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The United Nations
Government Land Grabs, from ‘Natural Asset Companies’ to Agenda 2030: Margaret Byfield
Margaret Byfield was raised on a 7,000-acre ranch in Nevada. For nearly 30 years, her family fought the federal government to maintain ownership of their land.
UN Calls for Multinational Security Support as Killings, Kidnappings Spike in Haiti
More than 8,400 people were killed, injured or kidnapped in Haiti last year, according to a UN report.
Christine Anderson: How Europe Became a Society ‘That Hates Itself’
EU parliament member Christine Anderson represents the Alternative for Germany party and is part of the Identity and Democracy Group.
Miss Iraq on Seeing Through the Lies About Israel: Full interview with Sarah Idan
Sarah Idan grew up an Iraqi Muslim under Saddam Hussein. Today, she is a human rights activist who speaks out against antisemitism and Islamic fundamentalism.
How Utah Is Giving Up on Freedom and Embracing the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Jason and Alexia Preston
Alexia and Jason Preston are hosts of the Utah-based podcast, “We Are The People.”
Agenda 2030: A Recipe for a Global Farming Disaster and Man-Made Famine–Roman Balmakov | ATL:NOW
Roman Balmakov is a host and reporter at the Epoch Times. as well as the director and presenter of a new Epoch TV documentary: “No Farmers No Food.”
Zelenskyy ‘Playing the Woke Game’ with War-Against-Climate-Change Speech: Trevor Loudon
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy recently framed the war against Russia as also a war on climate change in a speech given at the United Nations.
Indian Prime Minister Urges UN to Change Mid-20th Century Approach to ‘Retain Relevance’
The United Nations must change its “mid-20th century” approach to retain relevance in today’s “multipolar world,” Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.
