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By James P. Tucker Jr. Some 10 years before the September 11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., top neoconservatives in the Pentagon orchestrated a major “policy coup” to start wars with multiple […]

By Pat Shannan Sheriffs from all over America are being invited to gather on January 30, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada, for what could be the most important meeting “since the Constitutional Convention of 1787,” […]

By Victor Thorn Last year, retired Sacramento paramedic and firefighter Jesse Beltran says he visited a dentist for what he thought was a standard procedure. Upon waking nearly four hours later, unbeknownst to Beltran, he […]

By Keith Johnson Think your job is safe against automation? Think again. Up until recently, the introduction of robotics and computers into the workplace has primarily posed a major threat to low-wage earners who carry […]

By Dave Gahary According to an article in the November issue of the Jewish weekly Forward, New York District Attorney Charles J. Hynes “claims to have arrested an unprecedented 89 men on child sex abuse […]

By The Staff of AFP On Nov. 30 Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) sent a letter to the multibillion-dollar Internet company Google.com demanding that the search provider install a “flag” button that would be used to […]

By Peter Papaherakles On Nov. 27 Bloomberg released an explosive report revealing that the Federal Reserve lent $7.77 trillion to the top U.S. banks during 2008-2009 virtually debt free. By taking advantage of these rates, […]

By Christopher J. Petherick – There’s good news for the Christmas season: New economic indicators show that Americans are increasingly choosing locally produced food and other products over those made thousands of miles away.   […]

• How long before globalists impose their economic solutions on America? By Peter Papaherakles — After 2,500 years, the country that gave birth to democracy is ironically witnessing its collapse. Greece is no longer a […]

By Victor Thorn ALEXANDRIA, Va.—On a brisk, windy, rainy evening on Nov. 16, 100 of AFP’s subscribers, READERSHIP COUNCIL members and distributors, joined by AFP staff, boarded the 240-foot-long Nina’s Dandy cruise ship at the […]

By The Staff at AFP – On Nov. 18 Jose Pimentel, an American citizen from the Dominican Republic, was arrested in New York and charged with constructing a pipe bomb. A federal informant who had […]

By Frank Whalen – As scientists develop ways to modify viruses such as the H5N1, more commonly known as the bird flu virus, contention about reporting the detailed results is rearing itself in the biological […]

By Michael Collins Piper Even though there was no evidence of it, the elite media announced that the presidential campaign of former House Speaker Newton Leroy “Newt” Gingrich was picking up steam and gave his […]

By Christopher J. Petherick – In mid-March 2011, only days after a 50-foot-high tsunami struck the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor 130 miles north of Tokyo, knocking out its entire cooling system, residents along the West […]

By Frank Whalen – As the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement continues to struggle along amid violent crackdowns on the part of local, state and federal authorities, those who decry the lack of immediate results […]