AFP PODCAST The president of Veterans for Peace, Leah Bolger, talks about her 20-year Navy career, the revelations that transformed her into an anti-war activist, the organization she heads, the corrupt mainstream More »
By Keith Johnson After more than two centuries of taking in the tired, poor and huddled masses from around the globe, the United States is reaching full capacity, and now stands on More »
As the divide between the haves and the have-nots continues to widen, there can be no doubt that those caught in the middle—the group of Americans collectively known as the middle class—have More »
By Ralph Forbes A nationwide financial disaster, like the iceberg that sank the Titanic, is sneaking up on Americans. At more than $1T, it threatens to be as devastating as the foreclosure More »
AFP PODCAST On April 21 in Macon, Georgia, two black thugs picked the wrong person to rob. They knew their target and figured she’d be easy pickings. What they didn’t know was More »
By the Staff at AFP For years reputable gun stores such as Red’s Trading Post in Idaho have been telling AFP about being probed by the federal government for clerical errors on More »
By Pete Papaherakles Greece’s nationalist party, Golden Dawn, was the big winner on May 6 as Greece held its most important election in decades. On the same day, the French went to More »
By Michael Collins Piper If you are one of those truth seekers who has an open mind and is ready to absorb and digest new ideas and different approaches to the problems More »
By Richard Walker As Egypt faces the stark choice of its next president, Israel and its allies in Washington and London are openly meddling in that country’s elections, plotting to install Amr More »
By Frank Whalen At this time in American history, there is an entire generation of young people who have not been alive when the United States was not engaged in war. This More »
It’s a terrible thing to fear your government. For the past 65 years, we’ve deluded ourselves into thinking that our government is a benign entity which only has the best interests of its citizens at heart. After all, our government is all about freedom, civil liberties, justice, and constitutional rights… right? We’ve turned a blind
• Bilderberg group will meet in Chantilly, Va. in late May • Tucker heads to Memphis to attend two patriot rallies By James P. Tucker Jr. MEMPHIS—Hundreds of patriots were on hand for two consecutive rallies held in Memphis on April 27, one at noon and one in the evening. Many pledged to bring busloads
Bilderberg, which takes its name from the hotel in Holland where the first meeting took place in May 1954, meets Thursday, May 31 until Monday morning, June 4 at Westfields Marriott Washington Dulles in Chantilly, Va., a snob resort a short distance from Dulles International Airport. Their “work” is completed on Saturday. Sunday is merely
• Mainstream breaks silence on phony terror but ignores FBI frame-ups of white nationalists By the Staff at AFP The New York Times on Sunday, April 29, ran a lengthy op-ed on a subject AMERICAN FREE PRESS has been covering for almost a year: the role the Federal Bureau of Investigation is playing in manufacturing
Global Weapons Sales Boom Proving Adage: ‘War Is Sell’ By Victor Thorn Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman once said, “War is hell.” But to those who profit off the sale of weapons, war is big business that brings in huge profits. That explains why, even in these tough economic times, global weapons sales are booming,
• Prime minister says Fukushima Reactor 4 a peril to entire region By Frank Whalen On March 11, 2011, Japan endured a massive earthquake and tsunami that caused a meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. A year later, the site remains a toxic wasteland, and only now is the full extent of the catastrophe
Four-year-old girl detained as terror threat; drug runners allowed to pass Rather than harass grandmothers and little girls, the TSA would be wise to keep a closer eye on its own people By Keith Johnson American travelers have been repeatedly subjected to humiliation by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents. But one recent case went too
By Richard Walker It was once known as Iraq’s City of Mosques. But today Fallujah is known as a place where large numbers of children are born with deformities and many people there die from rare cancers. Now, new reports have linked the causes to depleted uranium munitions and white phosphorous shells that were used
AFP PODCAST There’s no doubt about it, there’s only one Sheriff Mack! Listen to Mack talk about his run for Congress, the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA), his lawsuit against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and his Supreme Court case in this lively interview (31:20). By Dave Gahary Former Sheriff of Graham
It seems certain at this point that Golden Dawn will enter Parliament By Pete Papaherakles Golden Dawn, Greece’s most-recognized populist political party has the establishment shaking in their pants in fear of a huge victory in the upcoming May 6 elections. Their fast-rising popularity due to a strong patriotic message along with crippling economic woes
• Meetings in Tokyo, Chicago, Virginia part of NWO battle plan By James P. Tucker, Jr. The Trilateral Commission (TC) held its annual meeting April 21-22 at the Hotel Okura in the heart of the business district in downtown Tokyo. Some 400 were in attendance. Over the course of the weekend gathering, the globalist group
• Speech before National Rifle Association earns Ted Nugent visit from Secret Service By Pat Shannan Rock star, hunter, talk-show host and outspoken freedom advocate Ted Nugent has never been one to hold back his opinion. At a recent NRA convention in St. Louis, Nugent remarked that if Obama is re-elected, “I’ll be dead or
• China soon to be world’s top petroleum refiner By Victor Thorn With gasoline prices hovering around the $4-per-gallon mark—and even higher in metropolitan areas—a popular author, documentary filmmaker, broadcaster and speaker disclosed some information AFP readers won’t see on the nightly newscasts. During an April 11 interview, “Power of Prophecy” founder Texe Marrs asked
By Pete Papaherakles As events continue to unfold in the European economic crisis, it is becoming clear a much bigger game is being played when it comes to Greece. The real game there is about who controls the massive oil and gas reserves located just off the Hellenic coast. Carefully kept under wraps for decades
• Serious privacy concerns raised by latest Homeland Security scheme to ‘prevent terrorism’ By Keith Johnson As if invasive, groping patdowns and humiliating full-body “porno” scanners weren’t bad enough, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is working on a project that may make your experience at the airport even more unpleasant. Since 2007, DHS officials
