Author: philosophyofgoodnews
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France welcomes Meloni presence at Paris meet of ‘Willing’ on Hormuz – TopNews – Ansa.it
Infront Hormuz and behind many more. Four European countries with leaders, whose popularity is tragically low, PM Meloni excluded, have met yesterday to, as it was announced, discuss Hormuz straits opening…PM Meloni is bound to follow the same thing! Geography. So she came to Paris. However, common sense and developing events are showing that those…
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Spain purchased record large gas volume from Russia — newspaper
Things are rapidly changing… “According to Enagas energy company, Spain purchased the equivalent of 9,807 GWh of LNG from Russia…” Source: Spain purchased record large gas volume from Russia — newspaper
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Tennis prodigy, 15, suddenly drops dead on court as investigation launched
These kind of news are becoming heartbreaking! Suspicion goes once again to those “new technology” liquids that were enforced to so many people without being tested for the long term possible harming effects!!! Very insidious and as it looks like not easily traceable…. Is there anyone to call accountable all those corrupted devils? People are…
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“To Jaw-Jaw Is Always Better Then To War-War” No.2
I decided to republish this post from 2024 as, suddenly, after President Trump changed his ideas, it became, unfortunately, again relevant! The post has been published mentioning the Russia-Ukraine War and President Biden’s last days in office. Now I am republishing it to add IRAN, VENEZUELA, GREENLAND, CUBA…. Complete disaster! Plus, Benjamin was told then…
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Following the news, a retired US Major General Reported Missing
Something strange and serious is happening. As per NewsNation on February 27, a day before the bombing of Iran started, the disappearance of 68-year-old William Neil McCasland, a retired Air Force major general with knowledge of military secrets, including UFOs was reported. His disappearance is suspected to be a “foul play.” Source: FOUL PLAY NOT…
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“Dare To Know” – Some Years Ago…
“Dare To Know” is the English translation of the Latin saying “SAPERE AUDE” that Emannuel Kant used in his essay “Answering Question: What is Enlightenment.” Dare to know can be “translated” as dare to go beyond and against stereotypes that are insidiously imposed, be ready for surprises, and be observant with a free mind, as…
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