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10.04.26 - 10:48
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′An abomination′: Lancashire town up in arms over stench from reopened landfill (The Guardian)
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Residents of Fleetwood say continuous foul smell from Transwaste site is making life hell and making them sickIn the week that many families took to the coast for the fresh sea air or the tang of fish and chips, visitors to one Lancashire resort inhaled a rather more unpleasant aroma.“Welcome to Fleetwood,” read the local newspaper headline. “The town that smells of bin juice.” Continue reading......
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06.04.26 - 20:15
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Missouri Senate Passes Bill Blocking WHO, UN, WEF Authority (ZeroHedge)
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Missouri Senate Passes Bill Blocking WHO, UN, WEF Authority
Authored by Jon Fleetwood via substack,
A Missouri bill directly confronting the role of unelected global institutions in domestic governance has passed the state Senate, declaring that organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO), United Nations (UN), and World Economic Forum (WEF) have “no jurisdiction or power within the state.”
The move represents a win for state sovereignty, constitutional supremacy, and resistance to foreign governance frameworks.
Missouri Senate Bill 977 (SB 977), introduced by State Senator Nick Schroer, passed the Senate on April 2, 2026 by a resounding 31–0 vote and has now moved to the House for further consideration.
The legislation establishes what amounts to a state-level legal firewall, preemptively blocking the enforcement pipeline before international directives can take hold inside Missouri's government systems.
Bill Declares Global Institutions Have No Authority in Missouri...
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02.04.26 - 14:01
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New Bill Opens Door For Killer AI Weapons (ZeroHedge)
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New Bill Opens Door For Killer AI Weapons
Authored by Jon Fleetwood,
A newly introduced U.S. Senate bill would allow the military to deploy autonomous lethal artificial intelligence systems by granting the Secretary of Defense the authority to override its own restrictions.
Senate Bill S.4113—the “AI Guardrails Act of 2026,” introduced March 17, 2026 by U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin (D-MI)—is being presented as a framework to limit how the Department of Defense uses AI.
But the actual text includes a built-in waiver mechanism that enables those same systems to be approved and used under national security justifications.
This means a Pentagon-approved AI system could independently identify and engage targets, making life-and-death decisions without real-time human input.
There is no language in that waiver clause limiting where the system can be used, whether targets are foreign or domestic.
The bill has been read twice in the Senate and referred to the Senate Armed Services Committee, wh...
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