Big Business, Tech, Media, Banks Give Kamala Glowing Endorsement
By Nick Griffin The proposal by Kamala Harris to raise the corporate tax rate is an attempt to convince voters that they have the chance to pick a president who is not in hock to […]
Big Business, Tech, Media, Banks Give Kamala Glowing Endorsement
Issue 41 & 42 News You May Have Missed
Virginia Leads the Way Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) signed an executive order last August to reduce vote fraud. This includes mandating paper ballots, tracking possession of ballots during early voting, matching the number of […]
Criticism of Regime Is Misinformation and/or Disinformation
By Paul Angel We have just witnessed one of the most destructive natural disasters to hit the southeast in some decades. It is not an exaggeration to say that hundreds of thousands of people in […]
Washington Prioritizes Money for Wars Over Hurricane Victims
By the AFP Staff Highly politicized fact checks published by big media claim that the Biden-Harris administration has been doing everything it can to help alleviate the devastation caused by multiple major hurricanes hitting the […]
Does Anyone Believe $200 billion We Spent on Ukraine Went to Ukraine?
By Dr. Ron Paul Last weekend several hundred of us gathered in Washington, D.C., at the Ron Paul Institute conference to again proclaim our dedication to the cause of liberty and our opposition to constant […]
Conservative Filmmaker Wonders, ‘Am I Racist?’
By Donald Jeffries Matt Walsh is one of the few voices on the right who doesn’t hesitate to talk about the left’s downright odd views on race and gender, as well as their overt anti-white […]
United States Must End Weapons Shipments to Israel Now
By the AFP Staff With new leaks revealing that the secretary of state lied to Congress last spring about Israeli war crimes, the time has come for the United States to stop funding and arming […]
Kamala’s VP Pick Has ‘Proud History’ Pushing Lockdowns
By Mark Anderson Our world has been made artificially vulnerable, wherein ruthless private-sector interests, especially the banking consortium and the media cartel that it spawned, have managed to sternly steer governments a particular direction for […]
A Third of Global Debt Belongs to America
By Greg Maresca July 4, 1776 is arguably the most significant day in American history. Another noteworthy day of Americana arrived on Monday, July 29, 2024, as a footnote, when it is anything but. It […]
Kamala Harris’s Price-Control Proposal Will Not Solve Rising Food Prices
By Antonius J. Patrick While the soon-to-be Democratic Party’s presidential nominee has, so far, run a near flawless campaign, one of the first of Kamala Harris’s policy proposals—price controls—seems to have taken some of the […]
Presidents Shouldn’t Mess With Interest Rates
By Dr. Ron Paul Former President and current Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump recently renewed his criticisms of the Federal Reserve. He suggested that, if he returns to the White House next year, he will […]
GOP House Committees Finally Release Impeachment Report Damning Biden
By José Niño On the morning of Aug. 19, 2024, the House Oversight, Judiciary and Ways and Means committees released a much anticipated report on whether to impeach President Joe Biden for allegedly impeachable offenses. […]
Trump’s Support for Brutal Israeli Policies a ‘Yuuge’ Negative
By Kevin Barrett, Ph.D. Donald Trump has burnished his populist credentials and crossover appeal by teaming up with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. His Vice Presidential pick, J.D. Vance, is a traditionalist Catholic who may be […]
Issue 35/36 2024 News You May Have Missed
Biden Economy Is a Lie U.S. job growth in the first quarter of 2024 was far less robust than initially estimated by the Biden administration months ago. On Aug. 21, Goldman Sachs Group and Wells […]
Please Enjoy That Trillion-Dollar Glass of Water, if You Can
By Paul Angel That was delectible. I just finished my first gulp of east Orange County, Va. tap water, vintage September 2024. It had just the slightest bouquet of hydrocarbons followed by a mild aftertaste […]
