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The United Nations' annual climate change summit (COP29) is clearly a way for poorer countries to get funding from richer countries, says Scott, a policy analyst and senior fellow at the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT). Peter Murphy explains. “Climate change itself is actually a global redistribution ploy, with rich countries giving to poor countries,” Murphy told New American magazine at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Speaking to senior editor Alex Newman. Many bureaucrats also aim to use climate change funds to “eradicate” poverty, but history shows that free markets and capitalism…

Jose Miguel Sanchez/iStock/Getty Images Plus “Yes, We Have No Bananas” is the name of a famous old song. Sweden's Gender Equality Minister Paulina Brandberg clearly wants to hear that too.what's that?Well, here's the story: The employee actually requires staff to remove all bananas from the room prior to her arrival due to her phobia.I know, I know, some of you may be saying, “I can't make this up,'' but I'm sure someone out there is thinking the same thing. I thought the same thing when I first heard this story on social media. “Okay, this might really be…

Cryptocurrency prices were quite mixed on Monday, with Bitcoin stubbornly above the key support level of $90,000. Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) token rose to a high of $0.1490, its highest since April 24th and 256% above this month’s low. Similarly, Citizen (CATI), the popular Telegram game, rose for the fourth day in a row, hitting a high of $0.70, its highest price since September. In particular, investors continue to focus on Vantard, an upcoming cryptocurrency that aims to create a memecoin index fund. Why Hedera Hashgraph and Katizen soared The Hedera Hashgraph token soared after a major company filed for a…

AP image thomas massey Previous efforts to clarify, simplify, and expand nationally the Second Amendment's right to keep and bear arms have failed. But HR 9534, the National Constitution Enforcement Act, introduced by Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) in September, has a strong chance of passing thanks to the trifecta of Republican victories earlier this month.The five-page bill claims that gun owners should be able to move freely over land without worrying about or getting caught up in the myriad laws states have enacted under the guise of public safety. It includes Heller (affirming the “individual right to keep and…

by paul drag November 18, 2024 (November 18, 2024) Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:10:40 — 97.1MB)Subscribe: Android | |MoreOver the past half-century, the U.S. federal government has created at least a dozen new agencies out of thin air, including the Department of Education, the Department of Energy, and even FEMA. These government agencies impose more debt and more intrusive regulations on taxpayers. But now there is some hope that this trend may be reversed. Those associated with the incoming Trump administration have publicly announced that they are trying…

After Cobb issued her decision, the CFTC asked her to put the order on hold pending appeal. Cobb refused to do so. Regulators subsequently asked a U.S. federal appeals court to temporarily block election-related event contracts, but the appeals court also rejected the request and issued a unanimous decision denying the CFTC's emergency motion. , argued that the CFTC did not provide a “specific basis” for the contract. It concludes that electoral contracts can harm the public interest.

AP image ATACMS missile launched President Joe Biden is moving to engage the United States in a war with Russia, possibly starting World War III, which could result in a globally devastating nuclear missile exchange.The mentally incapacitated president authorized Ukraine to use U.S. missiles on targets some 200 miles from inside Russia.In March, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that if the West continued to increase its involvement in the war, Russia would use nuclear weapons in the war with Ukraine and possibly against the West as well. Ukraine has been at war with Russia since it invaded in…

Joachim Pils, a Hindu activist and solar energy consultant at the World Spiritual University, argues that spirituality, meditation, yoga and veganism are all important pillars of saving the planet. Pils, who advertises that she lives in an “energy-friendly” adobe house that runs on 100% renewable energy, said religion informs the climate change debate because it helps people “move forward spiritually.” argue that it is necessary to provide On the subject of President-elect Trump, Pils said, “The new president will likely withdraw from the (climate change) process, the United Nations process, weakening the…

MicroStrategy added 51,780 Bitcoin (BTC) to its holdings. The company acquired BTC for $4.6 billion, bringing its total holdings to 331,200 BTC. Metaplanet, an Asian MicroStrategy, also announced plans to purchase additional Bitcoin on November 18th. MicroStrategy, the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC), has further increased its impressive BTC holdings with a new large-scale purchase. The company announced on November 18 that it had acquired an additional 51,780 BTC worth $4.6 billion, with the latest purchase being made at an average price of $88,627 per Bitcoin. This brings MicroStrategy's total BTC holdings to 331,200 BTC. MicroStrategy BTC holdings…

Solana is showing momentumIf the current price hike continues, it could surpass Tether’s USDT stablecoin market cap..According to CryptoSlate data, Solana’s price has risen 12% in the past week, reaching a three-year peak of more than $245. The surge increased the company's market capitalization to $116.7 billion, further cementing its position above Binance-backed BNB, which overtook it earlier this month. BNB currently has a market capitalization of $87.8 billion.Solana price performance (Source: Tradingview)If Solana maintains this upward momentum, it could soon reach new all-time highs. If the recent weekly rally is repeated, the price could rise to around $270, which…