Anonymous ID: 9ec75e Jan. 3, 2022, 7:31 p.m. No.15305108   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5713 >>5761 >>5770 >>5857

Major Russian TV Documentary Film Exposes LGBT Lobby, Moral Decay of West

 

YouTube keeps censoring this film. That tells you everything you need to know about the anti-Christian moral rot in America. We originally published this article in December of 2016. YouTube eventually blocked the video, but we recently found it again on another channel, so are republishing it again. We also published this article on the blockchain-protected site, Steemit, so theoretically, it can never be taken down from there. Follow Russia Insider on Steemit to help fight back against corporate censorship.

 

We've watched the entire film and highly recommend it. It is an eye-opener.

 

This blockbuster, 1 hour documentary, entitled 'Sodom', originally aired on Russian prime-time TV in May of 2015, causing a sensation in Russia at the time.

 

It has never appeared anywhere in English, until now, subtitled or dubbed. This translation is dubbed. It is available exclusively on the Russia Insider Youtube channel.

 

It had a substantial 6 figure budget, allowing Russian journalists to travel widely - to San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Italy, Australia, Germany, and elsewhere, to do ground-breaking, original investigation into the LGBT movement.

 

https://russia-insider.com/en/exclusive-major-russian-tv-documentary-sodom-blasts-lgbt-hd-video-eng-dub/ri16005

Anonymous ID: 9ec75e Jan. 3, 2022, 7:36 p.m. No.15305133   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5145 >>5153 >>5713 >>5770

Israeli tech companies raised $25.6 billion in ‘extraordinary’ 2021 — report

 

Foreign investments account for record $18.64b of total capital amid ‘new reality’; 23 firms IPO on Wall Street, says IVC-Meitar report

 

Over the course of 2021, Israeli companies raised an “exceptional” $25.6 billion in private investments, shattering 2020’s previous record of $10.3 billion in funding,” according to data released Monday in the IVC-Meitar Israel Tech Review, a report published by the IVC Research Center and the law firm Meitar.

 

“This exceptional amount was 146% higher than the annual 2020 amount, mostly due to the large number of deals over $100 million that accounted for a 55% share [or $14 billion] of the total sum for 2021,” the report read. This is attributable to the growing number of unicorns.

 

The IVC-Meitar report said there were 773 recorded investment deals in 2021 including 77 mega-rounds of over $100 million in funding or more. The number of deals was up from 604 in 2020, with 20 mega-rounds.

 

In 2021, these rounds included investments in cybersecurity firm Claroty, which raised $400 million last month in a round led by Softbank, food tech startup Future Meat, which raised $347 million for cultured chicken, fintech startup Melio, which raised $250 million, global payroll and payment management platform Papaya Global with a round of $250 million, and internet of things (IoT) firm Wiliot, which raised $200 million in July, also with SoftBank.

 

According to the report, the last quarter of 2021 was the strongest, with investments totaling $8 billion in 206 transactions in the last three months of the year.

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-tech-companies-raised-25-6-billion-in-extraordinary-2021-report/

Anonymous ID: 9ec75e Jan. 3, 2022, 7:39 p.m. No.15305154   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5382 >>5396 >>5713 >>5721 >>5770

Starbucks Says US Workers Must Get COVID-19 Vaccine or Weekly Testing

 

Starbucks on Monday announced that its tens of thousands of U.S. workers must get a COVID-19 vaccine or undergo weekly testing to comply with new federal mandates.

 

The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) set a Feb. 9 date for large employers with 100 or more workers to require either full vaccination or weekly testing. The rule, among others, was announced by President Joe Biden on Sept. 9 as part of a controversial sweeping mandate to push the U.S. vaccination rate higher.

 

Starbucks Chief Operating Officer John Culver issued a letter to Starbucks employees that they have to disclose their vaccination status by Jan. 10.

 

“This is an important step we can take to help more partners get vaccinated, limit the spread of COVID-19, and create choices that partners can own based on what’s best for them,” Culver wrote in the letter to employees, dated Dec. 27. “If vaccination rates rise and community spread slows, we will adapt accordingly. But if things get worse, we may have to consider additional measures. For now, my hope is that we will all do our part.”

 

The Biden administration’s vaccine mandate for private businesses has faced numerous court challenges from business groups, companies, and Republican-led states. The Supreme Court is slated to hear oral arguments on the case on Friday.

 

Former Vice President Mike Pence on Monday said his organization filed an amicus brief (pdf) calling on the Supreme Court to reject the vaccine-or-test mandate for businesses.

 

“America is about freedom and the ability to make the best decision for your family or business, and Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate must be stopped in its tracks in order to preserve freedom, protect American livelihoods and businesses, and to safeguard our Constitution,” Pence said in a statement accompanying the filing.

 

Last week, the Biden administration urged the Supreme Court to leave intact the mandate, claiming that a 1970 law that established OSHA ensures that the mandate “falls squarely within OSHA’s statutory authority.”

 

Other than lawsuits, some business groups have warned that the OSHA rule, known as an emergency temporary standard, would create significant problems for critical U.S. industries, including trucking, amid persistent supply chain disruptions.

 

Outside the OSHA rule, Biden also announced a mandate for federal contractors, federal employees, and hospitals that receive Medicare or Medicaid funding. Unlike the private business rule, those workers do not have the option to submit to weekly testing.

 

Starbucks has not immediately responded to The Epoch Times’ request for comment.

 

COVID-19 is the illness caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus.

 

https://www.ntd.com/starbucks-says-us-workers-must-get-covid-19-vaccine-or-weekly-testing_722266.html

Anonymous ID: 9ec75e Jan. 3, 2022, 8:39 p.m. No.15305469   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5713 >>5770

Federal Judge Grants Temporary Injunction to Group of Navy SEALs Seeking Religious Exemption from COVID Vaccine

 

United States District Judge Reed O’Connor granted a temporary injunction to a group of Navy SEALsfrom the Biden COVID vaccine mandate based on their requested religious exemptions.

 

Judge O’Connor was appointed by George W. Bush in 2007.

 

The AP reported:

 

The United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas today issued a preliminary injunction, stopping the Department of Defense from punishing military service members who have religious objections to the vaccine mandate. First Liberty Institute filed a federal lawsuit and motion for preliminary injunction on behalf of dozens of U.S. Navy SEALs and other Naval Special Warfare personnel against the Biden Administration and the Department of Defense for their refusal to grant religious accommodations to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.

 

The court’s order can be read here.

 

“Forcing a service member to choose between their faith and serving their country is abhorrent to the Constitution and America’s values,” said Mike Berry, General Counsel for First Liberty Institute. “Punishing SEALs for simply asking for a religious accommodation is purely vindictive and punitive. We’re pleased that the court has acted to protect our brave warriors before more damage is done to our national security.”

 

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/01/federal-judge-grants-temporary-injunction-group-navy-seals-seeking-religious-exemption-covid-vaccine/

Anonymous ID: 9ec75e Jan. 3, 2022, 8:44 p.m. No.15305494   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5504 >>5601 >>5713 >>5770 >>5802

2016

 

The KGB's Middle East Files: Leaking thousands of documents

 

In 1992, Vasili Mitrokhin, a KGB archivist, defected to the West with a trove of top secret documents from the Soviet intelligence agency, which helped expose many Russian agents and assets in Israel and elsewhere. This series of articles explores these documents and brings to light the secrets they revealed. Part 1 of 5.

 

No one seemed to suspect the mustachioed elderly man walking on the streets of a capital in the Baltics, towards the British Embassy's gates. Years of skillfully concealing his feelings successfully covered up his internal storm of emotions. He had already tried to interest the Americans in the secret documents in his possession but had failed: The CIA representative at the US Embassy had thought his story was so far-fetched that they suspected it was all a deliberate KGB ploy and sent him on his way. Would the British be the ones to accept the secret project of his life?

 

The KGB's Middle East Files: Leaking thousands of documents

In 1992, Vasili Mitrokhin, a KGB archivist, defected to the West with a trove of top secret documents from the Soviet intelligence agency, which helped expose many Russian agents and assets in Israel and elsewhere. This series of articles explores these documents and brings to light the secrets they revealed. Part 1 of 5.

Ronen Bergman|Published: 10.28.16 , 07:46

 

No one seemed to suspect the mustachioed elderly man walking on the streets of a capital in the Baltics, towards the British Embassy's gates. Years of skillfully concealing his feelings successfully covered up his internal storm of emotions. He had already tried to interest the Americans in the secret documents in his possession but had failed: The CIA representative at the US Embassy had thought his story was so far-fetched that they suspected it was all a deliberate KGB ploy and sent him on his way. Would the British be the ones to accept the secret project of his life?

 

He entered the British Embassy and quietly mumbled to the clerk, "I want to talk to someone with authority." Several minutes later, he was approached by a young woman who appeared to be a junior diplomat and was asked for his name.

 

"Vasili Mitrokhin," the man replied, and he began telling her his incredible story: how he had become a senior employee at the KGB archives and was privy to operation files and top secrets; how he copied thousands of sensitive documents over the years and smuggled them from KGB headquarters; and where that massive treasure was now.

 

The young British diplomat stared at Mitrokhin in amazement, but despite having just heard one of the most extraordinary stories in her life, she responded in the appropriate British manner: "Would you like a cup of tea?" She had understood the meaning of his story. If what he was saying was true, this could be one of the greatest leaks from any intelligence organization ever. But what if it was all a lie? And what if it was actually a Russian ploy?

 

She asked for proof, and Mitrokhin presented some of the documents in his possession, which included details about the "illegals"—the KGB's elite spies. These documents, which included some of the top secrets of Soviet intelligence, along with a photo of Mitrokhin that the diplomat took, aroused great interest in London.

 

At the next meeting, about a month later, he brought about 2,000 documents. A higher-ranked representative from Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service (more commonly known as MI6), who had come in especially from London, reviewed the material and realized that the man in front of him was nothing less than an intelligence gold mine.

 

Within a short period of time, the MI6 launched a secret operation in which Mitrokhin and his family were smuggled to Britain. They landed in the country along with the KGB's top secrets: tens of thousands of documents that Mitrokhin had copied and hidden in milk barrels and other containers in the floor of his two dachas, one of them in the suburbs of Moscow. Only a few people in Britain—led by then-Prime Minister John Major, who personally approved the operation—were aware of the package that had landed in their country that day.

 

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https://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4869986,00.html