Category: Asia
Nearly 8% of all Children on Planet Earth have the DNA bloodline of Genghis Khan
Genghis Khan’s genetic legacy has never been doubted. The question is, how many kids did Genghis Khan have? According to historical records, Khan’s official heirs numbered four through his primary wife Börte. Married to Temujin, later Khan, at age 17, Börte’s original tribe helped… Continue Reading “Nearly 8% of all Children on Planet Earth have the DNA bloodline of Genghis Khan”
The Dark Aftermath of the Nuclear Strikes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
At 08:15 Japan Standard Time on August 6, 1945, the U.S. Army Air Force launched the first ever nuclear attack in history, with the targeting of the Japanese city of Hiroshima causing 135,000 casualties instantly. Approximately half of them resulted in immediate deaths, and… Continue Reading “The Dark Aftermath of the Nuclear Strikes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki”
Cuba, Bolivia Mexico and other Latin American countries survived US sanctions
Washington has maintained a triple generation-spanning trade embargo on the Caribbean nation, attempted to invade it and, controversially, holds land on the Cuban island that it uses for its torture camp at Guantanamo Bay. All the while (ironically) accusing the Cuban government of human rights abuses. The… Continue Reading “Cuba, Bolivia Mexico and other Latin American countries survived US sanctions”
USA Opioid Epidemic has cost taxpayer $1 Trillion since 2001
According to a new study, the US opioid epidemic ravaging American communities has cost over $1 trillion since 2001, and may exceed another $500 billion over the next three years. The health systems research and consulting organization, Altarum examined US mortality data between 2001 and 2017. The greatest financial cost of the opioid epidemic… Continue Reading “USA Opioid Epidemic has cost taxpayer $1 Trillion since 2001”
The West leaves COP29 to foot the bill for Climate Change
Geopolitical reality was again out in the open as the developed world, mainly Western nations, did everything at the annual UN global summit on climate change in Baku, Azerbaijan, to wash their hands of their historical responsibility. Though India, which is trying to stake… Continue Reading “The West leaves COP29 to foot the bill for Climate Change”
Gold stokes Tribal Tension in Philippines
As gold shines through the Corona-virus pandemic, touching new highs as a precious metal hedge to the dollar, the stakes for Southeast Asia’s largest undeveloped copper and gold minefield have never been higher. Nestled 1,300 meters above sea level, huge gold and copper deposits… Continue Reading “Gold stokes Tribal Tension in Philippines”
Technological Singularity Apocalypse
It’s not just venture capitalists and billionaires making important predictions about A.I. A new, elaborate 232-page report from the Pew Research Center canvassed more than 300 experts across industries about the changes they predict by 2035 from technological developments. The technological singularity—or simply the… Continue Reading “Technological Singularity Apocalypse”
Afghanistan’s blooming Saffron may become alternative to Opium Trade
Afghan authorities want to provide farmers with an alternative means of income, other than growing opium, by turning to the world’s most expensive spice. Saffron production has risen to record levels this year in the country, hitting 13 tons. The official figures showed that saffron… Continue Reading “Afghanistan’s blooming Saffron may become alternative to Opium Trade”
Crystal Meth uit Afghanistan gijzeld de Wereld
In een woonkamer in Khayelitsha, een township in Kaapstad, zit een groepje mannen. Een van hen laat tijdens ons video-bel-gesprek een zakje met wit, kristalachtig poeder erin zien. We roken hier al sinds de afschaffing van Apartheid tik, maar dit is iets nieuws, zegt… Continue Reading “Crystal Meth uit Afghanistan gijzeld de Wereld”
Britain spreading its Military Naval Bases towards Asia
British Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson said that the London military head-quarters aims to establish a new naval base somewhere in Asia in the coming years. Singapore or Brunei, two of Britain’s old colonies in Southeast Asia, could be potential sites for the broached new base. Brunei… Continue Reading “Britain spreading its Military Naval Bases towards Asia”
Australia mandates Food Rations to prepare for Bird Flu Pandemic
Food rationing and lockdowns have arrived in Australia as the WEF puppet government lays the groundwork to plunge the masses into starvation, and Australians pay the price for allowing the government to confiscate their guns without a fight. The elite have warned that a… Continue Reading “Australia mandates Food Rations to prepare for Bird Flu Pandemic”
Climate change warms the Himalayas, melting Glaciers and heating Rocks
The living Himalayan mountains are sick, and if they die, they could take millions with them. Climate change warms the Himalayas, melting glaciers and heating rocks. This will dry up rivers in 30 years, impacting food security in northern India even sooner . If… Continue Reading “Climate change warms the Himalayas, melting Glaciers and heating Rocks”
Europe pledges major Financial Injection to Climate Damage Fund
The European Union promises to make a multi-trillion dollar contribution to a new international fund for climate damages, which are contributed by same corporations that will receive these funds, while polluting the planet, the Commission announced last week. Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra met with… Continue Reading “Europe pledges major Financial Injection to Climate Damage Fund”
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