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Gold Bar

Russians encouraged to ditch dollar for gold


RT
Sun, 21 May 2023 10:41 UTC
gold
© Hans-Peter MertenGold Ingots
Gold ingots of up to 20 grams may now be purchased on the Moscow Mint website, the Goznak Joint Stock Company, which operates the mint, announced on Wednesday. The move is part of a broader agenda to encourage Russians to shift away from US dollar savings.

According to the company's statement, Russians are now able to buy, sell or store their purchased gold bars and coins.

Goznak is planning to make gold ingots weighing 50 grams available for purchase on its website, the company said, adding that the services will be accessible both in the trading salon of the Moscow Mint and through the Goznak.Investments app.

The storage period of ingots at the Moscow Mint is unlimited, while Goznak guarantees the buyback of all bullion in the mint's vaults. It will also accept ingots that have been in circulation if there is no visible damage on them or on the packaging.

From April 1, Russian precious metals refineries, Goznak, and the country's banks have been allowed to sell gold bars to individuals with no value added tax (VAT) applied.
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Pistol

Ukraine admits murdering "quite a few" Russian civilians who back Putin and his invasion

Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
Sun, 21 May 2023 08:45 UTC
Bundanov
© Laurent Van Der Stockt /Le Monde/Getty Images/NewsweekUkraine Major General Kyrylo Budanov
A senior Ukrainian official has admitted that his country has assassinated "quite a few" Russian civilians who support Putin and his war to assert control of the Donbas region. In interviews first reported by The Times of London, Major General Kyrylo Budanov, who heads Ukraine's military intelligence service, also promised more attacks are to come.

"We've already successfully targeted quite a few people," said Budanov. He didn't name any of the victims, but said "there have been well-publicized cases everyone knows about, thanks to the media coverage."

Since the February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, several prominent Russian supporters of the invasion -- and many innocent bystanders -- have been killed or wounded in the campaign.

Comment: See also:

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Pirates

Report: Jeffrey Epstein threatened to expose Bill Gates' alleged affair with Russian bridge player

Ronny Reyes
ew York Post
Mon, 22 May 2023 20:03 UTC
Mila Antonova bill gates affair
© IgniteNYC/YouTubeRussian bridge player Mila Antonova and Bill Gates
Jeffrey Epstein threatened to expose an affair Bill Gates allegedly had with a Russian bridge player after the Microsoft co-founder declined to join his philanthropic venture, according to a report on Sunday.

The disgraced pedophile, who killed himself in 2019, appeared to threaten Gates over the alleged affair with Russian card whiz Mila Antonova in a 2017 email, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.

Gates met Antonova in 2010, with the two were playing in a tournament together after she moved to the Bay Area to work as a software engineer, the newspaper said.

While Antonova acknowledged that she was on friendly terms with Gates during a 2010 video about her love of bridge, the two allegedly had a brief romance while Gates was still married to his then-wife, Melinda French Gates, sources told the Journal.
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Attention

Modern Eugenics - One-third of Canadians support killing the homeless

Martin Armstrong
Armstrong Economics
Mon, 22 May 2023 19:55 UTC
Homeless Person
© Armstrong Economics
Canada's largest eugenics program is underway after MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying) was expanded to include those without terminal illnesses. Someone may qualify for MAID if they are simply "too poor to live with dignity," according to the Canadian government. A recent poll found that, while most Canadians are against the idea, one-third support assisted suicide to eliminate the homeless population.

Over a quarter of participants strongly (11%) or moderately (16%) agreed that poverty alone is a good cause for government assisted suicide. Again, the majority of Canadians do not agree with these measures but it is alarming that a significant portion of the voting population approves of blatant murder. Instead of helping those unable to receive medical treatment, 51% of respondents said these people should be killed by the government instead. Half of those polled stated that anyone with a disability should also die. Those with mental illnesses, even if treatable, should be killed according to 43% of respondents.

This is disturbing. About 24% stated that parents should be allowed to kill their terminally ill children without punishment. MAID has been continually expanded to kill off the undesirables, or the "useless eaters" as Hitler called them.
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No Entry

London bars whites from internship posting


RT
Mon, 22 May 2023 19:00 UTC
UK train station
© Getty Images / Necati Aslim
A paid internship posting at UK government transit body Transport for London restricted to non-white applicants has triggered widespread outrage after it was posted to social media on Saturday.

The Stuart Ross Communications Internship, which pays a total of £21,824 ($27,134) for 11 months of "London-based hybrid working" with one or two days per week in the office, requires the applicant to be "of Black, Asian and minority ethnic background, defined as having some African, Afro-Caribbean, Asian or other non-white heritage."

The racial qualification is listed ahead of the requirement that the applicant be "either an undergraduate or recent graduate on track to receive, or have already achieved, a 2:2 in any degree."

The program will also take non-graduates with less than a year's experience in the communications industry, but the racial requirements appear to be less flexible.
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Cross

Facebook deletes "Jesus died so you could live" post, calls it "hate speech," even after appeal

Didi Rankovic
Reclaim The Net
Wed, 17 May 2023 12:42 UTC
cross on hill
Facebook sure has its own interpretation of what constitutes broad-minded tolerance - not to mention, legal speech.

One religion's central postulates should not be more or less acceptable than another's, whether the "moderator" (that is, censor, a person or a machine) agrees or not.

But when a Christian posts that, "Jesus died so you could live" - which would be one of the religion's core beliefs - the person behind the post may yet end up accused of "hate speech" over on Facebook.

Comment: Every Christian should walk away from Facebook, en masse, for this. Let's see how FB responds when the 85% of American churches who use the platform abandon ship.

See also:

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Propaganda

CBC put under the microscope at National Citizen's Inquiry in Ottawa

Robert Kraychik
Rebel News
Fri, 19 May 2023 00:00 UTC
'We betrayed the public. We broke their trust ... We were, in fact, pushing propaganda,' said former CBC journalist Marianne Klowak.
NCI Looks at CBC
© Unknown
The CBC's political corruption was a primary theme on the second day of the National Citizen's Inquiry in Ottawa. The conference is described by its organizers as a citizen-led investigation into Canada's federal and provincial governments' COVID-19 responses.

The event's invited speakers included several former employees of the CBC sharing their insights into the state-funded news media outlet's dissemination of misinformation and abuse of its employees with "vaccine mandates." The featured guests offered their remarks as sworn testimony.

Comment: The Canadian 'legacy media' that Freiheit speaks, has for years been on the receiving end of state (taxpayer) press-welfare. When covid came along the government released an extra flood of cash, cash that came with contractual stipulations for those receiving. Not only was there the upfront cash, there were guarantees of government advertising for news print and screen, to help get people on the emergency measure train (wash your hands, remain 2 meters away, stay at home in your bubble, 'scientists' say, 'experts' warn, get your booster today et cetera).

Here is a 2021 look at some of those on the receiving end:

Which Media Benefitted From The Trudeau Government's Covid-19 Funds?

Canadian Brainwashing Corporation touts compliance over science

Last word to ex CBC journalist, Rex Murphy:

Rex Murphy: Trudeau feigns regret for attacking Freedom Convoy as a 'fringe'
"...the media was stocked with alarming stories that proved empty or false."


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Eye 1

Police investigating street posters likening Macron to Hitler, threaten fines for 'provocation to rebellion'


RT
Sun, 21 May 2023 23:38 UTC
Macron hitler
© Clement Mahoudeau / AFPThe offenders will be punished for insulting the president, French officials have said
Authorities in the French city of Avignon have opened an investigation after posters appeared on the streets comparing President Emmanuel Macron to Adolf Hitler, AFP reports, citing the office of the city's public prosecutor, Florence Galtier.

According to officials, the offenders will face two months in prison and a fine of €7,500 ($8,110) for "provocation to rebellion," as well as a fine of €12,000 for insulting the president.

Around 30 anti-Macron posters glued to advertising boards were discovered on Thursday. They showed the French president with graying hair and the number 49.3 on his face, which looked like a small black mustache. It is a reference to Article 49.3 of the French Constitution, which the government invoked in March to ram through controversial pension reform without securing the support of the parliament (the National Assembly).

Comment: Notably, just a few months ago a French citizen was arrested for calling Macron 'filth' on Facebook.

In other news, his wife, France's First Lady, Brigitte Macron, recently lost a lawsuit against a Youtuber that alleged she was transgender.

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Arrow Up

China replaces Japan as world's top car exporter


RT
Sun, 21 May 2023 08:36 UTC
car china
The country's sales in the first quarter jumped by nearly 60% year-on-year, according to Nikkei
China became the world's largest car exporter in the first quarter of 2023, Nikkei news outlet reported this week, citing data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.

According to the report, Chinese car exports in January-March soared by 58% against the same period in 2022, to 1.07 million units.

During this period, the former top exporter, Japan, sold 950,000 vehicles.

Comment: Meanwhile in sanction supporting Germany: Recession fears mount as German industrial output falls

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Black Magic

German city named 'sex capital of the world'


RT
Sun, 21 May 2023 14:00 UTC
pride cologne 2016
Cologne is a gay mecca where "sex is the new religion," Lust Magazine claims
Cologne has been named the world's most sexually liberated city, with the city's panoply of gay bars and LGBT events bumping it to the top of a list compiled by a German magazine.

"Cologne is world famous for its carnival and cathedral," German-based Lust Magazine wrote. "But for many residents of this cosmopolitan, tolerant city, sex is the new religion."

According to the report, Cologne's 23 annual LGBT events, four gay pride festivals, 17 gay bars, and 19 sex shops shot it to the top of the list, with West Hollywood, California in second, and Amsterdam, Madrid, and Berlin completing the top five.

Comment: And with the last line we can see just one example of the fruits of this proclaimed 'liberality, openess and uniqueness'. Over in the US people are voting against the ideological dystopias with their feet: The exodus from 'liberal' US cities is accelerating, new census data shows

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