Politics – Page 22 – PressClub World

21. 2. 2019 No Responses

Zimbabwe Introduces New Currency, Scraps US Dollar Denominated Bond Notes

Since 500 Billion percent inflation in 2009, Zimbabwe had no own currency. Zimbabwe’s Central Bank Governor John Mangudya announced a whole new national currency and its abandonment of Zimbabwe bond notes, a temporary quasi currency, whose value had been equated to...

20. 2. 2019 No Responses

Tulsi Gabbard kills neocon New World Order bloodbath in 30 seconds

Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard has recently launched a new assault on New World Order agents and ethnic cleansers in the Middle East. She said: “We must stand up against powerful politicians from both parties who sit in their ivory towers...

18. 2. 2019 No Responses

Daily Mail: Spy agency sent shoes equipped with spy bugs to Gaza

Shoes equipped with spy “bugs” in the heels sent for espionage to the Gaza Strip. Microphones in the heels of the shoes should serve to spy on the original Semitic population. The policy of brutal Zionism, so different from what...

17. 2. 2019 No Responses

Trump called on the governments of European countries to take back 800 ISIS terrorists

President Donald Trump today at 5 A.M. on the Twitter media platform called on governments of European countries to take back their 800 terrorists who fought in Syria against the local population. The short text also contains a threat: If...

16. 2. 2019 No Responses

When prices are distorted, smugglers have busy days

Smugglers take advantage of distortions in socialist economy, pocketing 1,000% profit, Venezuelans smuggle out subsidised food. Amid the political turmoil of Washington’s attempted coup, Venezuela’s socialist experiment has sparked an entrepreneu...

15. 2. 2019 No Responses

French schools to change ‘mother & father’ to ‘parent 1 and 2’ under new law

French schools are set to mandatory replace the words ‘mother’ and ‘father’ with ‘Parent 1’ and ‘Parent 2’ following an amendment to a law which passed through French Parliament this week. The new naming convention is ostensibly aimed at ending...

13. 2. 2019 No Responses

Spain Plans to Close All Nuclear Plants by 2035

Spanish government to close all seven of its nuclear plants between 2025 and 2035 as part of plans to generate all the country’s electricity from renewable sources by 2050. Energy Minister Teresa Ribera just announced the move, as the Socialist...

12. 2. 2019 No Responses

Today Is The 20 Year Anniversary Of The Bank Of Japan Cutting Rates To 0%

It is a bit of a memorable anniversary for financial markets – it’s the 20-year anniversary of the Bank of Japan cutting rates to 0% and the start of two decades of extreme monetary policy which Japan has not been able...

11. 2. 2019 No Responses

Should California bail out Pacific Gas & Electric?

It’s a big dilemma because PG&E is seen as TBTF (too big to fail). It provides natural gas and electricity for 16 million people — 40% of the California state. But the utility’s poorly maintained equipment has caused numerous devastating...

9. 2. 2019 No Responses

The results of the Finnish experiment with unconditional basic income

In Finland, at the beginning of 2017, they decided to carry out a long-term experiment with unconditional basic income. Approximately 2000 people received 560 euros each month, no-strings-attached and tax-free. An experiment with unconditional basic income wou...

8. 2. 2019 No Responses

More than half of US coal mines have closed since 2008

Declining coal demand in the US and rising demand for fracked natural gas and renewables have hit coal production and the number of active coal mines in the United States has dropped by more than half since peak coal production...

7. 2. 2019 No Responses

German government and EU on collision course

Berlin fury over bid to crush big industry. Germany is on a collision course with the European Union as eurocrats reject a landmark merger between Franco-German rail firms Alstom and Siemens. Peter Altmaier, Berlin’s economy minister, has hit back at Brusse...

Energy bills to rise by £117 for 15m households as price cap lifted