

And China: China's food prices fall at fastest rate for 15 years, despite Western media spin 'deflation' is good news for profits

Also, Tucker Carlson went food shopping in Russia, and the food they bought, they thought, would total about $400 in the US, but in this Moscow supermarket it cost $100, to which Carlson commented: 'this will radicalise you'.




Eye 2

"They brought Israeli civilians to watch our nude torture": IDF torture of Palestinian prisoners turned into entertainment

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The Israeli army introduced groups of Israeli civilians into detention centres and prisons holding Palestinian prisoners and detainees from the Gaza Strip, permitting the civilians to witness torture crimes against the detainees, with many allowed to film them on their own phones.

Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor received shocking testimonies from recently released Palestinian prisoners and detainees, in which they reported that the Israeli army invited a number of Israeli civilians during their interrogation sessions to witness torture and inhumane treatment, to which they were deliberately subjected in the presence of the civilians.

Arrested during ground incursions by Israeli army forces into the Strip, the prisoners and detainees were held for varying periods of time inside two detention centres: one located in the Zikim area on the northern border of the Gaza Strip, and another affiliated with the Naqab prison in southern Israel.

Padlock

Report calls for limits on air travel: The rationing of planes, trains and automobile use for the serfs

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Just a short post here because it goes so well as a follow-up to my previous article on the mentality of our globalist oppressors.

According to CNN Travel: "Holidaymakers should prepare to change their travel habits now, before this change is forced upon them."

CNN reports that "The negative impacts of tourism on the environment have become so severe that some are suggesting drastic changes to our travel habits are inevitable."

The cable news network cites a 2023 report titled A Sustainable Future for Travel, in which the globalists lay out their entire plan to limit our freedom of movement. They always tell us their plans. So few pay attention. Most people would rather live in denial and deception.