Fréttir í dag, því þær eru skemmtilegar

Soylent Green átti að gerast 2022.

Evrópubúar súpa seiðið af því að hafa hlustað á loftslagsvísindamenn

"Over the past week, shocked Europeans - mostly in the UK and Ireland - have been posting viral photos of shockingly high energy bills amid the ongoing [...] energy crisis.

One such owner is Geraldine Dolan, who owns the Poppyfields cafe in Athlone, Ireland - and was charged nearly €10,000 (US$10,021) for just over two months of energy usage."

~ 1/5 af rafmagnsreikningnum þarna er kolefnis/umhverfisgjald.

Þessu tengt:

"Russian Gazprom has officially halted gas supplies to Europe via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, cutting off flows completely to Germany for a period of maintenance that began at 01:00 GMT Wednesday and is scheduled to end at 01:00 GMT on Saturday."

Frekari ævintýri umhverfissinna

"Days ago, officials in California unveiled a plan to phase out new gas-powered cars. Now, officials are asking residents to avoid charging their electric vehicles in the interest of not overwhelming the power grid."

Þeir geta gert bara rangt.

Eitthvað varð nú lítið úr þessu

"Ukraine only managed to capture Sukhoy Stavok, a small village with no strategic importance. The Ukrainian operation, however, proved very costly to Ukraine, which lost more than 1200 soldiers and almost 50 tanks. The tanks and tank crews are not easily nor quickly replaced. This does not even qualify as a Pyrrhic victory. The Russians still hold the territory."

... já.

Miklu fyndnara ef þú veist baksöguna.

Grímurnar eru krabbameinsvaldandi

"A recent study confirmed disposable face masks released dangerous levels of the carcinogen titanium dioxide (TiO2).

The study found that the TiO2 levels exceeded the acceptable exposure level by four times or more.

Here is the report from the NIH National Library of Medicine"

Ekki fara í fýlu við mig.

Hehehe...

Friendly fire

"At one of the street racing takeovers on Sunday night near the Expo Center attended by hundreds, an elderly man in a van appeared to be caught in the road before being violently attacked by an armed mob. Video posted on social media shows that as he desperately attempted to reverse and drive away while being attacked, he backed into a car.

A man in the crowd then fires at least 18 rounds at his fleeing van.

In addition to the elderly man who appeared to be shot, two participants of the takeover were also injured by gunfire, leading to the death of 20-year-old Cameron Taylor. A $20,000 GoFundMe campaign for his funeral says he was "struck by a stray bullet."

On Twitter, Antifa accounts have been promoting the fundraiser. Antifa in Portland have expressed support for street car takeovers as they have become more frequent following the Antifa-BLM riots in 2020. Antifa view it as one of the ways to undermine law and order, and use up police resources."

Antifa.