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Extra-terrestrial coins available for collectors
Extra-terrestrial coins available for collectors
The German Central Bank is pleased to inform collectors that a limited edition of commemorative set of Euro coins minted with the first cargoes of nickel and copper that reached Earth form the Asteroid Belt by Beltstrike mining project is now available.
The set includes one each of 1, 2. 5, 10, 20 and 50 Eurocents and 1 and 2 €. A limited edition of commemorative special minted coins with 10, 20 and 50 € is available too.
Preorders are accepted in most Banks up to the end of the existences.
Article by LC - Independent contractor for the Daily Mail
RIOTING IN EUROPE
RIOTING IN EUROPE
LONDON, PARIS AND BERLIN BURN
LONDON, PARIS AND BERLIN BURN
All Whitey Then
All Whitey Then
FAR RIGHT protesters clashed with police at a London ‘Free Whitey’ rally calling for jailed Jimmy White to be freed. Bottles, metal barriers and traffic cones were thrown at cops as thousands gathered in Whitehall in support of the leader of The White Nation League — sentenced to 13 months for contempt of court and hate speech after his 15 minute expletive filled rant blaming immigration for fuel and food shortages on live public television.
Speeches from firebrand right-wing activists including German politician Ernst Bock, took place in the shadow of the Cenotaph war memorial.
In footage posted by the [[English Nation League]] cops can be seen retreating as a wave of violent yobs charge down the road.
Another video [[Link-DiePatrioten]]shows dozens of thugs in Berlin scrapping with riot police chanting anti immigrant slogans as violence erupted this afternoon in other major cities including Paris, Wein and Athens as protest against mass immigration flared into rioting all around the EU today.
O-Gen has done it Again!
O-Gen has done it Again!
OGen’s new Rebreather XR is available to pre-order right now and is a cheaper version of their premier pollution protection product the XT model. The colourful face mask is separate from the core XS series, and is designed as a cheaper option, rocking a less expensive filtration screen and six paint-jobs in total.
There are loads of great Rebreather XR deals and contract offers floating around right now. The absolute cheapest contract we've seen so far is a Insightech offer that costs $18 per month. You pay a hefty $451 upfront fee, but the total cost over the contracted 24 months is only $883 – not much over the Rebreather’s outright price.
This gets you unlimited access to Insightech’s extensive network of O2 recharge stations AND 12 filter changes per month as standard, with the option for add on packages for those heavy pollution periods and users who have to go out in Red level conditions on a regular basis
Oil on troubled water
Oil on troubled water
Police were yesterday accused of scaremongering after they said they expected more violent rioting if oil rations are not increased soon. Senior cops warn of riots in the outer districts if the proposed cuts to fuel allowances go through.
London City Mayor, Eric Ndjonga, said all possibilities were being planned for but he said there was no need to worry because he was convinced the Government would fund emergency oil purchases to meet the ongoing shortfall.
On last night's ‘It’s a Newsy kinda Show’ Mr Ndjonga insisted it was essential the City be prepared for “all contingencies”, particularly in light of the report compiled by the National Enforcement Coordination Centre warned that the Army will have to be called in to deal with riots. Their report said that "...police are no longer capable, on their own, of dealing with the number of major events we have seen these past years and so we must accept the simple fact we need to call on military assistance to maintain order in our cities ."
Tanks were seen being deployed in London today with police chiefs warning they expect large riots in London after the emergency fuel deliveries that are keeping the city running were delayed this week.
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