Category: Travel
Curacao Moral Compass destroyed by hostile Capitalist Invaders
Since the Dutch-backed political party, PAR restructured the economic system for Curacao, the islands education was commercialized, unemployment rates have skyrocketed which dumped the population into extreme poverty, resulting in racism and organized crime. Fake news media sites censor the economic deportation of its citizens, while Dutch capitalists took control… Continue Reading “Curacao Moral Compass destroyed by hostile Capitalist Invaders”
An Alien Civilization took over Earth on July 29, 1203 BC
UFO’s and extraterrestrial phenomena are not new. There are traces of them all over Earth’s history. One of the best-known instances of this is from ancient Egypt. And recent discoveries suggest that an alien civilization took over Earth on July 29, 1203 B.C. It… Continue Reading “An Alien Civilization took over Earth on July 29, 1203 BC”
Antarctic Glaciers before a dramatic Collapse
In March 2002, the Larsen B Ice Shelf collapsed catastrophically, breaking up an area about one-sixth the size of Tasmania. In a paper published today in Scientific Reports, we used nearly 1,000 film photographs of Antarctica from the 1960’s to reconstruct exactly what five… Continue Reading “Antarctic Glaciers before a dramatic Collapse”
Sharks in Gulf of Mexico learn to take back their food from Fishing Boats
Sharks in the Gulf of Mexico are learning to associate boat engines with food, leading to more and more cases of depredation, as for a fact fisherman are shopping in the ocean’s supermarket, experts say. Sharks are feasting on fish caught by humans in… Continue Reading “Sharks in Gulf of Mexico learn to take back their food from Fishing Boats”
World’s largest Free Trade Zone to become reality in Africa
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) will come into force on Thursday. It will be the largest free trade agreement by population that the world has seen since the 1995 creation of the World Trade Organization. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry said over the… Continue Reading “World’s largest Free Trade Zone to become reality in Africa”
Klein Curacao getroffen door Eco-Terroristen en Drugs Smokkelaars
Ard Vreugdenhil van Sea Turtle Conservation Curaçao slaat alarm over ernstige illegale bouw- en schoonmaakactiviteiten op Klein Curaçao, die een directe bedreiging vormen voor de natuurlijke habitat en de beschermde schildpaddenpopulatie op het eiland. Dit meldt Curacao.nu en Caribisch Netwerk. Drie weken geleden begonnen… Continue Reading “Klein Curacao getroffen door Eco-Terroristen en Drugs Smokkelaars”
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”
Bolivia banned the DEA and ended War on Drugs
Bolivia have angered the U.S. government by kicking out the DEA from the country, declaring the so-called ‘war on drugs’ officially over. Since the coca-growing country legalized coca (the main ingredient in cocaine) in 2017 and banned the DEA from operating in Bolivia in 2008,… Continue Reading “Bolivia banned the DEA and ended War on Drugs”
USA preparing a draft that would regulate mining on the Moon
The US regime has been working on a draft deal that would regulate mining on the Moon as well as establishing safety zones around would-be extraterrestrial bases, excluding Russia. The Trump administration is ironing out details of a plan that would give its potential… Continue Reading “USA preparing a draft that would regulate mining on the Moon”
The Mali Empire of Salt and Gold
The pre-colonial history of African countries deserves close attention. The African continent became a place where great trading empires were born and flourished during the Middle Ages. The Sahel zone, the African ‘sandy coast’, which is a belt of land stretching from the Atlantic… Continue Reading “The Mali Empire of Salt and Gold”
Curacao Marriott Courtyard Hotel against Human Trafficking
Perched off the coast of Venezuela, the island of Curaçao is home to pristine beaches, picturesque national parks, and native flora and fauna. While some of the Caribbean’s top tourism destinations are lauded for their lush jungles and humid climate, rain is a rare… Continue Reading “Curacao Marriott Courtyard Hotel against Human Trafficking”
Space Travel rewires the Brain of Astronauts due to Low Gravity
The human body must overcome many different obstacles in order to travel in space, and this includes what amounts to rewiring the brain, according to a new study conducted by the European Space Agency (ESA) and international research team Roscosmos. The peer-reviewed academic journal… Continue Reading “Space Travel rewires the Brain of Astronauts due to Low Gravity”
European Ski resorts expierencing a major Snow crisis
Skiers across Europe are arriving at resorts to find historically low levels of snow following an exceptionally mild winter. Even snow cannons have stopped working due to the high temperatures. Stark images from resorts in the likes of France, Austria and Bosnia show huge… Continue Reading “European Ski resorts expierencing a major Snow crisis”
Crickey Amigu di Natura 