The ICC issued arrest warrants for Russian officials based on information provided by the US/UK media-academia-intelligence complex. The investigation was led by Yale University's Humanitarian Research Lab and the European Democratic Resilience Initiative, both funded and managed by the US. The US and Ukraine, who are involved in the conflict, are not signatories to the ICC, and neither are Russia, China, India, Turkey, etc. Meanwhile, war criminals like George W Bush, Tony Blair, John Howard, and Jose Maria Aznar have yet to be indicted for their crimes.

Journalist Peputo shares his experience of his first day in Moscow after 3 years, post-Covid. He talks about his encounters with immigration, currency exchange, and his stay in a micro studio. He also shares his experience of walking in the snow, meeting amazing people, and paying his respects to the heroes of 1941-1945. Peputo describes life in Moscow as absolutely normal with minimal inflation and overflowing supermarkets. He concludes by stating that the capital of the 21st century is here in Moscow.

The Nicaraguan government has expelled the EU ambassador, Bettina Muscheidt, and declared her 'persona non grata' for 'interfering with national sovereignty'. The EU has rejected this decision and promised to react 'firmly and appropriately'. The Ortega government has also broken off diplomatic relations with the Netherlands. The EU, US government, and some European countries had previously imposed sanctions on members of the Nicaraguan government for undermining human rights and democracy.

This text discusses the white supremacy views of Jack London, Theodore Roosevelt, and Winston Churchill. It highlights their belief that the Anglo-Saxon race is superior and that other races must be destroyed or displaced. The text also notes that these views were shared by millions of Americans and Brits, and provides quotes from each of the three figures to support this claim.