Measles: deaths since 1980
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BIG Update: TODAY Farmers Surrounded the Headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels and the WaPo covers it!
Farmers lit fires, set off fireworks, blocked entry and police attacked with waterhoses, right outside the heart of the EU system
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Current status, and Vanesa Beeley provides the terms
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From where do diplomats get the power to turn over their country's governance to the unelected WHO? The answer is that very few, if any, actually have the legal power to do so.
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