The Daily Beagle Roundup #9

Trump raid, Zelensky ban call, France in hot water and more...

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Trump Gets Raided

The Daily Beagle writes of their suspicions of how over-the-top the raid is, however. Republicans meaninglessly ‘threaten’ to “investigate” the Department of Justice, but who will arrest the police if the police are corrupt? All for show.

Daily Beagle Starts Analysing Studies

We begin our trawl through a whopping 898 studies, reportedly on COVID-19 shots adverse effects, to analyse and filter. This covers studies #1 to #11 as part of an ongoing series.

Ukraine War Updates:

• Intel Slava Z takes a jab at Biden’s mail-in voting, says they encourage it in the Zaporozhye referendum, dares Democrats to criticise

• Latvia refused to pay for Russian gas in rubles 8 days ago, now pays for Russian gas in rubles

• CBS censors own Ukraine documentary exposing 70% missing military equipment (ignore ZeroHedge’s mistaken title; it corrects itself in the body of the article)

• Zelensky demands western countries ban all Russians unless they march in lockstep with his worldviews like some sort of tyrant, even demanding deportations (shouldn’t he be fighting a war, not attacking more Russians overseas?).

• Estonia has echoed similar sentiments, saying “Visiting Europe is a privilege, not a human right” (odd they don’t say that to the rapist migrants).

• Russia has notified the US it is withdrawing their nuclear facilities from inspection, as the US sanctions on Russia prevent Russia from inspecting US nuclear facilities

• Kaliningrad have exhausted their imports due to restrictions implemented by the EU in response to the Ukraine war.

• Blast occurs in Crimea, due to an explosion in aviation munitions, says Russia (video footage of the explosion can be seen here). Intel Slava Z speculates that it is sabotage.

• Lebanon declines Ukrainian grain sale, citing 5 month delay

• Russia claims more than 77% of foreign businesses did not close in Russia

• Ukraine are trying to incite Russians to commit terrorist acts, which Russia claims to have prevented 61 acts

• Ukraine have received some Turkish made Kirpi armoured vehicles

• US Switchblade drones being sold on the blackmarket for $4,000 reports Intel Slava Z

• Russian aircraft carrier “Admiral Kuznetsov” undergoes repairs

Russia News

• Russia is working on a new stealth bomber, the PAK DA, and recently published a patent, which one Twitter user (F: нет войне) has analysed in some depth. Others have commented it might be a glide-bomber.

• Russia hits US mercenaries in Syria near an American base

• Russia launches Iranian satellite into space.

Energy Crisis

• Water shortage is causing Norway’s hydroelectric dams to run into issues, causing them to eye-up reducing outgoing exports, which might impact UK energy output

• UK government considers “reasonable worst case scenario” of ‘days of blackout’ over winter planning

• Germany’s crematoriums will keep running day and night to save on gas

• Ukraine stops oil reaching the EU from Russia

• France plans to continue to keep nuclear plants running to avoid gas usage, even if this means hot water discharge that could destroy the rivers

• Offshore drilling is returning

• Cuba oil storage explosions impact the third oil storage, which supplies the largest power plant in Cuba, and also a fourth.

Google Malfunctions

• Google experiences an outage

• Explosion at the Google datacentre in Iowa, with 3 electricians critically injured

Poland Threatens Political War

Tells the EU it will use ‘all our cannon’

Scottish News

Scottish Island Experiences Food Rationing Due To Broken Down Ferry

Scotland’s First Minister, Nicholas Sturgeon, has called for the four United Kingdom nations - Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland - to hold an emergency meeting over the cost of living crisis in the UK.

India Restricts Chinese Phone Sales

Twitter user reports India has restricted Chinese phone sales so their own domestic market can flourish

UK News

• Thames Water tells 15 million Britons to prepare for a hosepipe ban affecting the London area

• Intel tells the UK to develop a microchip strategy, says there’s potentially €33 billion on the table, as they plan to invest in continental Europe.

• Farmers call for leadership candidates to tackle water waste

Massive UK Nuclear Convoy Travels The M6

An eagle-eyed reader of the News & Star Cumberland paper reported that a massive UK military convoy had moved. The reader, who had submitted a comment that it was evident these vehicles were part of the Atomic Weapons network:

It is clear these were the same vehicles which left the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) in Berkshire on Monday July 25, which arrived at the Trident submarine base at Coulport in Scotland the following day, and which eventually arrived back at AWE last Friday.

They remark such convoys are used to typically “transport a very dangerous cargo of nuclear warheads between AWE and the Coulport submarine base”.

The Atomic Weapons Establishment describes itself as a UK MoD [Ministry of Defence] “research facility responsible for the design, manufacture and support of warheads for the UK's nuclear weapons.”.

China’s Workers Protest

China Uncensored reports that the Chinese youth have given up entirely, and are following a “let it rot” mentality in response to the 996 (9am to 9pm, 6 days a week) work schedule, as an expansion of the “lying flat” protest movement, due to the oppressive work conditions in China:

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