January 22nd, 2022
Good morning, I am Bruce shandler - and I am Denise Brown - and here are today's top stories:
Denise turns to Camera: The mass migration of people from the northern part of South America is now being regarded as the largest human migration since the migrant crisis into Europe in the mid 2000 teens. Over 13.5 million people have made the dangerous journey through the Amazon rain forest, with suspected thousands of casualties along the way, towards the eastern coast of Brazil. The huge number of refugees have been pour into the Eastern regions of the nation seemingly over night, and with a constant stream of more and more refugees coming out of the northern part of the continent, many more are expected to arrive in the coming months.
Similarly, we see around 13 million of these same refugees traveling through Central America and Mexico, in an attempts to reach the southern border of the United States. Every region which they have traveled through thus far has experienced a serious spike in crime, as well as spikes in nearly every commodity. Now, as they reach the American border, fears from within the nation have risen about weather or not the United States sustain a suddenly doubled illegal immigrant population.
Bruce turns to Camera: With nearly ISIS hold out having been cleared out, the governments of Syria and Iraq continue in their efforts of rebuilding. The Iraqi government however, has as of yet been unsuccessful in retaking back the Mosul region and in turn their vital oil fields, from the Kurdish Peshmerga forces. Most analysts say that without the Mosul oil fields, Iraq will have absolutely no chance in rebuilding their nation. With this in mind, and a seemingly unyielding Peshmerga, Iraq could soon be plunged into yet another civil war.
Syria is also having difficulties in their rebuilding efforts. With the mass migration of huge swaths of their population, and international sanctions against the government, the government is having difficulty in finding the manpower or the capital in order to rebuild their devasted nation. They have received nearly 3 billion dollars in aid from Hezbollah, Russia, and Iran, but weather or not this will be enough to provide a firm foundation for reconstruction, is yet to be seen.
Denise turns to camera: And finally, we take a further look at the disease which is ravishing much of the worlds food supply, tantum pupilli. As of this week, scientists from the WHO have sent the BBC a list of the new nations affected by tantum pupilli. It reads: the US, the UK, China, Russia, Vietnam, South Korea, France, Ethiopia, Mexico, Canada, Afghanistan, Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador, New Zealand, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, Peru, Spain, Holland, and Algeria. It should be noted that no more than 1% of total food production has been lost in any mentioned nation, but that number is expected to grow in the near future. Scientists are still searching for a cure for the disease. Be aware of the signs which indicate tantum pupilli: dry and shriveled skin indicating lack of water; blue fungus like growths; and the smell of rotting bananas. Tantum pupilli is as of now, able to infect nearly every major cereal crop currently in usage. Be aware of the signs, and if spotted, immedieantly contact local authorities.
That is all for this morning, and we shall see you tomorrow.
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