Joseph Fritzl, infamous for his heinous acts of incest and imprisonment, found himself in the limelight once again as an Austrian court granted him conditional release from a facility for the mentally ill. The 88-year-old, commonly known as a monster of incest, has spent the last 15 years behind bars, serving a life sentence for his unimaginable crimes. Fritzl’s release from the prison for the... 

Individuals who farm or fish for food are committing “serious crimes” according to the World Economic Forum who announced plans to coerce world governments into legislating against these activities. According to Jojo Mehta, WEF member and founder of Stop Ecocide Now, farming and fishing must be consigned to the dustbin of history and anybody who defies her wishes must be imprisoned. “Ecocide... 

Oprah Winfrey’s reputation has taken a hit due to her close friendships with numerous high-profile rapists and pedophiles, but she is about to lose a whole lot more, according to investigators who revealed the billionaire media tycoon is about to be thrown under the bus and prosecuted on child trafficking charges. Oprah isn’t the only member of the VIP global elite facing charges. A whole host... 

This is by far the most insane law to suddenly pop up in Europe! What is really “misinformation”? The Irish government can basically arrest anyone over anything. Just say: I saw the grass in my yard was blue because I spilled some paint on it. Your neighbor can say: I didn’t see your grass being blue, grass is generally green, you are pushing “misinformation”! Government... 

President Andrzej Duda declared on Thursday that he has commenced clemency proceedings for two conservative politicians, Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, currently being detained in Poland. The decision came after a personal request from the wives of the two men, Barbara Kamińska and Romualda Wąsik, and was preceded by a meeting between them and the Polish president. President Duda began by... 

The European Commission is an EU legislative body with regulatory authority over digital technology. The EC’s eIDAS Article 45, a proposed regulation, would deliberately weaken areas of internet security that the industry has carefully evolved and hardened for over 25 years. The Article would effectively grant the 27 EU governments vastly expanded surveillance powers over internet use. The rule... 

USA Boxing, the national governing body for Olympic-style boxing in the U.S., has released a new set of guidelines permitting trans-identifying biological males to compete against women beginning this year. Trans-identifying boxers who want to compete in official Olympic-style boxing events in the U.S. will have to fulfill several requirements to compete in the gender category they are interested... 

The new liberal government in Poland is intensifying its purges against the former conservative government, with police storming the presidential palace and arresting two high-ranking conservative politicians on Tuesday, citing alleged abuse of power. This dramatic event is part of an ongoing conflict between the new liberal Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, and conservative President Andrzej Duda. Polish... 

The Department of Justice is now in the final stages of an investigation into tech giant Apple, with plans to file a far-reaching antitrust case against it to stop the company from unfairly protecting iPhone’s dominance. The lawsuit, which could be filed anytime during the first half of 2024, focuses on how Apple is using its control over its hardware and software to make it more difficult for... 

New Hampshire has become the second U.S. state to potentially outlaw the spraying of aerosolized particulate matter into the skies – a phenomenon commonly referred to as “chemtrails.” Texas made history last year when state representatives looked into changing the law to ban dangerous atmospheric aerosol spraying without prior approval and testing of the chemicals being sprayed. According to... 

Kyiv’s proposed ban on the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) is raising concerns about potential “dire consequences” for Ukraine’s aspirations to join the European Union, according to legal experts quoted by The Telegraph. The Ukrainian parliament is expected to vote on the closure of the UOC, the country’s largest Christian denomination with 12,000 parishes, later this... 

Local media, The Lancaster Patriot, reports that the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture served an all-natural Amish farm in southeastern Pennsylvania with a search warrant on Thursday afternoon. The farmer, Amos Miller, has been in the crosshairs with the US Department of Agriculture because of his repeated failures to comply with federal farming regulations. The USDA has tried to bring Miller’s... 

Google and YouTube have confirmed plans to censor content they deem to be “harmful” in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election. Google noted that it is already censoring content deemed to be “manipulated media” or “hate and harassment.” “These are two broad, subjective terms that have been used by tech giants to justify mass censorship,” journalist... 

The next time another Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19)-like “emergency” occurs, Erie County, N.Y., is ready to go with the recent passage of new travel ban legislation. In the event of a “catastrophe,” as defined by the government of the Empire State, Erie County will have the ability to force all residents into lockdown mode, the only exception being “essential workers”... 

Shielded riot police barricaded themselves inside Belgrade’s city hall as they fired tear gas at hundreds of opposition supporters who were trying to enter the building. The demonstrators had gathered in the Serbian capital on Sunday as they called for the annulment of parliamentary and local elections which took place last weekend. International observers said the election was unfair. Some...