CHINA - China recently launched the "Clean Plate Campaign," which targets people wasting food, as speculation of a worldwide food shortage mounts. President Xi Jinping has pushed new measures to curb food waste following the virus pandemic, calling those who live stream their eating experiences on social media as "shocking and distressing." Estimates show China wastes enough food to feed 30 to 50 million people per year, according to a study published by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the World Wildlife Fund in China. The government's abrupt crackdown on food waste suggests a shortage could be nearing. The one thing central bankers cannot print is food - if shortages in China and or elsewhere become more serious, resulting in out of control spikes in food prices as the virus pandemic and economic downturn continues, then there's going to be a lot of angry people around the world. It's only then when the next round of global protests could overwhelm governments and central bankers, as they realize "you can't eat an iPad." A global reset is ahead.

GERMANY - The head of Saxony, Michael Kretschmer, referred to fellow CDU member Friedrich Merz's calls to freeze the promising joint Russian-German Nord Stream 2 venture for at least two years as an erroneous move. "Nord Stream 2 must be completed. We depend on each other, we need this cooperation", the politician was quoted by DPA as saying. According to a Bloomberg report citing three sources in the Bundestag, Angela Merkel's CDU/CSU and Social Democratic Party coalition won't support demands to block Nord Stream 2, as the project is favoured by German industry.

USA - In fact, the judge has no such authority, but the revolution has proceeded beyond the bounds of law. Obviously, the revolution under way against “white America” has support not only from Democrat mayors, city councils, governors, Speaker of the House, Biden and Kamala — all of whom refuse to support law and order — but also from members of the judiciary. To spell it out for you, the revolution in process is supported by the Democrat Party. If you are a white person and you vote Democrat, you are voting against yourself. The revolution is directed against “white America.” Indeed, Americans are so unaware of what is happening that they will regard this warning as a joke or the ranting of a conspiracy theorist or a racist, one of those terrible white people who do not believe in the indictment of white people for their “systemic racism.” The situation in America is so far gone that it is not even possible to inform people what is happening to them. They are brainwashed and indoctrinated to their own destruction.

USA - Russiagate Didn’t Work, Impeachment Didn’t Work, Crashing The Economy Didn’t Work, Coronaphobia Didn’t Work, Riots Didn’t Work, So What’s Next? President Trump’s approval rating has inched back to its pre-coronavirus high, an indication that he has recovered from a summer of polling woe as the 2020 presidential campaign kicks into high gear. Friday’s Rasmussen Reports approval rating for Trump was 52%. Some 48% disapprove.

USA - New wildfires ravaged bone-dry California during a scorching Labor Day weekend that saw a dramatic airlift of more than 200 people trapped by flames and ended with the state’s largest utility turning off power to 172,000 customers to try to prevent its power lines and other equipment from sparking more fires. The previous record was set just two years ago and included the deadliest wildfire in state history — the Camp Fire that swept through the community of Paradise and killed 85 people. That fire was started by Pacific Gas & Electric power lines. Liability from billions of dollars in claims from that and other fires forced the utility to seek bankruptcy protection. To guard against new wildfires and new liability, PG&E last year began preemptive power shutoffs when conditions are exceptionally dangerous. California has seen 900 wildfires since August 15, many of them started by an intense series of thousands of lightning strikes in mid-August. There have been eight fire deaths and more than 3,300 structures destroyed.

UK - On Friday night, a group of extremists from Extinction Rebellion blockaded the printing plants where The Telegraph and other titles are produced. We were not their primary target but production of The Telegraph titles was severely affected. This meant many of our loyal readers were denied the opportunity to enjoy the fine journalism that we produce. Following the assault on the free press, we have made the decision that all the Telegraph journalism published this weekend is now free to read on our website until Monday morning and removed the paywall until then. Chris Evans, Editor of The Telegraph, said: "I’m very concerned by the attack on free speech. Whatever your politics, you should be worried by this. There are also questions for the police who perhaps placed the right of these few people to protest above the right of the rest of the people to read a free press."

UK - In July, Oriel College, Oxford set up a panel to consider the future of a statuette of Cecil Rhodes that rests in a niche high in the building paid for by the diamond magnate himself. It seemed, at the time, like a wise move. The college was being besieged by Black Lives Matter protesters, some of whom were making considered arguments against memorialising Rhodes while others railed in general terms against slavery, police brutality, apartheid and a hundred other evils unconnected to the dapper adventurer. It seemed sensible to pass the decision to a commission that could deliberate cool-headedly. Glancing at the public positions of the nine commissioners, though, it looks as if Oriel has empanelled a hanging jury. Most have said things that are, in broad terms, woke; and several appear to have already made up their minds to remove the statue.

USA - Breitbart News technology reporter Allum Bokhari appeared on the Liz Callaway show on TALK 94.5 FM WTKN last week, to discuss revelations in his upcoming book, #DELETED: Big Tech’s Battle to Erase The Trump Movement and Steal The Election, which features interviews with insiders from Google, Facebook, and other companies. A source close to Google and other tech giants has said that the book, which lifts the lid on Big Tech’s four-year plot to undermine the Trump movement and influence the election, will “shake the foundations of Silicon Valley.”

TURKEY - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday warned Greece to enter talks over disputed eastern Mediterranean territorial claims or face the consequences. “They’re either going to understand the language of politics and diplomacy, or in the field with painful experiences,” he said at a hospital’s opening ceremony in Istanbul. Ankara is currently facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean. All sides have deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region. “They are going to understand that Turkey has the political, economic and military power to tear up the immoral maps and documents imposed,” Erdogan added, referring to areas marked by Greece and Cyprus as their economic maritime zones.

UK - Police have been criticised for failing to halt a demonstration intended to stifle the freedom of the press as Extinction Rebellion was accused of crossing the line “from protest to planned criminality”. The condemnation came as it emerged warnings the group - known as XR - was planning to target newspaper printworks were reported nine months ago.

UK - Here’s a little anecdote that Peter Hambro, a long-standing advocate of the merits of gold as a store of value and means of exchange, likes to tell. In the late Sixties, his cousin, Jocelyn Hambro, invited Her Majesty the Queen into lunch at Hambros Bank in the City, and wishing to put on a bit of a show, he assembled a pile of gold bars to the value of £1 million. Quite a pile it was too, taking up an entire corner of the room. But here’s the point. If you were to do the same exercise again today, the same million pounds would buy you less than two of the larger 400 ounce bars. That’s how much the price of gold has gone up in the meantime.

USA - While the Democrats’ record on arms control doesn’t look good at all, it’s no match for that of Donald Trump who is amplifying the risk of nuclear weapons being put to use, world-renowned intellectual Noam Chomsky opined on RT. Chomsky, one of the most cited political thinkers of our time, made the remarkable point while speaking to RT’s Going Underground program. The US President “is racing towards maximizing the threat of nuclear weapons,” he proclaimed, invoking the Doomsday Clock which metaphorically measures time until a global disaster.

GERMANY - For the past one hundred years, at the macro level, Germany has been writing the history of Europe. Germany pulled Europe into two world wars, which cost around 100 million lives. Nearly the whole of Europe was occupied by the Germans twice and was liberated twice because more than Gewehr 98 rifles and Panzers [are needed] to keep Europe occupied for a long time. Taking advantage of the lack of politically thinking European leaders after the end of the Cold War, Germany took the opportunity to launch World War III, which it won without even declaring it.

USA - The feud between Trump and liberal cities which encourage protests which seeking to defund the police escalated sharply on Wednesday, when the President ordered the federal government to begin the process of defunding New York City, Portland, Seattle and Washington, cities where officials allowed "lawless" protests and cut police budgets amid rising violent crime.

USA - Soros backed Democrat DA argues looting, rioting and stealing are acceptable if you “really need” what you’re stealing. Democrats are becoming more lawless by the day – Democrat District Attorney Diane Becton from Contra Costa, California ordered attorneys to consider the looter’s needs before filing charges against looters in their community. Becton was funded by George Soros groups by the tune of $275,000 in her race for District Attorney.