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Dear www.notquiterightnews.com readers,
Here are the news highlights from 11 July, 2021. Afghan’s internally displaced population try to move to safe areas. Anyone care to bet how long peace takes hold before civil war erupts? My bet is sooner rather than later.
Tokyo Olympics right around the corner. More questions created by COVID issues in Japan. US men’s basketball team warms up for the Olympics with a 90-87 loss to Nigeria, and the women’s soccer team had two players willing to stand for the anthem. Good luck to both of them.
Diplomacy News:
This is not good news, but it is understandable:
Xi, Kim vow to strengthen North Korea and China’s friendship, cooperation | TheHill
Information news:
This is ‘not quite right news’!:
Rock festival’s cancellation while Olympics go on spurs backlash | The Japan Times
Tokyo reports 614 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday | The Japan Times
Military News:
No recognition of US military sacrifice by the Biden Administration(?). Twenty. Years. :
Decades of Afghan progress could be blown away – Asia Times
Economic News:
US – China relationship grows worse every day:
US-China tensions take an ominous legal turn – Asia Times
For One World Government, it must be financed. Here’s the start:
G-20 finance ministers back global tax overhaul | TheHill
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Uncle Mike
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