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More important than who appeared at United Nations summit may have been those who did NOT appear

Guest post by Leo Hohmann

The more important meeting may be going on today through Friday in Paris: Elites planning strategy to roll out World War III, which will likely be fully manifest by 2024

Joe Biden, the corrupt, illegitimate president of the United States, addressed the United Nations General Assembly at its summit in New York on Tuesday.

And what did he focus on? Of course, he pointed everyone to Ukraine. That’s where the globalists want all of us around the world to look with our eyes full of hate for one side or the other.

Biden appealed to world leaders at the UN to stand with Ukraine against “Russian aggression,” stating:

“Russia believes that the world will grow weary and allow it to brutalize Ukraine without consequence. If we allow Ukraine to be carved up, is the independence of any nation secure?”

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The Great Reset King

Guest Post by Martin Armstrong

“There is a golden opportunity to seize something good from this crisis…global crises know no borders, and highlight how interdependent we are as one people sharing one planet,” the former Prince of Wales said during a World Economic Forum summit in January 2021. Ironic for the king of England to speak on an opportunity to “seize something.” This man has no idea what it means to live the life of a commoner and has riches beyond imagination, but he is asking US to sacrifice for THEM.

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War of the Worlds

Guest Post by Todd Hayen

The Queen is dead, long live the King. In another world I used to know, and can still access at will, I would be interested in such an event. I would be a bit sad and reverent; thinking of an amazing life lived, thinking of all of the people who loved her so much.

In that other world I would binge watch The Crown, and be anxious to watch the plethora of documentaries showing up on Netflix for the occasion. I would be anxious to watch the pomp and spectacle of her funeral and the coronation of the man who now would be king.

Sure, even in that world there is bitter-sweetness, there are things about Elizabeth and Charles that are not perfect. The biggest crime against the Queen was probably, in this older (in my experience) world, is the way she treated Diana.

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