World War Roundup #1
The Daily Beagle Changes Tack
Foreword: There are more conflicts going on than The Daily Beagle can keep up with, and simultaneously many smaller stories which, although extremely major, do not hold enough information justify an entire article. We don’t want to leave readers in the dark, so The Daily Beagle is going to start an irregular Roundup series to combine the smaller, major stories relating to the World War.
1. America MIC Under Threat Of Hacking
Russian government backed Intel Slava Z declares American military producers will get hacked by the “KILLNET” hackers in retaliation for HIMARs deployment in Ukraine:
2. Kosovo War Reignites
Barely a day after The Daily Beagle asked if there was going to be a “Flare-Up Of The Kosovo War?”, did one occur. Video evidence has emerged, reportedly near the Brnjak crossing on the border between Kosovo and central Serbia, where gunfire was heard, with declarations Kosovo have deployed special forces at Brnjak and Jarinje:
3. Russia Claims To Have Eliminated Alexei Vadatursky In Nikolaev (Alt. Mykolaiv)
Russian government backed Intel Slava Z have declared that Alexei Vadatursky has been eliminated (the Jimmy Saville pedophile enabling BBC also reports this):
Alexei Vadatursky (alt. Oleksiy Vadaturskyi) was a Ukrainian agricultural and grain logistics businessman. The founder and CEO of Nibulon, the largest grain logistics company in Ukraine, it is likely his death will adversarially impact grain shipments, this coincides with the first grain shipment leaving Odessa heading to Lebanon.
4. Charles Foundation Accepted Millions From Osama Bin Laden’s Family
OpIndia reports that:
The Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund (PWCF) had received £1 million pound in the form of a donation from two half brothers of Osama Bin Laden
Not much to say to this other than we’re not surprised.
5. Ukrainians In The Donetsk Region Accuses Ukrainian Military Of War Crimes Against Humanity
A twitter post by Maria Dubovikova has an embedded video showing ‘scatterable anti-personnel land mines’, also known as ‘Lepestok mines’ which appear to be butterfly shaped devices. The Russian sponsored news service TASS reported similarly.
Russian government sponsored outlet Intel Slava Z reported that the Russian army were using T-72s to demine the area by running over the petal-shaped mines, including a video of it in progress:
The video footage showing the mines being deployed, especially in civilian areas is alarming and mining civilian areas is classically a war crime. 164 countries ratified banning anti-personnel landmines, although neither Ukraine nor Russia are signatories.
6. Israel Declares War On Cash
Reported by ZeroHedge, Israel have declared a war on cash. Not the illegal usage of cash, but the general, everyday civilian usage of cash to make purchases, quoting (emphasis removed):
Starting Monday, it will be a criminal offense in Israel to pay more than the equivalent of $1,700 in cash to a business or $4,360 in cash to individual, as the government intensifies its ongoing war on tangible money.
Those thinking adopting BitCoin is “resisting” the system are surely mistaken.
7. Germany Gets Screwed Even Further
As reported by ZeroHedge, Germans will now have to pay a levy on any gas they do use, while water levels of the Rhine continue to drop, increasing shipping costs and lowering cargo transfer rates. Meanwhile, as reported by the Guardian, Germans are now having cold showers and the lights of monuments turned off.
8. China Holds Live Fire Exercises Near Taiwan
Daily Mail highlights that China is holding live fire exercises during Nancy Pelosi’s visit to the Asia region.
9. China Wishes To ‘Assist’ Pelosi
According to Russian service TASS, China wishes to “assist” Pelosi in the event her aircraft has a malfunction so she doesn’t inconveniently land in Taiwan, a source TASS attributes to the Chinese backed GlobalTimes, although The Daily Beagle cannot seem to find any first hand evidence that supports that assertion.
[…] Pelosi's plane really has emergency problems during her trip around China, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) aircraft can provide protection to her plane and let her land at airports in China's Sansha city, Hainan Province in the South China Sea, or other airports in the Chinese mainland which could provide professional services and assistance, as long as the speaker's plane stays away from China's Taiwan. […]
10. Nancy Pelosi Is Likely To Attend Taiwan On 2nd August
According to Pfizer connected Reuters, Nancy Pelosi plans to visit Taiwan on the 2nd August, a comment Russian sponsored Intel Slava Z reinforced:
11. Radioactive Leak At Mihama In Japan
Not to be confused with the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Mihama is a new nuclear incident.
Russian sponsored TASS comments:
Degree of danger from Mihama NPP incident depends on leak point — Russian academician
Supposedly first reported by Kyodo agency, although The Daily Beagle cannot verify this, it is reportedly from the third inactive reactor:
About seven tons of radioactive water leaked on Monday at the inactive third reactor of the Mihama nuclear power plant in Fukui Prefecture in western Japan
Fukushima, for contrast, is in the east. It isn’t the first time the ageing Mihama nuclear plant has experienced problems. Back in 2004 it experienced a steam explosion which killed 5 workers. Mihama took the third reactor offline back in October 2021 to implement “terrorism countermeasures”, with Japan attempting nuclear reactor restarts back in June 2022.
This desperate rush to restart ageing nuclear infrastructure is likely in response to Japan’s gas imports from Russia, as they’re seeking to conserve LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) supplies over shortages, after Japan told firms not to pay in Rubles for gas. Japan is desperately trying to get their nuclear reactors operational by winter.
12. US Deploys Ships And Planes Near Taiwan
According to Nikkei, the US military are moving aircraft carriers and large planes closer to Taiwan. There is nothing further to add on that at this time. The risks are high.
Non-War Related
Not war related, but explosive enough to be worth mentioning:
1. Visa Accused Of Financing Child Abuse
According to Variety, Visa tried to help PornHub monetise child pornography:
Visa ‘Intended to Help’ Pornhub and Its Parent Company Monetize Child Porn, Judge Finds in Allowing Case to Move Forward
The court case can be found here. In judge Carney’s view, Serena Fleites - the plaintiff - had “adequately alleged” that Visa knew about the monetised child porn by MindGeek (the owners of “PornHub”), that they knew it was rife with monetised child porn and had “knowingly participated in a sex trafficking venture”:
When MindGeek decides to monetize child porn, and Visa decides to continue to allow its payment network to be used for that goal despite knowledge of MindGeek’s monetization of child porn, it is entirely foreseeable that victims of child porn like plaintiff will suffer the harms that plaintiff alleges
The CEO and COO of PornHub have both recently resigned.
2. Hawaii Electricity Shortage Likely
Reported by ZeroHedge, the last coal shipment has arrived in Hawaii as they have plans to shutdown the last coal plant there. The only problem, as the article notes, is they have had delays on the renewable energy parts due to the supply chain issues, and thus have a shortfall in energy generation capacity. ZeroHedge lightly puts it as ‘energy prices going up’, but The Daily Beagle is confident it will mean an energy shortage.
There is a lot of serious issues occurring in the world right now.
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