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Public Money for Big Oil? Questions Sent to the EIB About Its Financing of ENI
Public Money for Big Oil? Questions Sent to the European Investment Bank About Its Financing of ENI
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ENI Slapp Video Diary (5th video)
Here are all the video diaries I recorded today about the ENI SLAPP lawsuit. Please feel free to share them to help raise awareness.
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EU is losing the global competition by betting on Bio-economy
Here’s a summary of global competition based on McKinsey insights.
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The dark side of ENI’s biofuel promise
Italian state-owned oil giant Eni presents its Kenyan biofuel project as a model for sustainable air travel. Many small farmers say it’s failed them.
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Lebanon expelled Iranian Ambassador manu militari (Video)
Here’s the video of Iranian Ambassador been dragged outside his embassy and being hit by Lebanese officials.
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EU policies have destroyed french sugar industry
Source Sorry, the social media post is in French. EU policies have effectively dismantled France’s last family-owned sugar company. By allowing tariff-free Ukrainian sugar imports to support the war effort, the EU has favored massive agro-industrial corporations over small-scale family players. Our politicians are complicit in this destruction of the European food supply. View this…
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Trump Slams unhelpful UK Leadership
Trump Slams unhelpful UK Leadership . Watch the social media post
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New Website and Newsletter rules
As you may have noticed, the website layout changed overnight. My apologies for the inconvenience. The truth is, I replaced the engine parts while the car was still driving. In technical terms: there was no staging site — all changes were made directly on the production site… for those who speak that language.
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EU PPWR Guidance
Personal Remarks Lobbyists have done a great job. The European Commission is once again avoiding taking the bull by the horns and addressing the real, fundamental issues. Congratulations to the lobbyists. In the end, it’s just another legal document that doesn’t truly change anything. That said, I believe the PPWR will eventually lead to significant…
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European Commission Releases Videos to Prepare for Energy Crisis
The European Commission has released several videos to help EU citizens prepare for the upcoming energy crisis.
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Belgian Green Leader is against oil companies and wants a Trump Tax
New Belgian Green Leader is anti oil companies and wants a Trump Tax.
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Which countries are hit by the Strait of Hormuz blockade ?
Based on reports from March 2026, the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz—the world’s most critical energy artery carrying roughly 20%–31% of seaborne crude and 20% of LNG—has created the largest energy supply disruption in history. The hardest-hit countries are concentrated in Asia, which receives the majority of exports passing through this checkpoint, and…
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Vioneo Bioplastics says no to EU hundred millions subsidy
Vioneo would rather be sent to the moon than having to deal with communist European Commission 😂
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PLA Disrupts Fetal Development in Mice
Eco-Friendly Plastic Byproducts Disrupt Fetal Development in Mice, Study Finds
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Biodegradable plastics Contribute to Spread of Antibiotic Resistance in Aquatic Environments
Study Finds Both Biodegradable and Conventional Plastics Contribute to Spread of Antibiotic Resistance in Aquatic Environments
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Toxic effects of PLA nanoplastics on developing zebrafish
PLA creates micro and nanoplastics and is highly toxic for human and nature.
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EU politicians have no brains according to Putin (Video)
Putin is right on this one. Europe has no shortage of politicians, yet we still seem to take every possible wrong turn. From a geopolitical and geostrategic perspective, the consequences have been disastrous for Europe.
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Greta Thunberg asks to stop oil embargo on Cuba
In March 2026, Greta Thunberg publicly demanded that the United States end its oil blockade and economic embargo on Cuba. She characterized the U.S. policy as a “brutal act of collective punishment” and “sanctions on steroids” that is depriving the Cuban people of basic survival needs. Source Google AI mode Watch Personal Remarks The world of…
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TotalEnergies CEO causes oil market crash
Watch the clip Satirical Note Relax, it’s a joke. In the middle of the ongoing energy crisis — fueled by geopolitical tensions, wars, sanctions, and the general sense that the global oil market runs on caffeine and panic — the financial world briefly believed it had just received the mother of all insider signals. The…
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European Commission tried to hide controversial pesticide documents
The European Commission should have granted an NGO access to documents on pesticide approvals, an EU court ruled — the latest setback for the institution in a string of transparency battles. Personal Remarks It is one thing to face a lack of transparency regarding general agricultural chemicals, but the deliberate concealment of data on controversial pesticides is…
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BlackRock CEO warns of global recession if oil price hits $150
Personal Remarks A spike to $300 per barrel would trigger an immediate and total collapse of the EU. Europe is in a downward spiral, and Germany bears a fair share of the blame. Ursula von der Leyen’s aggressive push for the Green Deal, her crusade to cut off Russian gas, and her inability to connect…
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Shell CEO: Energy shortage to hit EU in April
Personal Remarks EU citizens are about to foot the bill for the bloc’s ‘masterclass’ in geopolitics. Source Energy shortages in Europe could hit by next month, warns Shell CEO
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Nestlé committed the largest-ever greenwashing ecocide
I wouldn’t believe it without the video. This is a masterpiece of greenwashing evil. Who conceived this, and why aren’t they in jail?
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Has the largest US oil refinery been sabotaged?
Personal Remarks What a bloody coincidence? Meanwhile, EU “care bear” politicians are busy meeting, consulting, drafting regulations, raising taxes, and giving interviews… Wait—hold on. Ursula is on TV making another speech… who cares? Honestly, nobody’s watching. I’ve often wondered how the Roman Empire actually collapsed. Maybe the answer is simple: the politicians were looking somewhere…
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Ukraine bombs oil and gas infrastructure supplying Europe
The port of Primorsk is Russia’s largest oil export terminal on the Baltic Sea, acting as the endpoint for the Baltic Pipeline System (BPS), which transports oil from West Siberia and northern Russia, as of March 2026. Due to recent drone attacks, export operations were suspended in March 2026, creating significant shipping bottlenecks for crude…
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The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws
According to this quote, the EU is becoming more and more corrupt.
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Von der Leyen unveils ultimate solution to energy crisis
The Commission president floated a €30 billion “ETS investment booster” to help industry decarbonize. Personal remarks If you still haven’t realized Ursula is pulling a fast one on us… you must be the brightest bulb in a blackout. Source Von der Leyen promises ETS tweaks in ‘days’
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Oil wealth: Saudi Arabia vs Australia
How Oil-Rich Western Countries Failed Their Own Citizens
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Cuban man finds solution to EU energy crisis
A Cuban man has single-handedly solved the EU energy crisis, and the European Commission should pay him €10 million for his invention.
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Damage Caused by Net Zero Policies in the UK
The Net Zero agenda is being used to undermine Europe’s industrial capacity.
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EU PPWR is a complete failure
The European Circular Economy: Now Circulating Mostly Microplastics The European Commission has launched yet another consultation on the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). Citizens, stakeholders, industry representatives and lobbyists are invited to provide feedback on how Europe should manage packaging waste. The same stakeholders who helped design the system that produced Europe’s packaging waste…
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Energy Countdown has started for Belgium
Damage to a major gas production facility could take five years to repair, QatarEnergy’s CEO told Reuters. Europe’s insistence that it doesn’t face an energy supply crisis took a blow Thursday when Qatar warned it would have to scrap contracts with Italy and Belgium following a massive Iranian attack. Personal Remarks Satirical Game Scenario: “Poker…
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Greenland given to Trump if oil prices rises
Let’s play a completely hypothetical (and definitely not alarming) game: what would it take for Europe to hand over Greenland to Donald Trump—for free? Simple. All we need is oil to hit $350 per barrel and stay there for six straight months. At that point, European leaders might not just reconsider energy policy—they might start…
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Oil may reach 200$ /Barrel
Source Could oil hit $200 a barrel? Analysts no longer think it is far-fetched
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Why I stopped buying “bioplastic” – The scam behind the green leaf logo
Source Why I stopped buying “bioplastic” – The scam behind the green leaf logo
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Stubb Backs “Hormuz-for-Ukraine” Trade to Secure Trump’s Support
Finnish President Alexander Stubb suggests that Europe could strike a trade deal with US President Donald Trump. Under this deal, the European Union would assist the US with military support to clear the Strait of Hormuz. In return, the US would have to help Ukraine secure a better position at the negotiating table. Source Hormuz…
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Japan selects US as primary oil and energy supplier
Japan recently solidified its energy security by signing $56 billion in deals with the U.S. for oil, gas, and LNG. Finalized at the Asia-Pacific Energy Security Forum on March 14, 2026, the agreement marks a strategic shift under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to reduce import risks and strengthen the U.S.-Japan economic alliance amidst global instability. Japan took a strategic decision: I have…
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Belgian PM is smartest man in the European room
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever maintains that it is in Europe’s strategic interest to pursue a peace settlement with Russia He advocates for the normalisation of relations with Moscow to ensure the security and affordability of Europe’s energy supply, arguing that such a move is “common sense”. Many officials in the European Commission and…
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Youtuber Proves Election Interference in France
Rémi Gaillard, the world-renowned French YouTuber and animal rights activist, has successfully transitioned from viral pranks to a legitimate, albeit unconventional, force in local French politics. 2026 Municipal Elections (Montpellier) In the first round of the 2026 French municipal elections held on March 15, Gaillard was eliminated after receiving 8.21% of the vote. Despite a highly publicized campaign under the…
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Oil wealth: US vs Saudi Arabia (Video)
Unfortunately, my American friends didn’t quite get the oil wealth distribution right. I mean, even the Arabs did it better … Play the video
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ESG: A Threat to the American 401(k)?
How malicious bankers are playing with the life savings of millions of Americans. ESG securities will destroy millions of US 401(k) savings plans
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Plastics in the Epstein Files
Ghislaine Maxwell spoke at United Nations-related events in 2013 and 2014, primarily focusing on ocean conservation through her nonprofit, The TerraMar Project. She notably spoke at a February 4, 2014, event regarding sustainable development goals and oceans, hosted by the Sustainable Oceans Alliance and partners, Key details: Personal remarks Jeffrey Epstein’s major legal problems began…
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Should Belgium support Saudi Arabia in the conflict?
Word is that Saudi Arabia has asked Belgium for military aid in the Gulf, and honestly, it’s one of the most bizarre requests I’ve heard in 20 years. Saudi Arabia has endless wealth; they can buy any weapon or hire any mercenary group on the planet. Why on earth are they asking the Belgian army…
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German Chancellor (Merz) was a Blackrock lobbyist
Friedrich Merz and BlackRock: Overview and Controversies
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How the Greens destroyed European Nuclear leadership (Video)
The politician responsible for undermining France’s nuclear dominance has left the public feeling betrayed. By dismantling France’s nuclear edge, these politicians have betrayed their own citizens. It’s as if they’re actively rooting against their own country. Watch View this post on Instagram A post shared by Factuel (@factuelofficiel)
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Day One as Energy Advisor to the US Government
This is satire. Relax. It’s the sequel to this article: Day One as Energy Advisor to the European Commission Imagine that the US Government, hires me as their special advisor on energy policy because … they hire the best 😉 Day 1 — Hour 1 — Minute 1 Mr. Trump, The Europeans have shown you very…
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Oman Oil storage destroyed by drones (Videos)
A wave of drone strikes struck oil storage tanks at the Port of Salalah in southern Oman on Wednesday, setting several fuel tanks on fire and forcing a suspension of port activities.
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Net Zero policies applied to UK Gas
Personal Remarks If you ask me, Net Zero has become one of the biggest environmental and financial deceptions of the past 30 years. You can interpret it in different ways, but when paired with the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), it increasingly resembles a highly sophisticated Ponzi-like system. Watch social clips
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The Wind Energy Fairy Tale
Personal Remarks I spoke to a guy who worked in wind turbine maintenance, and he told me that wind turbines are actually a rather dirty business — not nearly as environmentally friendly as many people think. What I find disturbing is the sense that we are being misled. The real question is: why? Why are…
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Qatar’s Superior Redistribution Framework
Yes, Qatar redistributes its oil and natural gas wealth to its citizens, which has resulted in one of the highest per capita GDPs in the world. The government uses this wealth to provide substantial benefits, including high-paying public sector jobs, free electricity, and free healthcare. Key aspects of how Qatar redistributes its wealth include: While…
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Day One as Energy Advisor to the European Commission
This is satire. Relax. Imagine that the European Commission, in a moment of pure desperation during the current geopolitical energy fiasco, decides to hire me as their special advisor on energy policy. No committees.No task forces.No 600-page impact assessments. Just me. Naturally, I take my responsibilities very seriously. Day 1 — Hour 1 — Minute…
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Russia – EU Gas supply becomes a game of poker
I monitor all news related to the war in Iran that could affect oil prices.
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Terrorist attack targeting US Embassy in Oslo
I monitor all news related to the war in Iran that could affect oil prices.
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Streetwise Strategies in US Imperial Oil Hegemony
While the European Union is attempting to phase crude oil out of its energy equation in favor of Green Deal–aligned alternatives such as vegetable-based fuels, the United States could consolidate its position as the world’s dominant energy power almost overnight. It is important to remember that modern economies were built as carbon economies. They rely…
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Iraq (Basra) oil infrastructure destroyed (Video)
Watch View this post on Instagram A post shared by Danyal Alam (@global_military_forum)
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Major Iranian oil depots and refinery destroyed (Videos)
The attacks spark large fires as they hit four oil storage facilities and an oil production transfer centre in Tehran and Alborz. The Aghdasieh oil warehouse in northeast Tehran, the Tehran refinery in the south, the Shahran oil depot in the west of Tehran, and an oil depot in Karaj city were the facilities targeted.…
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Goldman Sachs Analysis of Oil Market Impact from Iran Conflict
Oil jumped following US and Israeli strikes in Iran. Brent oil, the international benchmark, rose to $88 on Thursday, up from $61 at the end of last year. The impact of rising oil prices on the US economy will depend on the extent of transportation disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz, according to Goldman Sachs…
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Zelensky threatens to kill EU & NATO head of state
“Tensions between Ukraine and Hungary have escalated following a diplomatic row over energy transit and financial aid. On March 5, 2026, President Zelenskyy issued a sharp warning to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, suggesting he would give Orbán’s ‘address’ to Ukrainian soldiers if Hungary continues to block a €90 billion EU aid package. This aid is currently…
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Greenpeace protest against ENI sponsorship Olympic Games
Personal Opinion It’s better to have an oil company sponsoring the Olympic Games than a junk food producer. It was a good idea to have an Italian company sponsoring the Olympic Games in Italy. What I disliked more was to have Snoop Dogg as an Olympic Games ambassador. What an immoral choice. Watch the video…
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EU Chemical sector is collapsing due to dysfunctional EU policies
Source Chemical plant closures rate surges six-fold in Europe since 2022, new report finds
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Netherlands is facing a formaldehyde public health scandal
Watch the Video View this post on Instagram A post shared by Low Tox Leven ❊ Michelle & Marie (@lowtoxleven.nl) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dutch Brief (formerly Groningen Mail) (@dutchbrief)
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Compostable Plastic Packaging Is at War With Composting. The System Just Made That Official.
For years, compostable plastic packaging has been sold as a sustainability win. It has been championed by brands, promoted by sustainability professionals, and defended by the compostable plastics sector as a necessary evolution of packaging. That narrative has now collided head-on with reality.
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Why plastic recycling companies are leaving Europe?
For decades, the plastics and chemical industries operated with virtually no oversight regarding waste management. The European Commission’s regulatory framework existed only on paper; officials remained insulated in Brussels, never verifying if actual recycling took place. This allowed industry players to be treated like royalty while they sold the public a “recycling” illusion…. yes, the…
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The ENI-Ambrosiano Scandal
I have long been intrigued by the geopolitical influence of oil companies. While I once assumed that nationalization was superior to privatization, I have since realized that ‘national’ oil companies are not inherently better managed than their private counterparts.
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France is first EU country to be hit by fuel shortage
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Response to attacks against Carbios and its executives
Clermont-Ferrand (France), March 4, 2026 (8:45 a.m. CET). Carbios (Euronext Growth Paris : ALCRB) denounces the destabilization operation to which it has been subjected for several months and formally contests all allegations made against the Company and its executives in proceedings initiated by its former executive. In response to the attempts by this former executive to…
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Innovative plastics, high added value and fully committed to the ecological transition
From June 2 to 5, 2026, the plastics, composites and rubber industries will come together for four days dedicated to responsible innovation and sustainable value creation. With 800 exhibitors and brands spread across five complementary sectors, FIP – France Innovation Plasturgie is the strategic trade show for an industry in full transformation.
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European Commission declares war on Iran
European Commission President Ursula von der Clown has reportedly declared what insiders describe as a “strongly worded administrative disagreement” with Iran — the most serious level of conflict ever approved in triplicate by EU bureaucracy. In response, the European Commission unveiled a devastating sanctions package designed after months of consultation, stakeholder meetings, and at least…
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Qatar Shuts done LNG production
Due to military attacks on QatarEnergy’s operating facilities in Ras Laffan Industrial City and Mesaieed Industrial City in the State of Qatar, QatarEnergy has halted production of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and related products. These facilities account for approximately 20% of the global gas supply, with a total annual production capacity of 77 million tonnes.…
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Aramco Saudi Refinery targeted by Iranian drone strike (Video)
Saudi Arabia’s state oil company, Saudi Aramco, shut down its Ras Tanura refinery on Monday after an Iranian drone strike.
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NATO attacked by Iran Regime
A British RAF base in Cyprus was targeted by a “drone strike” on Sunday night, the UK Ministry of Defence has said.
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US to EU: Your bureaucrats are not entitled to anonymity
European Commission officials are insisting on anonymity for themselves while pursuing policies that would eliminate online anonymity for users inside and outside Europe.
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USDA organics board says no to compostable plastics
USDA organics board rejects compostable polymers, puts paper on watch
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Meloni vs. ENI: €2B Drama
Dear ChatGPT, I want to write an advice to Italian Prime Minister Meloni on how she could, hypothetically, come up with a reason to impose a € 2 BLN fine on oil company ENI. Come up with something like VAT fraud or any kind of tax fraud. Let go your imagination!
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BASF, Third Reich, Stasi: Industry, Complicity, and its Long Shadow of History
Dear ChatGPT, I would like to write an article on BASF and its role in the Third Reich and the Nuremberg trials. I want all the ugly truth: Hitler, the SS, concentration camps, weapons, etc. And was BASF denazified after the war? Did BASF work with the Stasi ?
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Al Capone, Sicilian maffia and oil
Dear ChatGPT, did Al Capone have properties or companies in Italy? Did he invest in oil, chemical or plastics companies?
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Controversies and Scandals Involving EU Trade Commissioners and DG Trade
Dear ChatGPTn, Please write an article examining controversies and scandals involving EU Trade Commissioners and the Directorate-General for Trade (DG Trade).
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Ex European Commissioner hit by the Epstein Files
Peter Mandelson was European Commissioner for Trade from 2004 to 2008.
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Ban Biodegradable and Compostable Plastics
Soil biodegradable mulch films must be banned
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India has become the biggest polluter on the planet
India is drowning in its own garbage.
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US Government: Globalisation and WEF have failed the West
Watch the speech of US Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, at Davos (WEF).
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Envalior to end production in Antwerp due to bad EU trade policies
220 jobs at risk as chemical company plans to end production at Antwerp site
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