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By Jeffrey Smith In the wake of Sandy Hook, a wave of moves to greatly restrict or eliminate Americans’ Second Amendment rights swept across the nation. In a series of often wild contests of political […]

By Mark Anderson ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Retired University of Michigan (UM) professor William Kauffman says UM’s ongoing research collaboration with the People’s Republic of China, an issue he has been raising for several years, continues aiding […]

• Congress too scared to address 1,000-lb. gorilla in the room By Victor Thorn During the January 31 confirmation hearing for defense secretary, former Senator Chuck Hagel (R-Neb.) was asked by Senator Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.): […]

• Secret tape of Manning’s court martial smuggled out of court By Ralph Forbes For three years, Army private Bradley Manning has been muzzled by the government and censored by the controlled media, preventing him […]

• Former NSA officer says he is “100% certain” whistleblower assassinated for publishing truth By Pat Shannan Did retired United Airlines captain and 9-11-truth author Philip Marshall really murder his two teenaged children, along with […]

By Pete Papaherakles In the wake of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s death at 58 years of age from cancer, many are wondering if he was actually assassinated. Was his disease contracted through natural causes, or […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW On March 8, 2013, John Owen Brennan Assumed the office of Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (D/CIA), after a contested United States Senate confirmation hearing, where Kentucky Senator Rand Paul began […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Black mob racial violence against Whites is sweeping across the United States, but you wouldn’t know it you got your news from the mainstream media. Fortunately for those of us who have […]

• Invention could have made gasoline obsolete • Questions still remain about inventor Stanley Meyer, hydrogen car, 15 years after sudden death By Victor Thorn On March 20, 1998, inventor Stanley Allen Meyer bolted from […]

By Ralph Forbes Few Americans today remember that “a date which will live in infamy” was a key slogan used by FDR to deceive Americans into marching blindly to war and death. Another infamous point […]

• Pressure mounts on president to release Jonathan Pollard By Richard Walker To Israelis, Jonathan Pollard is a national hero for stealing United States intelligence secrets on behalf of the Zionist state, in an operation […]

• Bilderberger says Obama going to Israel to ask for “new beginning” By James P. Tucker Jr. President Obama, who takes dictation from Bilderberg, has done an about-face. After having been critical of Israel’s expansionist […]

• FBI allegedly cited bogus experts; used senator’s office to falsify reports By Pat Shannan A civil case that is being waged in a South Carolina federal district court may expose decades-long Federal Bureau of […]

By Victor Thorn UPDATE: Election of Pope Francis fuels hopes for Catholic reform On February 11, Pope Benedict XVI, aged 85, during a routine meeting, announced that he would retire at the end of February […]