Bill Gates company to build reactor at Wyoming coal plant
read moar bullshit here…. https://apnews.com/article/bill-gates-wyoming-technology-environment-and-nature-government-and-politics-c647adc5f4a447eaef1c4ec28464e153
Cnn doing a special, again, on Qanon.
Activist firm Engine No. 1 claims third Exxon board seat
Engine No. 1 has won a third board seat at Exxon.
The upstart activist firm has been targeting the oil giant since December, pushing the company to shift focus away from fossil fuels.
Engine No. 1 nominated four directors ahead of Exxon's annual shareholder meeting at the end of May.
read moar bullshit here…. https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/06/02/activist-firm-engine-no-1-claims-third-exxon-board-seat-.html
Why aren't we a "firm"?
Hillsong staffer accuses ousted pastor Carl Lentz of sexual abuse, bullying
In a post on Medium, Leona Kimes wrote about the abuse she says she experienced when she worked as a nanny for the lead pastors of Hillsong NYC.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/hillsong-staffer-accuses-ousted-pastor-carl-lentz-sexual-abuse-bullying-n1269349
== Ship carrying auto parts sinks off Japan coast
3 crew members missing after MV Byakko collision with chemical tanker ==
A search is ongoing for three crew members reported missing from a roll-on/roll-off (ro/ro) vessel that sank off the coast of Japan early Friday morning.
The MV Byakko sank at about 2:40 a.m. local time after colliding with the chemical tanker Ulsan Pioneer just before midnight in the Seto Inland Sea, Reuters reported. The Byakko reportedly sank about 2.5 miles off the coast of Imabari.
Nine of the Byakko’s 12 crew members were said to have been rescued by the Japanese coast guard and nearby ships.
Kyodo News reported that the ship’s captain, 66-year-old Tamotsu Sato, was among the missing. Responders also are searching for two of the Byakko’s engineers, Japanese men in their 20s.
The 557-foot-long Byakko is operated by Kobe, Japan-based Prince Kaiun Co. According to Kyodo News, the Byakko was carrying auto parts and left Kobe at 4:30 p.m. Thursday bound for Kanda, Japan. The Ulsan Pioneer reportedly departed a port in China on Tuesday and was scheduled to arrive in Osaka, Japan, on Friday afternoon.
There was no word on what types of auto parts the Byakko was carrying. Denso is the largest automotive parts manufacturer in Japan and specializes in electronic systems and powertrain control modules, according to Japan Industry News, which lists the other major suppliers in the country as Aisin Seiki, Yazaki, JTEKT and Hitachi Automotive Systems.
Sebastian Blanco, who follows the automotive industry for FreightWaves, said Toyota has a plant in Kanda and Nissan has one in the region.
On its website, Prince Kaiun lists its primary clients as Nissan Motor Co., Mitsubishi Logistics, Vantec Corp., Sea Link, Tatsumi Shokai, Zero Co. and Koshin Shoun.
The website says the 11,454-ton Byakko was built just last year and that it can carry “809 commercial vehicles, 113 trailer chassis.” Byakko is the Japanese word for white tiger.
The Ulsan Pioneer, which flies under the flag of the Marshall Islands, was built in 2016.
A cause of the collision has not been reported. According to FreightWaves meteorologist Nick Austin, there were no indications of unusual weather at the time of the accident.
https://www.freightwaves.com/news/ship-carrying-auto-parts-sinks-off-japan-coast
In fact, the Rothschild family came to China as long ago as the 1830s, when it set up a small gold and silver trading business in Shanghai. In 1953, four years after the founding of New China, Rothschild was one of the first major Western banks to establish relations with the country.