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Geologist, Professor Ian Plimer, blows the human-induced "global warming" narrative completely out of the water, in two and a half minutes: "Six out of the six ice ages started when we had far more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere than now. So how can carbon dioxide drive global warming?" "We’re being asked to believe that traces of an emission of a trace gas into the atmosphere will change a whole planetary system, and this is contrary to everything we know from the past." For more content like this, subscribe to @WideAwakeMedia

Chinese electric car maker BYD is about to steal Tesla's crown. BYD is expected to overtake Tesla as the world's biggest EV maker in the last three months of 2023. China is the world's electric vehicle leader, with 64% of total production and 59% of global EV sales in 2022, according to the World Economic Forum. BYD sold just 3,000 fewer EVs than Elon Musk's company in the three months to September 30. Analysts say it's highly likely to overtake Tesla by the end of the year, in what will be a milestone moment for EVs. Cheaper EVs In contrast, BYD has focused on affordability, which has helped it win a wider range of customers and foster a new generation of EV drivers.

Batteries account for around 30% to 50% of the cost of an EV. China has developed a significant advantage in the field partly thanks to its control of the supply chains needed to make the batteries, Ilaria Mazzocco, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, DC, previously told Business Insider.

Chinese companies now "dominate labor and manufacturing infrastructure, as well as mining of critical materials required to make EVs," Morgan Stanley wrote in a July research report. According to the report, "up to 90% of the EV battery supply chain relies on China," while China's two largest battery makers, CATL and BYD, control more than half of the market. Beijing axed a EV subsidy scheme that'd been running for 11 years in 2022, but sales have still held up. China logged record EV sales in October and is expected to close out the year with another two strong months, according to Rho Motion data reported by Reuters. "2023 is set to be another banner year for China in terms of EV sales," the data company said. Seeing BYD overtake Tesla in the EV race may not bring any festive cheer for Elon Musk this holiday season. But perhaps he should be grateful the Chinese company only sells electric buses in America but not its cars – not yet anyway. @Slavyangrad

🇿🇦❌🇮🇱 South Africa asks the International Criminal Court to issue an arrest warrant for Netanyahu The South African government has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague to issue an arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by mid-December. This was announced by the Minister in the Presidency of Pretoria, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, saying that if the Court did not grant the request, it would signal a “total failure” of global governance.

“The world cannot simply stand by and watch,” Ntshavheni said, accusing the Israeli government of wanting to “cleanse most of Gaza of Palestinians and occupy it.”

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A nice informative clip from RT journalist Chay Bowes, an Irishman living in Moscow.

🔥🇺🇦 Echoes from Maidan It's been 10 years since the 2014 "Maidan" began in Ukraine. It was stimulated and exploited by the CIA not because they care about the Ukrainian people but because they fear and resent Russia, this is now clear as the endgame for Zelensky, the master of promises is inevitable. 🎙️Subscribe @TheIslanderNews

🇷🇺☢️☣️🇺🇦🇺🇸 Compiled key statements from Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev: ➡️Patrushev warned of the risk of new epidemics and pandemics due to Washington's actions. ➡️The U.S. continues implementing military-biological programs to create artificial pathogens resistant to antibiotics and vaccines. ➡️Central Federal District faces biological security threats linked to U.S. military-biological activity in Ukraine. ➡️The U.S. has established a network of laboratories around Russia, conducting experiments on Slavic biomaterials. ➡️Regions in Central Federal District heightened air defense amid increased threats, taking additional measures to protect the population and infrastructure. ➡️Central Federal District experiences complex situations with rising terrorist and subversive activities, increased shelling from Ukraine. ➡️In 2023, Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out over 8,000 shelling incidents, causing material damage exceeding 7 billion rubles in Belgorod, Bryansk, and Kursk regions. ➡️In Central Federal District in 2023, 128 terrorist acts occurred, mostly involving unmanned aerial vehicles. ➡️Over 50 terrorism-related crimes, including 25 thwarted attacks, were prevented in Central Federal District in 2023. ➡️Patrushev instructed personal oversight of critical infrastructure protection against unmanned aerial vehicles. ➡️Growing risk of Kiev conducting diversions with bio-weapons; other biological threats originating from Ukraine. ➡️Central Federal District regions must address the threat of Siberian plague (Anthrax) due to improper handling of burials. ➡️Patrushev ordered enhanced counter-terrorism protection for biologically hazardous facilities. ➡️It's crucial to develop a monitoring system for biological risks and threat mitigation. ➡️Russia is destroying depots with depleted uranium shells in Ukraine to prevent their use against itself. Destruction of uranium shells in Ukraine led to particle emissions in Europe, with local authorities showing indifference even to their own population. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

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