Below we have examined yet more cases of fatal myocarditis in New Zealand since 2021. In most of these cases the coroner does not appear to have asked the obvious questions.
In making the point yet again that these cases are poorly assessed, we note that far more people get pericarditis and myocarditis than go on to die suddenly from it. Are all these people similarly diverted from understanding a likely cause? Certainly not the many hundreds whose vaccine causation is accepted by ACC. But what about those who never know to make a claim, or who are turned down as they haven’t waited up to 2 years for a cardiac MRI?
The EU is saying, and with no subtlety, “You can only have free speech if you support our agenda, the Globalists and Nato’s warlords.”
Romanians too have had enough of the EU branch of Nato; how long before it collapses?–
" Le peuple roumain a atteint ses limites. Les mondialistes ont annulé nos élections, interdit notre candidat, puis truqué les suivantes. Maintenant, leurs marionnettes démolissent l'économie tout en soutenant le régime mafieux de Kyiv. " https://t.co/uNkH63gPOd
A coordinated psychological operation appears to be underway, leveraging the CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic, along with mainstream media, to create panic around artificial intelligence. The effort, which included dire warnings from figures like Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders, was seemingly kicked off by a whistleblower’s dubious claims about a 10% chance of AI killing everyone
Jacques Baud, a Swiss national but who lives in Belgium, was sanctioned by the European Union autocrats in Brussels for speaking truth to power. He deserves the support of all freedom loving people around the world.
It has been nine months since the European Union(EU) implemented a sanctions package designed to impose “restrictive measures in view of Russia’s destabilizing activities”. These sanctions went into effect in December 2025.
Among the people impacted by these EU sanctions is Jacques Baud, a retired colonel in the Swiss army; former strategic analyst, intelligence and terrorism specialist.
Jacques Baud is being punished because his position and analysis of the war in Ukraine differs from that of the EU, which accuses Baud of being “a regular guest on pro-Russian television and radio programs”, for being a “mouthpiece for pro-Russian propaganda”, and claiming that Baud “makes conspiracy theories, for example, accusing Ukraine of orchestrating its own invasion in order to join NATO.”
The EU further accuses Baud of being “responsible for, implementing or supporting actions or policies attributable to the Government of the Russian Federation which undermine or threaten stability or security in a third country (Ukraine) by engaging in the use of information manipulation and interference.”
The sanctions on Baud “provide for the freezing of the assets of sanctioned persons, a ban on entry into the EU and a ban on making funds available to them.”
In short, the EU imprisoned Jacques Baud, a citizen of Switzerland, against his will, compelling him to remain under what was in effect house arrest in Brussels, Belgium, while denying him access to the means to support himself and his family.
This is what passes for democracy in Europe today.
Jacques Baud denies the allegations, telling reporters shortly after the sanctions were imposed that “I never use Russian material for my books, but exclusively Ukrainian and Western information and that I consequently refused invitations from Russian media.”
He takes particular umbrage against the claim that he promoted a conspiracy theory that Ukraine somehow orchestrated its own invasion, noting that he instead quoted a Oleksiy Arestovych, made in 2019 when serving as a senior adviser to President Zelensky, in which he warned that Ukraine’s NATO ambitions could trigger a war with Russia.
Jacques Baud’s case is coming up for review before the EU, and in this context it is critical that as many Americans as possible understand what is happening inside Europe today, and that the people and institutions we Americans deem to be fellow defenders of shared values actually engage in actions that are unabashedly un-American in every sense of the word.
I will be travelling to Europe in October to held shed light on Jacques case.
The purpose of my visit is to meet and interview Jacques Baud (he has agreed whole heartedly to this endeavor.)
I plan on a series of interviews which will introduce Jacques Baud to a broader American audience, exploring his professional background, his assessments of the Ukraine-Russian conflict, the details of the EU case against him, what life under EU sanctions is like, and the importance of Swiss neutrality to international peace and security.
As an independent journalist, my work is only possible through the kind and generous donations of supporters and followers.
I thank you in advance for your support in this important work. Free speech is a human right, not just an American value, and those who speak truth to power, like Jacques Baud, should have the support of all freedom loving persons around the world.
The majority of the current republican led Congress has supported the war, would they vote for this?
Seems unlikely.
Although Massie may not expect much support from the rest of Congress, he’s pressing forward anyway.
The Kentucky Republican argues that Hegseth has disregarded congressional authority over war, particularly through the ongoing conflict with Iran. Massie points to the 1973 War Powers Resolution, which generally limits unauthorized hostilities to 60 days unless Congress provides authorization.
The administration found a way around that important safeguard.
They claimed they stopped the war at 60 days but then made every subsequent event a new micro war unrelated to the others, allowing the conflict to go on and on.
Massie also points to a June congressional resolution directing the administration to withdraw U.S. forces from unauthorized hostilities with Iran.
According to Massie, those efforts have failed to change the administration’s actions, leaving impeachment as the remaining legislative option he’s hoping will force accountability and transparency.
And when an Iranian girls’ school is hit on day one of the war, killing at least 168 people, most of them children, accountability should be demanded.
The charges go well beyond Iran, though. Massie accuses Hegseth of weakening Pentagon systems designed to reduce civilian casualties, conducting lethal operations against alleged drug boats, unlawfully retaliating against Sen. Mark Kelly over his speech, directing the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and launching unauthorized operations in Yemen, and other serious allegations.
For those who may not give much thought to how the people of Iran and other foreign countries are being treated at the hands of Washington and Hegseth in particular, perhaps it is worth bringing the issue closer to home by considering this…
When the U.S. abandons its moral compass in how it conducts war and treats those caught up in it, it risks establishing a standard that could eventually be applied to American troops themselves. The rules of engagement and protections we uphold for others today can become the same protections, or lack thereof, our own soldiers depend on in a future conflict.
So, is it worth filing impeachment proceedings if it forces Congress to examine Hegseth’s actions and bring potential wrongdoing into the light? I think it is.
Take a moment to watch our latest segment where we sit down with Rep. Thomas Massie to discuss his reasoning behind introducing these articles of impeachment.
