USA - We’re in the early stages of a food crisis. The press has been predicting this for years, but up until now it always appeared to be nothing more than fearmongering, designed to worry or distract people, but the signs are there that this time, to quote Joe Biden, it “is going to be real”. Nobody knows how bad it could get, except the people who are creating it. Because the evidence is pretty clear, it is being deliberately & cold-bloodedly created. We’ve been documenting it for months.

USA - DeSantis launched into a damning list of Biden’s failures, starting with his “war” on energy independence. “He immediately, immediately waged war against American energy production,” he said. “You see record gas prices in the United States? Well, that’s a big reason why — because of his policies.” The governor then took aim at the soaring inflation, which has hit its highest level since 1981, as noted by American Wire News.

USA - While most in alternative media and a handful in conservative media have been talking about the World Economic Forum Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, the follow-up meeting is the one that interests me the most. The Bilderberg Group began its annual meeting today, and you won’t hear much about it. Their agenda is loaded with standard globalist priorities, but the difference between what was discussed at Davos and what’s currently being discussed in Washington DC is that Davos was public. The Bilderberg Meeting is completely private with very strict security measures in place to make sure nothing leaks.

ISRAEL - A laser system that Israel is developing to intercept incoming enemy rockets will not only make rockets ineffective against Israel, but will also bankrupt Israel’s enemies, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Wednesday. “The system knows how to down mortar shells, unmanned vehicles and rockets,” the prime minister said. Bennett added that, until now, an Iron Dome interceptor cost tens of thousands of dollars each to intercept a single incoming enemy projectile. With the laser system, “the enemy will invest tens of thousands of dollars and we will invest just two dollars of electricity,” he said. The laser system known as “Iron Beam” successfully intercepted a number of aerial targets including unmanned aerial vehicles, mortars, rockets and anti-tank missiles in various scenarios.

USA - US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen admitted Tuesday that she had failed to anticipate how long high inflation would continue to plague American consumers as the Biden administration works to contain a mounting political liability. "I think I was wrong then about the path that inflation would take," Yellen told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room" when asked about her comments from 2021 that inflation posed only a "small risk." The admission was the latest indication that the administration's expectations of a normalizing economy were thrown into disarray by the continuing pandemic and the war in Europe. "As I mentioned, there have been unanticipated and large shocks to the economy that have boosted energy and food prices and supply bottlenecks that have affected our economy badly that I didn't - at the time - didn't fully understand, but we recognize that now," she said.

USA - General Tricarico is the former Chief of Staff of the Italian Air Force. He made this presentation to the Schiller Institute’s May 26 2022 forum, “US and European Military and Security Experts Warn: The Insanity of Politicians Threatens Nuclear War.” “US and Military Experts Warn: The Insanity of Politicians Threatens Thermonuclear War.” Colonel Black is a retired Colonel in the US Marines, the former head of the US Army’s Criminal Law Division at the Pentagon, and a former Virginia State Senator. "First, I love my country. I fought in Vietnam. I risked my life hundreds of times; I bled for it. I flew 269 helicopter missions in combat, ground fire hit the helicopter four times. I volunteered to be a forward air controller with the First Marine Regiment, and fought in 70 bloody combat patrols, etc. That said, I am adamantly opposed to our war in Ukraine, a war which has spun dangerously out of control..."

USA - Southern California is imposing mandatory water cutbacks as the state tries to cope with the driest conditions it has faced in recorded history. Starting Wednesday, about 6 million people in parts of Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Ventura counties are limited to watering outdoor plants once a week — an unprecedented move for the region. The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, which supplies water to about 19 million people, declared a water shortage emergency in April and voted unanimously to curtail water use, either by restricting outdoor watering or by other means. "Metropolitan has never before employed this type of restriction on outdoor water use. But we are facing unprecedented reductions in our Northern California supplies, and we have to respond with unprecedented measures," Adel Hagekhalil, the district's general manager, said in a statement. "We're adapting to climate change in real time."

USA - The 68th Bilderberg Meeting will take place from 2-5 June 2022 in Washington DC, USA. About 120 participants from 21 countries have confirmed their attendance. As ever, a diverse group of political leaders and experts from industry, finance, academia, labour and the media has been invited. Founded in 1954, the Bilderberg Meeting is an annual conference designed to foster dialogue between Europe and North America.

USA - Things are not going as smoothly into their so-called reset as they had envisioned. Newman explains, “The Deep State is in a ‘do or die’ moment right now…" "They, the elites or predator class, recognize that they are now locked into this. If they try to retreat, there is no retreat. People are waking up at such a rapid rate that they are in a moment where they are going to have to go for broke and try to impose the whole agenda and damn the torpedoes and full speed ahead or they are going to be in big trouble. They are going to be prosecuted. Right this moment, there are conversations in state attorney generals’ offices all across the country, and this is a problem. People are demanding prosecution…

USA - Eighteen people have been killed in twenty mass shootings since the Uvalde school massacre last week. Just ten days after Salvador Ramos killed 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary in south Texas, America hit yet another grim milestone for gun violence. The killing of two doctors, a receptionist and a patient at a medical center in Tulsa, Oklahoma Wednesday is the twentieth mass shooting since the school horror in Uvalde last Tuesday (May 24). More than 250 Americans have been killed in gun violence since Uvalde, with 18 slain in mass shootings specifically. According to the Gun Violence Archive (GVA), a mass shooting involves four or more people being hit, including survivors. Since the start of June, only one mass shooting - Tulsa - has taken place. But 97 have been shot and killed across America. In Texas, ten have died by gun violence since the beginning of the month.

USA - We are truly moving into unprecedented times. For decades, the US has been the leading agricultural power in the world. Most of us have lived our entire lives in an environment of “more than enough”, and that is because food production has never been a major concern in this nation. But now things are changing. Food production is being hit from all sides by a “perfect storm” of problems, and this “perfect storm” is only going to intensify in the months ahead. The following are 5 reasons why the food supply in the United States is going to continue to shrink…

UK - The British public hugely overestimates the size of minorities, sparking fears ‘woke’ identity politics are warping views of society. When 1,800 people were asked by pollster YouGov how many people were transgender, for instance, they thought it was about five per cent of the population. In reality, between 0.3 per cent and 0.7 per cent identify as a different gender from their biological sex – the gap between the estimate and the reality appearing to show how the transgender rights debate has skewed perceptions.

USA - A pride-month event at a Dallas gay bar inviting children to take the stage alongside drag queens was met with outrage and encouragement alike over the weekend. The event, titled 'Drag The Kids To Pride,' was held at the Mr Misster gay nightclub in North Dallas on Saturday morning. The event invited parents to bring their kids along for a morning drag show, and featured children dancing alongside men dressed in drag beneath a pink neon sign reading 'It's not gonna lick itself.'

NIGERIA - Gunmen have killed an unknown number of church worshippers in Ondo state, south-west Nigeria. President Muhammadu Buhari said "only fiends from the nether region" could have done this "dastardly act". The armed men entered St Francis Catholic church in the town of Owo and fired at the congregation during a service to mark the holiday of Pentecost, witnesses said. Nigeria has experienced an upsurge in violence in recent months. Kidnappings and attacks have been reported across the vast country. Exactly a week ago the head of the Methodist Church in Nigeria was abducted along with two other clerics in the south-east of the country. The Methodist prelate said he paid $240,000 (£190,000) to be freed with his companions. Two weeks ago, two Catholic priests were kidnapped in Katsina, President Muhammadu Buhari's home state in the north of the country. They have not been released. In March, gunmen targeted the vital rail link between Abuja and the northern city of Kaduna killing at least nine people and kidnapping dozens of others, many of whom are still being held.

SWITZERLAND - The Biden Administration suffered an absolutely stunning defeat in their attempt to amend the International Health Regulations against the will of "We the People". Spectacular news out of Geneva points to a complete and total victory for those who opposed the amendments to the International Health Regulations proposed by the Biden administration. Official delegates from wealthy developed nations like Australia, the UK, the European Union and the United States spoke in strong support of the amendments and urged other states to join them in signing away their countries’ sovereignty.