A Navalny Act to Punish Russia?
Another bad idea from The New York Times By Phil Giraldi Sometimes when you begin to think that things can’t get any worse, they suddenly do just that. A basic principle of politics among nations, […]
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Europeans Rise Up Against Lockdowns
Tens of thousands of German citizens hit the streets of Berlin to protest. By Dr. Ron Paul Tens of thousands of Germans marched through Berlin on Saturday, proclaiming a “Day of Freedom” and demanding an […]
Tensions Increase With Russia, China
By Richard Walker While the global pandemic dominates the headlines, rising tensions between the U.S., Russia, and China may pose a greater threat to all of us. Experts in Europe, China, and Russia have been […]
Cold War II: Now It’s China’s Turn
By Phil Giraldi President Donald Trump’s niece Mary, who is a clinical psychologist, has declared that her uncle has sociopathic tendencies, perhaps inherited from his emotionally cold workaholic father Fred, who was himself a “high-functioning […]
U.S. Generals Believe Pakistan Was Paying Bounties for GIs
By Richard Walker The growing controversy over the claim that Russia offered bounties for U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan has split American public opinion, while little effort has been made to identify other potential culprits. Meanwhile, […]
The Fruits of Political Correctness
Bolshevism making a disturbing 21st-century comeback. Tracing the family tree of Cultural Bolshevism turns up a group of unbalanced mal con tents with one thing in common: a commitment to destroy Western civilization. By Fred […]
The Great Reset
Global elite wrap pandemic response, climate change, and economic reform into one big scary, leftist package. By Mark Anderson The World Economic Forum (WEF)—increasingly regarded as the open wing of the closed Bilderberg Meetings—is taking […]
Don’t Expect Taliban to Settle for Anything Less Than Total Victory
By Patrick J. Buchanan When a Wall Street Journal editorial warned in late May against any precipitous U.S. withdrawal that might imperil our gains in Afghanistan, an exasperated President Trump shot back: “Could someone please […]
Chinese Spies Arrive on U.S. Campuses
By S.T. Patrick In January, the Justice Department announced three cases of alleged spying on university campuses in the United States, possibly tied to a Chinese program called the “Thousand Talents Plan,” designed to lure […]
Who’s Running WHO?
President claims World Health Organization sides with China. By John Friend The World Health Organization (WHO), led by the former Ethiopian health and foreign minister and long-time global public health technocrat Ghebreyesus Adhanom Tedros, has […]
Was Saudi Arabia Monitoring Radicals?
Despite unanswered questions, no “smoking gun” links Saudis to 9/11 attacks. By Philip Giraldi There are a number of questions about 9/11 that have never been satisfactorily answered even if one accepts, with great reservations, […]
Rep. Omar Surrenders to Israel Lobby
By Philip Giraldi The nearly complete corruption of the U.S. republican form of government has largely come about due to the Citizens United decision by the Supreme Court in January 2010 that basically permitted unlimited […]
What Does Winning Mean in a Forever War?
By Patrick J. Buchanan When a Wall Street Journal editorial warned this week against any precipitous U.S. withdrawal that might imperil our gains in Afghanistan, an exasperated President Trump shot back: “Could someone please explain […]
The Undeclared War on Venezuela
South American nation poses no threat to America, so why all the threats? By Phil Giraldi One might reasonably argue that the United States has been telling Latin America what to do ever since the […]
Paul Craig Roberts: The Unfortunate Truth About China
By Paul Craig Roberts America can’t do without an enemy. An enemy is what funds America’s largest industry—military spending—and an enemy provides a national security focus which holds our tower of Babel together. During the […]
