Unelected world health czar Bill Gates has used his appearance at the G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia to raise a discussion about “death panels.” | According to Gates, death panels will be necessary in the near future in order to end the lives of sick and unwell people due to “very, very high medical costs”. ● Gates went on to explain that “a lack of willingness to say, you know, is spending a million dollars on that last three months of life for that patient, would it be better not to lay off those ten teachers and to make that trade-off in medical costs.” ● Bill Gates plans for “death panels” mirrors the language used by the World Economic Forum regarding euthanasia and the Canadian government’s devilish new solution to solve inflation, homelessness, skyrocketing crime, and food shortages – euthanasia for the poor. ● The G20 is a summit featuring leaders of the most important economies in the world, and it’s a mix of countries considered to be “advanced” or “developing”.Beyond the rooms where the world political leaders sit around and thrash out various issues, there are dozens of side events where “dignitaries” meet.

Pentagon intends to simplify Grey Eagle UAVs and hand them over to Ukraine | The changes will make the potential loss of this drone less dangerous and increase the likelihood of delivery to the AFU, CNN reported. Earlier, the Pentagon's Defense Technology Security Agency banned the transfer of the Grey Eagle due to the possibility of advanced military technology falling into the hands of the Russian Armed Forces. This refers to imaging and intelligence-gathering equipment. ● The MQ-1C Grey Eagle has a flight time of 30 hours, a maximum speed of 250km/h and a practical ceiling of 8850m. It has four hanger units. Armament: 4 AGM-114 Hellfire missiles, 8 AIM-92 Stinger missiles and 4 GBU-44/B Viper Strike dive bombs. The UAV is also used for intelligence gathering, long-range reconnaissance, artillery targeting and countering other drones. ● We should add: the Grey Eagle's range of 370 km falls under the restrictions of the Missile Technology Control Regime (a range of more than 300 km). But the US is not embarrassed by this. (www.DeepL.com/)

94 countries supported the resolution, 14 were against, and 73 more states abstained | By a majority of votes, the UN General Assembly has adopted a resolution that would oblige Russia to compensate losses inflicted on Ukraine during the conflict and has recognized the need to create a special “international mechanism” that would allow it to do so. ● The resolution was supported by 94 countries in the 193-member world body vote on Monday. Some 73 more states abstained, while 14 countries voted against. Among others, those voting against the resolution included Russia itself, as well as China, Iran, and Syria.

Russian lawmaker points to attempts to legalize ‘international robbery’ at UN platform | Attempts are being made to legalize international robbery at the United Nations platform, Head of the Russian State Duma (the lower house of parliament) Foreign Affairs Committee Leonid Slutsky told TASS. 💬 "It is another anti-Russian resolution that the West pushed through by arm-twisting and blackmail. In fact, attempts are being made within the UN to legalize barefaced international robbery. Neither the UN Charter nor other international laws authorize the UN General Assembly to demand reparations," he noted.

Statement by Russia at the UN General Assembly  💬 "The draft resolution that has been put forward to the 11th emergency special session of the General Assembly is a classical representation of the “rules-based order”, whereby a small group of states defies the international law and seeks to “consecrate” lawlessness while using the authority of the GA and presenting the Assembly as a judicial body, which, by definition, it is not."

UN should pass resolution on US’ reparation of damage to many countries — Medvedev  💬 "The end will be painful for the entire international community. We will do without such a ‘united nations’ organization," Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council said. ● Having passed the resolution on Russia’s "reparations" to Ukraine, the United Nations General Assembly should now call for the United States’ reparation of damage inflicted on Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Yugoslavia and other countries, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said on Monday.

The law is a free speech nightmare | Even before addressing the crime of possession of harmful material, the law would “provide for an offence of condoning, denying or grossly trivialising genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and crimes against peace.” The crime of condoning, denying or grossly trivialising” criminal conduct would make most autocrats blush. The lack of any meaningful definition invites arbitrary enforcement. The law expressly states the intent to combat “forms and expressions of racism and xenophobia by means of criminal law.” ● What is so striking about the law is how utterly unapologetic it is in the use of criminal law to curtail not just free speech but free thought. It allows for the prosecution of citizens for “preparing or possessing material likely to incite violence or hatred against persons on account of their protected characteristics.” ● That could sweep deeply into not just political but literary expression. The interest of the Irish in assuming such authoritarian measures is chilling given their own history under British rule, including violent crackdowns on nonviolent protests like “Bloody Sunday.” Free speech is now in a free fall in Great Britain and Ireland appears eager to follow suit.