Is This Worse Than ’68?
A palpable sense of divisive anger and even hate seems to be growing throughout the U.S., but despite this, the overall crime rate for the country, including all acts of violence, remains at historic lows. […]
Is This Worse Than ’68?
Facebook Censorship Exposes Campaign Against Free Speech
Veterans’ rights attorney Benjamin Krause continues his work exposing fraud within the VA, yet Facebook recently banned his article about the VA’s Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection, which he said is “more like the […]
Drug Traffickers Using Tunnels to Smuggle Wares Into U.S.
At the same time a new high-tech tunnel has been discovered nearly ready for transport of people and contraband from Mexico into California, a caravan of some 7,000 migrants from Central America is making its […]
Elites Regretting Saudi Love Fest?
Recent behavior of the psychopathic Saudi leader Mohammed bin Salman has advocates questioning U.S. support, both from government and from the entertainment industry. By Richard Walker Elites in Hollywood, and in the board rooms of […]
Famed CFR Researcher Speaks Out About 9/11
Renowned for his work on the Council on Foreign Relations, researcher and author James Perloff discusses the now-fractured 9/11 truth movement, 9/11 motives and perpetrators, and Greater Israel. By S. T. Patrick Seventeen years have […]
Nikki Haley for President?
Israel-firsters are eyeing former UN ambassador and South Carolina governor Nikki Haley for president in 2020, but, as Philip Giraldi points out, “Haley did nothing to enhance American security and only succeeded in pandering to […]
The Saudis Keep Changing Their Story on the Murder of Khashoggi. What Should We Do?
“Washington’s continued relationship with Saudi Arabia . . . is a partnership that is in no way beneficial to Americans or the U.S. national interest,” writes Dr. Paul. And it’s certainly not beneficial to the […]
Finish the Fed
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WikiLeaks & the Espionage Act
Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg says WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange can’t be tried under the 1917 Espionage Act because he’s a journalist. Should Ecuador oust Assange from its embassy where he’s lived since 2012, he […]
Soros Agenda Clear in Europe
The network of organizations run by George Soros is working tirelessly to flood the European continent with migrants. Hungary’s “Stop Soros” laws aim to thwart his efforts. By John Friend The Open Society Foundations (OSF), […]
Trump to UN: America Before Globalism
In speaking to the UN late last month, President Trump emphasized the right of nations to be proud of their heritage and take control of their destiny. “We only ask that you honor our sovereignty […]
Caravan Puts Trump Legacy on the Line
With President Trump having been elected largely on an anti-immigration/border security platform, an opportunity for him to defend his line in the sand—and impact the mid-term election outcome—is currently at hand. Writes Buchanan: “As of […]
Discovery of Border Tunnels Has U.S. Rethinking ‘the Wall’
The discovery of more and more extensive tunnels under America’s southern border—including a 600-foot-long tunnel recently found connecting Mexican territory with an abandoned Arizona restaurant—are causing concern that adding fence and wall sections may incentivize transnational […]
White Farmers Say ‘Da’ to Putin’s Asylum Offer
With the South African government intent on giving all of the nation’s farmland to blacks and white farmers being slaughtered in heinous, horrible violence, Russian President Vladimir Putin has opened his nation’s doors to South […]
Are the British Spying at EU Brexit Negotiations?
The EU official in charge of negotiations with Britain for its exit from the EU—commonly referred to as Brexit—suspects Britain is spying on the negotiations. While the British contingent has denied the allegations, it would not […]
