USA - The greens are arguably the strongest single group within the Democratic coalition, intellectually, financially, and bureaucratically. And so the Deep Green State never sleeps. Within the MSM, eagerness to work the climate change beat is as strong as ever. As another journalist tweeted on March 21: ‘Headed to @washingtonpost to cover one of journalism’s most important + challenging stories: the energy transition. Climate change is no longer a story. It is THE story.’ Got that? Climate change is THE story. So don’t bother about Russia and Ukraine, or China and Taiwan, or criminal predators and their victims on the streets of the USA — or anything else. Worry about the sea level in the year 2100. Three weeks after the Russians invaded Ukraine — a full 89 House Democrats wrote to Biden, imploring him to get back on the green track, starting with the $555 billion in “climate investments” left over from Build Back Better. Interestingly, although not surprisingly, the letter makes no mention of Ukraine, or Russia, or rising energy prices. And, in fact, Biden’s fiscal year 2023 budget, released on March 28, is stuffed with so much green pork that even a vegan will love it.

UK - It’s 2022 – up is down, right is wrong, the sky is green, and, yet, men still cannot become pregnant – but don’t tell that to the so-called ‘medical professionals in the UK. Hospitals across England are embracing the woke new age and are now being encouraged to ask everyone – MAN or woman – if they are pregnant or not before they can get certain medical procedures. Welcome to the clown world.

SWITZERLAND - Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum this week warned of global cyberattacks and worldwide disruptions with food and energy systems. “History is truly at a turning point,” Klaus Schwab said at the 2022 World Government Summit. “We do not yet know the full extent and the systemic structural changes which will happen, however, we do know the global energy systems, food systems, and supply chains will be deeply affected,” Schwab said speaking on the economic fallout from Covid-19, dangers of climate change and clashing world governments. Klaus Schwab said the answer to the global food and energy crisis is to expand government power.

RUSSIA - Russia wants security guarantees for all European nations, not just itself and Ukraine, the country's foreign minister told journalists on Friday. During peace talks with Moscow, Kiev has confirmed it is prepared to become a non-aligned country in exchange for legally binding security guarantees.

AUSTRIA - The crisis in Ukraine has alerted the Austrian military to the insufficiency of its military spending, with the chancellor saying there will be a ‘significant increase’ and that spending will reach 1% of GDP, up from the 0.74% it is currently at. Whilst this is a notable increase for the country, it still leaves it significantly behind its neighbours – including Germany which has committed to increasing spending to 2% of GDP. The reason this spending is insufficient is that it provides Austria with little capabilities to modernise its military and make new acquisitions. In comparison to Switzerland, which has a similar population, but spent more than $8 billion on defence in 2021 (or 1.14% of its GDP) while Austria spent $3 billion in the same period. This increased spending provides Switzerland with the capability to purchase new fighter jets, mortars and Patriot missiles.

UKRAINE - Four million people have now fled Ukraine since the start of the war, according to the latest figures from the UN refugee agency. The UN human rights chief says 1,189 civilian deaths in Ukraine, including 98 children, have been verified since the invasion began on 24 February. A Kremlin spokesman says there was nothing very promising said or any breakthroughs achieved in talks between the two sides yesterday. The country's chief negotiator says the position on Crimea and the Donbas region has not changed. The governor of Chernihiv region says attacks have not stopped despite a Russian pledge, and Ukrainian officials say Russia is shelling nearly all cities on the front line in the Donetsk region.

USA - President Biden’s HHS has gone all-in on radical transgender ideology, encouraging early body-changing medical interventions as “gender-affirming” care. From the HHS Office of Population Affairs publication: Gender-affirming care is a supportive form of healthcare. It consists of an array of services that may include medical, surgical, mental health, and non-medical services for transgender and nonbinary people.

USA - We’re not dealing with Mickey Mouse anymore. For those who loved the magic of Disney as children and have seen the wonder in our children’s eyes with Disneyworld, it’s disconcerting to see the company that animated our childhoods, and now our children’s childhood, slowly become more progressive.

ABU DHABI - The World Government Summit is underway this week in Abu Dhabi and we’ve already got a bombshell to report. Dr Pippa Malmgrem, a top American economist who served as a special adviser to former President George W Bush, made a statement that confirms everything myself and others have been reporting for quite some time – that a cashless society is looming right around the corner.

GERMANY - Germany on Wednesday triggered the first of three stages of its emergency gas plan, effectively warning of potential disruptions of energy imports from Russia, its biggest supplier.

USA - In an interview with Infowars host and founder Alex Jones on Wednesday, Dr Vladimir Zelenko discusses the anti-Christ madman behind globalist Nazi-linked “Great Reset” leader Klaus Schwab, the kingpin of the “World Economic Forum”. Ultra-creepy Yuval Noah Harari, who has called for depopulation of the planet, has — like Schwab — used the Covid pandemic to further the New World Order cult and the “Great Reset,” which is basically a one-world communist government with the elitists in control, and the other 99.999% of the populations serving as slaves in their dystopian nightmare.

GERMANY - Unions and representatives of Germany's industrial sector are concerned that if Russia cuts gas supplies, they would be forced to shut production under Berlin's new emergency plan. Germany's industrial sector has sounded the alarm over a new emergency warning system to manage the country's energy security in case Russia cuts supplies of natural gas. German Economy Minister Robert Habeck on Wednesday announced a three-stage alert system that would ultimately give households and hospitals priority over industrial firms if gas usage had to be rationed.

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - The time has come for world governments to unite as one and tackle global problems such as climate change, trade, and economic disruption without hinderance or delay, World Economic Forum (WEF) founder and executive chairman Klaus Schwab announced Wednesday. The unelected globalist issued his demand during a keynote speech on the opening day of the World Government Summit (WGS2022) in Dubai, saying the world can only be improved by more government cooperation at more levels.

RUSSIA - The West's extensive sanctions against Russia only managed to keep their currency down for a few weeks. After initially plummeting, the ruble has rebounded and is edging closer to the value it held before the war began, according to the official exchange rate. And the banking system is gradually stabilizing as panicked customer withdrawals subside, economists say. Some of the recovery is artificial, made possible by strict limits that the central bank, the Bank of Russia, has placed on currency exchange, withdrawals and hard-currency transfers overseas. But it is also due to a very real factor still working in Russia's favor: strong oil and gas exports that bring a flood of hard currency into the country. I and others have warned for years that the DC regime was overusing sanctions and all we'd end up with is the end of the US dollar as the world reserve currency. That process is now accelerating. US-led sanctions haven't stopped North Korea and they're not going to stop Russia.

SOLOMON ISLANDS - The Solomon Islands’ security deal with Beijing is finalized and ready for signing, Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has said. However, he has refuted speculations it was aimed at establishing a Chinese military base in his country. “We find it very insulting to be branded as unfit to manage our sovereign affairs, or [to] have other motives in pursuing our national interests,” Sogavare told the parliament in the capital, Honiara, on Tuesday. The draft of the agreement, leaked by the media last week, has led to criticism from Australia and New Zealand, which are concerned by China’s growing influence in the Pacific. Some outlets went so far as to suggest the deal would see Beijing establishing a military base in the country, which is located some 2,000km (1,243 miles) from Australia’s northern shores.