So the illegal immigrant kids don't want to be reunited with their parents
https://www.politicususa.com/2018/07/11/boondoggle-at-the-border-reunited-children-dont-recognize-their-parents.html
NORDSTREAM 2 CONTROVERSIAL GERMAN-RUSSIAN PIPELINE
Evidence of the NORDIC WORLD ORDER OR NORDIC THEORY WHICH HITLER'S TOP NAZIS BELIEVED
Nord Stream AG is a consortium for construction and operation of the Nord Stream submarine pipeline between Vyborg in Russia and Greifswald in Germany, a project initially promoted by Chancellor Gerhard Schröder and President Vladimir Putin. The consortium was incorporated in Zug, Switzerland, on 30 November 2005. The original name of company was the North European Gas Pipeline Company. The company was renamed to Nord Stream AG on 4 October 2006.
Top German MEP joins foes of controversial Nord Stream 2 …
https://www.ft.com/content/ba24e8ac-0e27-11e6-ad80-67655613c2d6
The head of the largest party in the European Parliament has launched a scathing attack on the $11bn Nord Stream 2 project to pipe more Russian gas into Germany. Manfred Weber, chairman of the centre-right European People’s party, said the proposed pipeline would undermine the EU’s foreign and …
He had to. There was no food on plates.
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> The consortium was incorporated in Zug, Switzerland
Zug's Secrets: Switzerland's Corporate Hideaway
Nothing much, that is, if you ignore Zug's secretive business: the megadeals made by commodities traders in town. Inside Zug's low-rise steel-and-glass buildings, some of the most crucial items on earth are bought and sold by the ton, barrel, kilo or bushel: iron ore, grain, copper, cobalt, tantalum, natural gas, oil, gold, diamonds, aluminum — the list goes on. London, Hong Kong and New York City might have the skyscrapers and glitz. But few meals are consumed without an ingredient traded by the merchants of Zug, and few of our cars or the gadgets on our desks would work without the minerals bought and sold from this spot in central Europe.
Zug canton — there are 26 cantons in Switzerland — is the small nation's smallest state, with just 115,000 people. Yet its commercial registry lists more than 29,000 companies — nearly one for every person in town — and more than 1,000 more companies arrive each year. The registry includes Glencore, the world's largest commodities trader, successor to the empire built by Marc Rich, who fled the U.S. in 1983 after being indicted for the biggest tax-evasion scheme in American history as well as for conducting business with Iran during the 1979 hostage crisis.