Offgrid living on UK waterways
New Zealand has one of the biggest dairy industries in the world.
Not just for fresh products, such as milk and cheese, but also processed foods such a baby powdered milk.
The industry does have a dark side.
Every year, each cattle must calf. This keeps them lactating.
Once the calf is born, it begins on a journey, the video shows their journey.
Continue reading “VOD: New Zealand – Cruelty, The dark side of dairy”
I’ve seen cow’s slaughtered before. It was nothing like this.
This is a very disturbing video. By the looks of it, it’s shot in China.
I just can’t believe they would get away with this anywhere in the West.
Click on the mage….
Another example of the United States ‘creating‘ the rules of war.
As you can see from my previous post, the location of the hospital aroused suspicions the official line, that the bombing was a mistake, were bogus.
The Medics Sans Frontiers (MSF), doctors without borders called for an investigation into the attack that killed 22 people and injured many others.
As the facts of the case are presented in the document below, it becomes clear that it was an ordered execution.
Creating the rules of engagement as they go along, you’ve got to hope the US burn in hell for what they’ve done to innocent people.
Original article taken from IBT
Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) has released chilling details about the US bombing of the charity’s hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, with tales of patients burning in their beds, medical staff decapitated or shot by circling AC-130 gunship planes while fleeing the burning building.
An initial internal review of the air strikes on 3 October, which killed at least 30 MSF staff and patients, shows that the hospital was “fully functioning” and there was no heavy fighting from both sides in the vicinity of the compound before the attack.
Continue reading “US deliberately executes Taliban in hospital at Kunduz”
Call it attention to detail, pride in one’s work, maybe a little job satisfaction. This baggage handler is loading bags for China Eastern airways.
Found this guide to applying for a Z-visa, the pre-runner to a ‘residents permit’ in China.
Most employers help with the process which requires specific documents from both the employer and employee.
This guide is written by the US Embassy. It broadly covers most foreigners applying for a Z-visa, except
Everything else is the same. It’s a valuable read for anyone planning to visit China working for the first time
This free Guide summarizes the requirements and procedures to apply for work authorization in China on the basis of an employment permit issued by a local Human Resources and Social Security (HRSS) bureau. Each step of the process is covered: employment license, visa notification letter, Z visa and entry, medical examination, work permit, and residence permit. Issues related to accompanying family members are covered as well. The Guide concludes with a discussion of additional terms and conditions of stay in China for workers and their family members.
