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By Jim Traficant The long ordeal of John Demjanjuk is finally over. Demjanjuk passed away March 17, in Bavaria, Germany. He was 91 years old. I met John in 1993 in a small solitary cell […]

AFP PODCAST On February 19, 1945, two United States Marines, Howard McLaughlin and Ray Miller, landed on Iwo Jima and spent over a month there attempting to dislodge the Japanese from this strategically important island.   […]

• Delaware attorney general strips county sheriffs of arrest powers By Pat Shannan Sussex County, Delaware Sheriff Jeff Christopher, when he was elected to the office in 2010, thought he was handpicked by the people […]

By Keith Johnson The media circus surrounding the February 26 killing of a black teenager in Sanford, Florida has sparked racial tensions and a rush to judgment against neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman, who has […]

By Ralph Forbes The Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) plan to spy on every American by bugging just about everything—phones, clock radios, refrigerators—is ready to be operational as soon as Big Brother’s super spy centers can go […]

• Crime in America down; Experts not sure exactly why By Victor Thorn There’s good news for Americans: According to Federal Bureau of Investigation statistics, violent crime in the United States is continuing a decade-long […]

• Case of Craig Monteilh shocks even veteran bureau critics By The Staff at AFP Craig Monteilh was a federal informant tasked with penetrating the Muslim community of Orange County, and he was good at […]

• U.S. man arrested for spying reveals funneling of your taxpayer dollars to foreign religious group By Michael Collins Piper The imprisonment in Cuba of an American man points toward a long-standing “dirty secret”: U.S. […]

• Judge says feds lied, manufactured evidence against Hutaree members By The Staff at AFP United States District Judge Victoria Roberts dismissed almost all charges against seven members of the so-called Hutaree militia March 27, […]

By Frank Whalen Despite funding and safety concerns, plans are still in the works to replace the aging Plum Island Animal Disease Center, which houses the deadliest viruses, bacteria and other pathogens in the world, […]

By Keith Johnson Did U.S.-based mercenaries in Libya assist in the assassination of Col. Muammar Qadaffi, the former leader of Libya? Recently hacked emails obtained by Internet whistleblower Wikileaks and the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar not […]

By Richard Walker The presence of Russian Special Forces and military advisors in Syria is a further sign Moscow is drawing a line in the sand in the Middle East to let Israel, the United […]

By Ralph Forbes “The new White House Executive Order of March 16, 2012, the so called ‘National Defense Resources Preparedness Order,’ is a clear blueprint for total government control over the civilian economy, under the […]