🇬🇧 Meanwhile in Britain, monkeypox vaccination clinics have started popping up everywhere. Imagine that being normal.🙈
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Obama on the New World Order:
"For the international order that we have worked for generations to create."
Ordinary men and women are too petty to manage their own affairs. Order and progress can only come when people surrender their rights to an all-powerful sovereign
"For the international order that we have worked for generations to create."
Ordinary men and women are too petty to manage their own affairs. Order and progress can only come when people surrender their rights to an all-powerful sovereign
Bill Gates 'worried' about scaling back USAID: 'You could have literally millions of deaths'
https://www.foxnews.com/media/bill-gates-worried-about-scaling-back-usaid-you-could-have-literally-millions-deaths
https://www.foxnews.com/media/bill-gates-worried-about-scaling-back-usaid-you-could-have-literally-millions-deaths
Fox News
Bill Gates 'worried' about scaling back USAID: 'You could have literally millions of deaths'
Bill Gates told the co-hosts of "The View" on Tuesday that he was worried about the Trump administration's steps to scale back USAID, and said it could lead to millions of deaths.
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In China, if you have anti-government views, you are locked in a mental hospital and forced to take medication. This is what Chinese mental hospitals look like. ——Many dissidents go crazy in mental hospitals due to mental and physical torture.
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Ursula von der Leyen - threatened to 'respond harshly' if Donald Trump imposes tariffs on the EU:
We are aware of the potential problems in relations with the US and we are prepared for them. In the event of unfair or arbitrary attacks, the EU will respond harshly. This weekend we saw high tariffs imposed on goods from Canada and Mexico.
These tariffs raise the costs of business. They hurt workers and consumers. They create unnecessary economic pain and fuel inflation. We don't see anything good in that.
We are aware of the potential problems in relations with the US and we are prepared for them. In the event of unfair or arbitrary attacks, the EU will respond harshly. This weekend we saw high tariffs imposed on goods from Canada and Mexico.
These tariffs raise the costs of business. They hurt workers and consumers. They create unnecessary economic pain and fuel inflation. We don't see anything good in that.
The Central Bank and the Treasury of the Russian Federation will test the payment of benefits in digital rubles
The Bank of Russia and the Russian Treasury are planning to test the payment of benefits in digital rubles. The experiment is reported to begin on August 25, 2025, and will last until the end of September. The specific types of benefits that will be paid are not specified.
As Interfax reports , this concerns both transfers from the state to citizens and return payments.
At the same time, the use of digital rubles will be voluntary: everyone will be able to choose how to receive pensions, salaries and benefits - in cash, on bank cards or, in the future, in digital rubles.
The Bank of Russia and the Russian Treasury are planning to test the payment of benefits in digital rubles. The experiment is reported to begin on August 25, 2025, and will last until the end of September. The specific types of benefits that will be paid are not specified.
As Interfax reports , this concerns both transfers from the state to citizens and return payments.
At the same time, the use of digital rubles will be voluntary: everyone will be able to choose how to receive pensions, salaries and benefits - in cash, on bank cards or, in the future, in digital rubles.
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Political Clown show 🤡
Argentina is officially leaving the WHO, the country's decision was announced by presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni.
“We will not allow an international organization to interfere with our sovereignty, and even less so with our health.”
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Argentina is officially leaving the WHO, the country's decision was announced by presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni.
“We will not allow an international organization to interfere with our sovereignty, and even less so with our health.”
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Cards with QR codes have begun to be issued to foreigners in Kazakhstan
Henry Kissinger in 1992: "A new world order will emerge; the only question is whether it will emerge from intellectual and moral understanding and intention, or whether it will be forced upon humanity by a series of catastrophes. That is the challenge of our period; and that makes it - in my view - one of the most exciting periods in which anyone can live."
World Economic Forum work with USAID and other government agencies.
https://www.weforum.org/stories/2017/01/why-does-the-world-economic-work-with-usaid-and-other-government-agencies/
US Agency for International Development USAID.
https://www.weforum.org/organizations/usaid-us-agency-for-international-development/
https://www.weforum.org/stories/2017/01/why-does-the-world-economic-work-with-usaid-and-other-government-agencies/
US Agency for International Development USAID.
https://www.weforum.org/organizations/usaid-us-agency-for-international-development/
World Economic Forum
Why does the World Economic Forum work with USAID and other government agencies?
At the World Economic Forum, our mandate as an International Institute under Swiss law is to find innovative ways for the public and private sectors to work together to solve critical global challenges.
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with drones...
"the internet of things will connect everything and everybody in a more sustainable future"
https://youtu.be/m3m9THTlHFo?si=i_7RwCmiOCj2ekeO
"the internet of things will connect everything and everybody in a more sustainable future"
https://youtu.be/m3m9THTlHFo?si=i_7RwCmiOCj2ekeO
Standards for "smart homes" have come into effect in Russia
A series of GOSTs concerning “smart homes” came into force in February.
Thus, a “smart home” should have IP intercoms and video cameras, readers for access control and management systems, and smart locks at entrances, in utility and technical rooms.
The basic set also includes general-house sensors for pressure, temperature, deviation and other parameters of engineering systems, leak, temperature, carbon dioxide sensors, fire alarms, gas leak and humidity sensors - in all rooms, including apartments.
"Smart homes" are divided into classes from A to E. For example, video surveillance cameras at the entrance to the house and in the yard should be in "smart homes" of all classes. But in the internal halls, corridors and staircases - only in houses of classes A and B. Access to the yard through a mobile application should be in houses of all classes, through biometrics (face recognition, fingerprints) - in classes A and B, and through speech recognition - only in class A.
A series of GOSTs concerning “smart homes” came into force in February.
Thus, a “smart home” should have IP intercoms and video cameras, readers for access control and management systems, and smart locks at entrances, in utility and technical rooms.
The basic set also includes general-house sensors for pressure, temperature, deviation and other parameters of engineering systems, leak, temperature, carbon dioxide sensors, fire alarms, gas leak and humidity sensors - in all rooms, including apartments.
"Smart homes" are divided into classes from A to E. For example, video surveillance cameras at the entrance to the house and in the yard should be in "smart homes" of all classes. But in the internal halls, corridors and staircases - only in houses of classes A and B. Access to the yard through a mobile application should be in houses of all classes, through biometrics (face recognition, fingerprints) - in classes A and B, and through speech recognition - only in class A.
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Automation key making less jobs for humans
Microchip all animals throughout Russia
All dogs in the country should be marked and entered into the all-Russian register of domestic animals. This is the opinion of the deputies of the St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly, who approved in the first reading at a meeting on February 5 a corresponding initiative to change federal legislation. The idea was preliminarily approved by the Council of Legislators. However, the State Duma considers the topic to be already worked out and believes that there is no need to overload the legislation with an unnecessary legal mechanism.
Not just dogs
The amendments to the Federal Law "On Responsible Treatment of Animals" imply the introduction of a unified register of domestic animals - a state automated information system containing information about pets and their owners. It is assumed that it should be maintained by the federal executive body in the field of veterinary supervision. It is proposed to add a new article 13_1 to the law and establish that "domestic animals that are kept by the owner are subject to marking and registration in a unified register." The document is planned to come into force on January 1, 2026.
St. Petersburg deputies approved the initiative on a single registry of domestic animals
However, at a meeting of the St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly, the document caused a heated discussion. It is clear that the innovation primarily concerns dogs. But there is no law exclusively about them at the federal level. There is only a law about domestic animals in general. And these include all living creatures that are not classified as dangerous. That is, the bill, according to its direct interpretation, will impose obligations to chip and register everyone: dogs, cats, turtles, and aquarium fish.
All dogs in the country should be marked and entered into the all-Russian register of domestic animals. This is the opinion of the deputies of the St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly, who approved in the first reading at a meeting on February 5 a corresponding initiative to change federal legislation. The idea was preliminarily approved by the Council of Legislators. However, the State Duma considers the topic to be already worked out and believes that there is no need to overload the legislation with an unnecessary legal mechanism.
Not just dogs
The amendments to the Federal Law "On Responsible Treatment of Animals" imply the introduction of a unified register of domestic animals - a state automated information system containing information about pets and their owners. It is assumed that it should be maintained by the federal executive body in the field of veterinary supervision. It is proposed to add a new article 13_1 to the law and establish that "domestic animals that are kept by the owner are subject to marking and registration in a unified register." The document is planned to come into force on January 1, 2026.
St. Petersburg deputies approved the initiative on a single registry of domestic animals
However, at a meeting of the St. Petersburg Legislative Assembly, the document caused a heated discussion. It is clear that the innovation primarily concerns dogs. But there is no law exclusively about them at the federal level. There is only a law about domestic animals in general. And these include all living creatures that are not classified as dangerous. That is, the bill, according to its direct interpretation, will impose obligations to chip and register everyone: dogs, cats, turtles, and aquarium fish.