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RT NEWSLETTER (5 October, 2021)

CIA informants overseas get killed, captured or compromised by dozens, according to media citing TOP SECRET cable

USA News

06 October

CIA informants overseas get killed, captured or compromised by dozens, according to media citing TOP SECRET cable

The agency’s officials have reportedly been worried about losing too many informants recruited overseas, dozens of them having been killed or captured.

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USA News

05 October

‘Run on Covid money’: Project Veritas VIDEO claims to show Pfizer scientists privately promoting ‘natural immunity’ to virus

An undercover Project Veritas video allegedly showing Pfizer scientists talking about the company running on “Covid money” and the benefits of natural immunity has sparked another heated debate on coronavirus vaccines in the US.

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Business News

05 October

US trade deficit reaches record $73.3bn amid ongoing spat with China

The US trade imbalance in August rose to an all-time high, having widened by another $3 billion, or 4.2%, as relatively insignificant gains in exports were swamped by a much larger growth in imports.

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World News

05 October

New infectious disease caused by a virus discovered in Japan, researchers say

A previously unknown virus capable of infecting humans has been discovered by scientists in Japan. Called the Yezo virus, it is related to pathogens causing Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever and Nairobi sheep disease.

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USA News

05 October

Facebook is too powerful, morally bankrupt and in need of government oversight, ‘whistleblower’ Haugen tells Senate

Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen was greeted as a hero by the media and US senators eager to cut Mark Zuckerberg’s behemoth down to size, but all the talk of protecting children seems to be hiding a political agenda.

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06 October

Bringing Facebook to heel: A system-connected ‘whistleblower’ and a ‘for the children’ narrative mask a bid for political control

Politicians always couch power grabs in talk of safety or protecting children. If something looks too good to be true, that’s because it is. Both of those truisms apply to the case of Facebook ‘whistleblower’ Frances Haugen.

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World News

05 October

Telegram’s popularity surges amid Facebook outage as 70mn new users flock to messaging app

Encrypted messenger platform Telegram gained more than 70 million new sign-ups in a single day as Facebook and its subsidiaries Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger all went dark for six hours, plunging users into existential crisis.

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Russia & Former Soviet Union

05 October

Rocket carrying Russian crew behind bid to shoot first ever feature-length film in space blasts off ahead of docking with ISS

A three-person team has been launched into space from a cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Tuesday as part of efforts to make the first feature film shot in orbit. The Russian rocket has since docked with the International Space Station.

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Sport News

05 October

Intense face-off: Cristiano Ronaldo laughs after playfully wrestling UFC pal Khabib Nurmagomedov before stare-down and hug (VIDEO)

Cristiano Ronaldo ducked and motioned to take friend Khabib Nurmagomedov down when the UFC icon met the Man United ace – and their ensuing close-range face-off was approved by heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury.

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USA News

05 October

‘Is she joking?’: Sarah Silverman ridiculed for protesting against ‘Jewface’ in Hollywood despite previously wearing blackface

Actress and comedian Sarah Silverman was mocked after arguing that “Jewface” – non-Jewish actors playing Jewish characters in Hollywood – had become a problem in the US, with critics pointing out her history of wearing blackface.

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