The AFP Report – Phil Giraldi
On this edition of The AFP Report, we’re joined by Phil Giraldi, a regular columnist for American Free Press and the Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest. Phil and I discuss the […]
Articles by John Friend
Palestinian-American Journalist Killed in West Bank
By John Friend Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, a native of East Jerusalem whose Christian family originally hailed from Bethlehem, has died after being shot in the head while covering a raid by Israeli military […]
The AFP Report – Kelly Neidert
On this edition of The AFP Report, we’re joined by Kelly Neidert, a student at the University of North Texas (UNT) and the former chairwoman of the Young Conservatives of Texas chapter at UNT. Kelly […]
Swedish PM: Failure to Integrate Migrants Has Led to ‘Parallel Societies’
By John Friend Following recent riots and mass public violence and destruction, Sweden’s left-leaning prime minister conceded that her country has failed to integrate Third World migrants, many from Islamic countries, resulting in “parallel societies” […]
Billions of U.S. Taxpayer Dollars Flow To Ukraine
President Biden and the U.S. Congress have sent Ukraine billions of dollars, much of it following the Russian invasion in late February. Many are wondering where all the money is actually going – and whether […]
Leaked SCOTUS Draft Enrages Pro-Abortion Fanatics
A leaked draft opinion allegedly authored by conservative Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito that appears to overturn the controversial Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion nationwide has sparked hysteria among far-left, pro-abortion factions and activist […]
The AFP Report – Henry Herskovitz on Free Speech
On this edition of The AFP Report, we’re joined by Henry Herskovitz, an activist and leading member of Witness for Peace, an anti-Israel peace group that holds regular demonstrations in Ann Arbor, Michigan near a […]
Department of Justice Files Appeal to Continue Federal Mask Mandate
By John Friend The Department of Justice officially filed an appeal of a Florida judge’s ruling earlier this week that the CDC exceeded its authority in issuing a federal mask mandate, a controversial policy that […]
Young Woman Assaulted By Group of “Youths”
By John Friend In yet another violent attack that has plagued Boston’s popular Downtown Crossing, five black juveniles are facing charges stemming from a violent assault on a young woman in downtown Boston earlier this […]
Independent Journalist Feared Captured or Killed by Zelensky’s Thugs
By John Friend Since the 2014 Maidan coup in Ukraine, sponsored and backed by the U.S. government, those holding pro-Russian views have been systematically targeted by the Ukrainian government. Political dissidents in general have been […]
The AFP Report – Conrad LeBeau
On this edition of The AFP Report, we’re joined by Conrad LeBeau, an independent author and publisher who maintains LeBeau Books and Publications. Conrad and I begin by discussing his background and experience publishing before […]
Mass Shooting Suspect Granted Bond While Jan. 6 Protesters Rot in Jail
By John Friend While countless individuals involved in the largely peaceful Jan. 6 protests at the U.S. Capitol have been denied bail and continue to languish in jail, a suspect has been granted bond by […]
The AFP Report – Don Jeffries
On this edition of the AFP Report, we’re joined by Don Jeffries, a noted historian and author and a regular reporter for American Free Press – America’s last real newspaper. Don and I discuss some […]
Violent Career Criminal Released Early Involved in Mass Shooting
By John Friend One of the men arrested in connection with a deadly mass shooting in Sacramento, California in the early morning hours of Sunday, April 3 was a violent career criminal who was released […]
West Announces More Russian Sanctions in Wake of Bucha Incident
Western nations, led by the U.S., announced today even more economic restrictions and sanctions against leading Russian officials and their families as well as Russian banks and state-owned corporations in the wake of alleged atrocities […]
