Brian Gerrish, David Scott, and Mark Anderson discuss the expansion of Ules, legal challenges to emissions zones, globalist control, 'The Sound of Freedom' film, WHO Civil Society Commission, and reflections on opposition to lockdown. They highlight concerns about damaged cameras, civil disobedience, and the Ukrainian war, as well as Trump's return to Twitter and the power of unity in opposing lockdowns.
Mark Carney's association with a firm involved in deforestation exposes the contradiction between his climate change advocacy and the actions of the firm he is associated with.
The emergence of Javier Mile as the frontrunner in the Argentinian elections presents an opportunity for change in a country struggling with economic challenges.
The backlash faced by Mark Harvie, a Scottish Green Party member, over transgender rights highlights the ongoing debates around free speech, civil society, and political activism.
The guilty verdict for a former Goldman Sachs trader involved in mortgage fraud raises concerns about fraudulent practices within the financial industry and the accountability of major banks post-financial crisis.
Deep dives
Mark Carnage Joins Bloomberg Board
Former Bank of England and Bank of Canada boss, Mark Carney, has joined the Bloomberg board. He will also continue serving as chairman of Canadian investment firm Brookfield Asset Management. Carney is known for his focus on climate change and is currently the United Nations special envoy on climate action and finance. However, recent reports have revealed that Brookfield Asset Management, associated with Carney, was involved in deforestation, contradicting the climate change efforts he champions.
Javier Mile Takes Lead in Argentinian Elections
Javier Mile, a libertarian candidate, has emerged as the frontrunner in the Argentinian elections. Mile, who's been described by media outlets as a radical right-winger, has pledged to dismantle government benefits and institutions, reinstate a ban on abortion, and promote a smaller government with a focus on individual liberties. While Mile's views have been met with criticism from some media and opposition parties, supporters see his candidacy as an opportunity for change in a country plagued by economic challenges.
Mark Harvie Faced with Public Backlash
Mark Harvie, a member of the Scottish Green Party and advocate for transgender rights, faced public backlash after a video of him being called a 'deviant' by a passerby went viral. Harvie, who identifies as queer, has faced criticism for his role in advocating for policies that some argue prioritize the rights of transgender individuals over those of others. The incident has sparked a debate over free speech, the role of civil society, and the limits of political activism.
Goldman Sachs Trader Found Guilty of Mortgage Fraud
A former Goldman Sachs trader has been found guilty of mortgage fraud, resulting in losses of over $1 billion. The case highlights fraudulent practices within the financial industry and raises questions about the accountability of major banks in the wake of the global financial crisis.
WHO Announces New Civil Society Commission
The World Health Organization (WHO) has established a new civil society commission aimed at strengthening the role of civil society organizations in global health efforts. The commission will provide a platform for civil society organizations to contribute recommendations and advice to WHO on health priorities. The move highlights the importance of collaboration between WHO and civil society in addressing global health challenges.
Former Bank of England Boss Mark Carney Involved in Deforestation
Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney has been linked to a firm involved in deforestation. The Canadian asset manager, Brookfield Asset Management, allegedly cleared thousands of hectares of tropical forest in Brazil. Carney, a prominent advocate for addressing climate change, has faced criticism for his involvement with Brookfield, highlighting the contradictions between his pro-environment stance and the actions of the firm he is associated with.
Donald Trump Returns to Twitter
Former US President Donald Trump has returned to Twitter, sharing a post criticizing his ban from the platform. Trump's return to Twitter raises questions about social media censorship and the balance between free speech and platform regulations.
Barclays Facing Scrutiny over Interest Rate Fix
Barclays has faced scrutiny and legal challenges over its involvement in an interest rate fixing scandal, demonstrating the ongoing issues within the banking sector and raising questions about financial regulations and oversight.