2013

By Paul Fromm TORONTO, Canada—The decade-long saga of state persecution of inveterate Canadian letter-writer Brad Love reached a new low November 28 when he was criminally charged for writing a letter to his own lawyer. […]

• Truth about South African icon at odds with mainstream canonization By Pete Papaherakles On December 5, one of the most notorious terrorists of our time, Nelson Mandela, was finally proclaimed dead at the age […]

• Recent change in law opens you up to a lawsuit for injuries sustained when police come to your home By Keith Johnson If you want to get sued, just dial 9-1-1. Carmina Figueroa found […]

• U.S. meddling destroyed once-prosperous Arab republic By Ronald L. Ray The 2011 American-led violent overthrow of Muammar Qaddafi, long-time ruler of Libya, has benefited neither Western oil companies nor the Rothschild-controlled international banking cartel, […]

 • Obama, Brits see Putin was right: Syrian government must survive  By Richard Walker The threat posed by terrorists operating in Syria is now so great, intelligence sources familiar with the situation told AMERICAN FREE […]

• More and more top-notch researchers acknowledge the Israeli connection • It’s time to forget about those extinct dinosaurs like LBJ and focus on the real monster, which has its tentacles wrapped around the planet […]

• Former sworn enemies’ lobbyists hard at work expanding Israeli, Saudi influence across region By Richard Walker For the next six months Israel and its former enemy, Saudi Arabia, will use every dirty trick their […]

• Jobbik Party indicts Jewish communist for 1956-57 war crimes By Bill White The new nationalist government in Hungary recently indicted Hungarian communist militia leader Bela Biszku, 92, for war crimes committed against Hungarian patriots […]

• Faux populist Bill de Blasio won by promising financial, police-state reform in phony campaign rhetoric By Keith Johnson It’s business as usual in New York City (NYC), where Wall Street bandits continue to fleece […]

• Assault on Christianity can be traced back to Jewish-initiated lawsuits By Keith Johnson Whether it’s Charles Dickens’ Ebenezer Scrooge or Dr. Seuss’ Grinch, the fictional villains of Christmas past pale in comparison to their […]

• Privately owned central bank causing mayhem since 1913 By Victor Thorn On December 23, 1913 as distracted congressmen left D.C. for their upcoming Christmas recess, the Federal Reserve Act was passed with unprecedented secrecy […]

• Congressmen approve reduction in oversight for risky investments By Mark Anderson A fundamental thing that Americans need to fathom these days is that Wall Street is writing the nation’s banking laws—and now it’s bullish […]

• Is senator selling his soul to internationalist wing of GOP in exchange for 2016 support? By Michael Collins Piper Buried on page A-13 of the November 2 edition of the elite media’s flagship newspaper, […]

By Keith Johnson Although the 12 victims of the Navy Yard massacre, which took place on September 16 in Washington, D.C., have been laid to rest, the investigation into what really happened lives on, as […]

• Technology enabled broad eavesdropping without warrant By John Friend The Seattle Police Department (SPD) recently decided to deactivate a controversial wireless Internet network that many privacy and civil liberties advocates worried could be used […]