November 2011

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Florida’s Pinellas County Board of Commissioners recently voted to cease adding additional fluoride into the public water supply, due to health concerns over the specific chemical used to fluoridate. Norm Roche, the […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Dave Gahary sits down with a husband and wife scientific team from Georgia about their study which posits that racist attitudes are not instinctual, but learned, predominantly from the mainstream media. Some […]

Dear American Free Press Reader: If you’re wondering what’s behind the market’s recent (and massive) volatility, then I suggest you check out this report. But before you do, a quick word of warning… If history […]

AFP PODCAST Imagine for a moment that your 9-year-old son is diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, suffers through nearly three months of chemotherapy, is scanned, and declared cancer-free. Then imagine that your state […]

By Jeffrey Smith – NEW YORK, New York—In a major recovery from being removed from their national base in lower Manhattan, thousands of members of the “Occupy Wall Street” (OWS) movement staged a series of […]

By Pat Shannan – TOCCOA, Georgia—Imagine four men, aged 65-73, being surrounded at their homes by teams of heavily armed FBI agents. The men are then dragged out of their houses and jailed as “terrorists,” […]

By Keith Johnson – From fines issued to little girls for unlicensed lemonade stands to armed raids on Amish dairies, the ongoing police state assault on independent food merchants has now gone from the outrageous […]

By Victor Thorn STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania—Nestled in a part of the state known colloquially as “Happy Valley,” venerable Penn State University has been rocked by the biggest scandal in college history, one that brought about […]

By Mark Anderson – When Attorney General Eric Holder testified on Nov. 8 before the Senate Judiciary Committee on a dangerous federal gunrunning scheme called Operation Fast and Furious, he vowed to continue filing federal […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Dave Gahary sits down with economics professor Daniel S. Hamermesh, Ph.D., discusses his new book,  Beauty Pays: Why Attractive People Are More Successful., in this entertaining but important interview (23:18).   Dave […]

Professor John Tagg (BSc, MSc, PhD) Dr John Tagg is the founding scientist of the company. He acts as a scientific consultant to the Company and has an important role in the direction of strategic […]

By Keith Johnson – The Alternative Futures Symposium in Chantilly, Va. was all part of the U.S. Army’s Unified Quest 2012 exercise, the latest in a series of annual war games that in recent years […]

By Pat Shannan As more people became dissatisfied with federal government controls and land grabs, it was inevitable that local law enforcement would eventually see the bigger picture. At the northern California fairgrounds of Yreka […]

By Dave Gahary – Rachel Corrie’s brutal murder by the operator of an Israeli Defense Force bulldozer in 2003 shone the light on her hometown, Olympia, Wash., that has a long history of social activism. […]

By Victor Thorn – On Nov. 4, U.S. District Justice Susan Nelson dismissed a landmark lawsuit filed by former Minnesota Gov. JesseVentura that challenged the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) use of full-body, naked scans and […]