Greece rolls out digital ID wallet
Greece is rolling out a QR code digital ID wallet (Gov.gr Wallet) as a substitute for physical copies of ID cards and driver’s licenses.
Four dead in South Africa cost-of-living protests
Four protesters have reportedly been found dead, with two being shot by police responding to cost-of-living protests in South Africa.
Australian Senator denounces the WEF and its supporters
Australian Senator Malcolm Roberts recently denounced the WEF and its supporters, warning that the Great Reset will lead to “serfdom.”
New Zealand plans to tax farmers for livestock burps
It seems like governments across the Western world are hellbent on destroying the lives of their farmers, and New Zealand is no different, with the government bringing in a “burp tax” for livestock.
The WEF wants to sew digital IDs into your clothing
The WEF is pushing for digital IDs to be sewn into people’s clothes to ‘save the planet’ by transitioning from buying to renting clothes to reduce waste.
WEF proposes using “wind-powered boats” to decarbonize the shipping industry
In yet another attempt to destroy international commerce, the World Economic Forum (WEF) is urging companies to go back to using “wind-powered boats” (i.e., ‘sailboats’) to decarbonize the shipping industry.
WHO calls for international gay sex lockdown
WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom stated that the best way to prevent the spread of monkeypox (which might as well be classified as an STD at this point) is for gay men to stop having so much gay sex.
Israel bans large cash transactions, requires digital payments
The Israeli government has banned using cash for purchases larger than $1,700 and instead requires residents to use digital transfers or debit transactions. Prior to the decision, cash transactions were capped at $3,200.
Communist China lauds “cooperation” with Klaus Schwab
A top Communist Party of China (CCP) official openly lauded cooperating with the World Economic Forum’s Klaus Schwab.
World’s largest chemical company announces major cuts to ammonia production
If you thought food shortages were bad now, you haven’t seen anything yet, as the world’s largest chemical producer plans to cut the production of ammonia (a key ingredient in fertilizers).