UK - The UK government admits that the COVID-19 Experimental mRNA "vaccine" has damaged the natural immune system of those who have been double-dosed. The government has confessed that double-vaxxed (or more) people, will never - ever - be able to acquire full natural immunity to COVID variants - or possibly any other virus. Keen observers of this COVID debacle are now saying "The real pandemic will now begin" because all the people whose immune systems are permanently damaged, may not be able to fight-off any future viral infection! In its Week 42 "COVID-19 Vaccine Surveillance Report," the UK Department of Health admits on page 23 that: "N antibody levels appear to be lower in people who become infected after two doses of [the vax]." It goes on to say that this drop in antibodies is essentially - get this – permanent. What does this mean? Well, we know that the vax does not prevent infection or transmission of the China virus (indeed, the report elsewhere shows that vaxxed adults are now much more likely to be infected than unvaxxed ones).

USA - The Dow is set for another week of declines. This Dow has now been down for 8 consecutive weeks. This has not happened since 1923. Things are about to get real. This has not happened in 90 years. The Dow ended the day up 8.7 points on Friday at 3 pm ET. But the Dow was down over 934 points for the week. It was brutal.

USA - Senator James Lankford, Republican for Oklahoma, announced during an address on the Senate floor how endangered species, like turtles and eagles, have greater federal legislative protection than the unborn. “It’s federal law right now that we protect turtle eggs,” Lankford noted throughout an address before a vote last week on a Democratic bill to guarantee abortion rights nationwide, which ultimately failed. Recounting how he engaged a pro-abortion person recently, Lankford explained he told him, “If you destroy a turtle egg, it’s a federal offense with a very big fine. If you destroy an eagle egg, it’s a very big offense with a federal fine.” “Do you find that odd that in federal law we protect an eagle egg, acknowledging that’s an eagle inside that egg, and we protect a turtle egg saying we acknowledge that’s a turtle inside that egg, but we allow the destruction of children?” Lankford recounted his conversation with the unnamed man. “To my shock, they responded, ‘Well, turtles and eagles are endangered,’ so they should be protected,” the senator continued.

UNITED NATIONS - UN joins World Economic Forum call to end oil, gas, and coal use. UN chief Antonio Guterres on Wednesday called for an end to oil, gas, and coal use in favor of renewable sources as part of a self-described global climate Marshall Plan. The veteran Portuguese Socialist spoke ahead of the upcoming World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, which has already issued its own call for net-zero carbon emissions to be driven by a wider embrace of solar and wind power sources without delay.

SWITZERLAND - Famine, floods, pestilence, drought, plague, war, and rumors of war. These are the key issues facing the world today and the invitation-only World Economic Forum (WEF) next week in Davos, Switzerland, is just the place to find the answers provided by the select globalist elites, founder Klaus Schwab declared Wednesday. “The return of war, epidemics and the climate crisis, all those disruptive forces have derailed the global recovery,” Schwab, the forum’s executive chairman, told journalists in an almost biblical prognostication ahead of the convention’s start on Sunday.

EUROPE - Vincent-Immanuel Herr is fellow at the Charlemagne Prize Academy in Germany and partner at Herr & Speer, a political consulting firm. He has published numerous books and articles on European integration and democracy. Martin Speer is fellow at the Charlemagne Prize Academy in Germany and partner at Herr & Speer. He has advised European institutions and politicians on various questions regarding policy and communication. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced leaders of the European Union to confront an uncomfortable reality: Europeans have neglected their own security for far too long. Europe has for decades been content to be a soft-power superpower — focusing on peacekeeping, democracy and prosperity within the union. It has been all too comfortable delegating its security concerns to the United States, which provides military cover through its NATO commitment.

EUROPE - European companies are starting to move ahead to comply with Russian demands and keep the gas flowing. The European Union said companies can keep buying gas without breaching sanctions, as it softened its stance in a standoff with Moscow over energy supplies. Italian energy giant Eni SpA will move to open accounts in rubles and euros with Gazprombank by Wednesday so that it can make payments on time this month and avoid any risks to gas supplies, according to people familiar with the situation. German giant Uniper SE and Austria’s OMV AG have also said they expect gas purchases to continue. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki criticized the EU for softening its stance on ruble payments. “I am disappointed to see that in the European Union there is consent to pay for gas in rubles,” he said on Sunday. “Poland will stick to the rules and will not yield to Putin’s blackmail.” Russia halted gas flows to neighboring Poland in late April.

ITALY - The war in Ukraine has caused an unholy convergence of the left and right in Italy. While there is nothing formal so far about this alliance of enemies, it nevertheless threatens to destroy the unity of NATO. The most high-profile participant is Matteo Salvini, leader of the Lega - the party with the second-highest number of MPs in Italy’s parliament– which is invariably defined as ‘far right’. Salvini, who has been one of Vladimir Putin’s strongest supporters outside Russia, condemned the invasion of Ukraine and has now come out as a pacifist.

USA - A vast swath of North America from the Great Lakes to the West Coast is at risk of blackouts this summer as heat, drought, shuttered power plants and supply-chain woes strain the electric grid. Power supplies in much of the US and part of Canada will be stretched, with demand growing again after two years of pandemic disruptions, according to an annual report. It’s among the most dire assessments yet from the North American Electric Reliability Corporation, a regulatory body that oversees grid stability. “It’s a pretty sobering report, and it’s clear the risks are spreading,” John Moura, director of reliability assessment and performance analysis, said in a press briefing. “I certainly do think it's our most cautionary tale here.” A historic drought is covering the western US, limiting supplies of hydroelectric power, and forecasts call for a hotter-than-average summer. But the fight against global warming poses its own risks as older coal-fired plants close faster than wind farms, solar facilities and batteries can replace them. “We know that reliability is going to be difficult in this time of transition,” said Alice Reynolds, president of the California Public Utilities Commission, during a May 6 press conference.

USA - Senator Rand Paul (Republican for Kentucky) told Breitbart News Daily that America has to borrow the money to send $40 billion in aid to Ukraine. Breitbart News Daily host Alex Marlow spoke with Paul as the Senate remains poised to pass legislation that would send $40 billion in military and economic aid to Ukraine while Americans grapple with inflation and food shortages. Paul has “single handedly” worked to hold up the Ukraine package, contending that the package needs an inspector general to ensure that the billions of dollars are spent wisely. Paul said that America would have to continue borrowing from China to appropriate the proposed Ukraine aid package. “I think it’s important to know that we don’t have any money to send, we have to borrow money from China to send it to Ukraine. And I think most people kind of get that, and many Republicans will say that when it’s a new social program, but if it’s military aid to a country, they’re like we can borrow that, that’s a justified borrowing,” Paul explained to Marlow.

WALES - Mark Drakeford (Welsh First Minister) has said he "regrets" that a hate preacher will be able to perform in Wales. He said despite the Welsh Government having a 50% stake in the International Convention Centre in Newport it does not have any say over who appears there. Franklin Graham was originally booked to appear at the Newport venue in June 2020 but that event was cancelled by ICC Wales after a number of people including Newport MS Jayne Bryant and LGBTQ+ charity Pride Cymru raised concerns over his views.

RUSSIA - A massive nuclear missile dubbed "Satan 2" could destroy the United Kingdom in seconds, a Russian state TV host has said. The Satan 2, technically an RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, weighs 20 tons and has a range of 11,000 miles. It travels at hypersonic speeds of 16,000mph and can be armed with up to 15 nuclear warheads, the Express reports. Russian President Vladamir Putin called the Satan 2 a "truly unique weapon" that will "reliably ensure Russia's security from external threats and provide food for thought for those who, in the heat of frenzied aggressive rhetoric, try to threaten our country". Ian Williams, a fellow at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies think tank said the Satan 2 was "probably the most destructive single weapon on earth". Speaking to The Telegraph, he added: “It could destroy 10 cities with one missile" as the warheads it carries can be "independently targeted".

GERMANY - The German Air Force Defense Center at Fort Bliss is leaving after almost 66 years and relocating back to Germany. The GAFADC will be deactivated on June 30. In the future, German Air Defense personnel will be trained at the new Air Defense Training Center in Husum, Germany. “It was not the plan to leave. Time changes, the crisis in Europe is there and that is why unfortunately we have to leave. We have to face war in Europe because of the Ukraine crisis" said Lieutenant Colonel Ingo Sharschmidt the commander of the German Air Force Defense Center at Fort Bliss.

GERMANY - German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is now blaming Russia for causing “brutal hunger” even though her country was the one that blocked Russia from trading agricultural products in the first place. Baerbock made these absurd comments at a recent G7 meeting with Canada, France, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.

EUROPE - Almost two months after Europe rushed to declare it would impose unprecedented sanctions on Russia in response to Putin's invasion of Ukraine with no regard for how such sanctions would boomerang and cripple its own economies, the old continent which was and still remains hostage to Russian energy exports, is finally grasping the underlying math which was all too clear to Vladimir Putin long ago. The European Union’s executive arm said yesterday that the currency bloc’s economy would expand about 0.2% this year, with inflation topping 9%, as governments struggled to replace the imports. And in typical European fashion, the messaging is full of confusion, with guidance for companies as one thing while the propaganda disseminated for public consumption totally different, all the while the biggest winner remains Putin and Russia which yesterday reported a new record high in its current account.