• Still-powerful politician wants U.S. to fight more foreign wars By Michael Collins Piper Just when Americans hoped they had heard the last of recently retired Senator Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.)—who had been widely touted as […]
• Syrian rebels supported by America accused of gang-raping female civilians, cannibalism By Ralph Forbes Americans were shocked by the horrific stories of three women, who suffered brutality and torture, locked in a virtual dungeon […]
• Growing European Identity Movement seeks to restore cultural balance By Ronald L. Ray Young people in Europe are rising up against the destructive internationalist powers-that-be and energetically rejecting forced integration of the races, the […]
• Provocative moves in Syria by Israel, West could lead to World War III By Ralph Forbes In early May the Middle East crackled with explosions, threatening to engulf the entire region in a catastrophic […]
By Victor Thorn As a contractor for the National Security Agency (NSA), in November 2005, Thomas Drake revealed to Siobhan Gorman of the Baltimore Sun that his employer wasted $1.2B on an Internet surveillance system […]
• Loudest black voices in U.S. preach “dependency” & “victimization” By Victor Thorn Despite an initial blackout in the press, news of a real-life Hannibal Lecter abortion clinic in Philadelphia shocked Americans. Due to the […]
• Peres wants the world to think Israeli leadership is interested in peace By Pete Papaherakles Pope Francis met with Israeli president and ex-terrorist Shimon Peres at the Vatican on April 29. Peres was one […]
• Fast-tracking citizenship for illegals is not in our best interest. By Victor Thorn — On April 16, Senator Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) introduced sweeping immigration reform legislation (S. 744) into Congress. Almost immediately, seven senators […]
• While attorney general cries about budget cuts, he wastes millions By Keith Johnson The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) is under fire from legislators on Capitol Hill, who are accusing the mammoth federal entity […]
By Richard Walker What did the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) really know about the Tsarnaev brothers, who allegedly carried out the Boston bombings? That question will remain uppermost in people’s minds until the Bureau […]
AFP PODCAST Dave Gahary sat down with physicist Aaron Clauset, an Assistant Professor at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder, who has been researching terrorist events for the past 10 […]
• Diplomatic cables of the 1970s reveal facts U.S., Israel, India, others would prefer remain hidden By Keith Johnson The inner workings of the United States State Department during the Kissinger era are under renewed […]
• Global group tells Obama to crush laws passed by voters in Washington and Colorado By Bill White In an unprecedented challenge to American sovereignty, the United Nations has ordered the American states of Colorado […]
• AIPAC pushing for legalized discrimination of U.S. citizens By Mark Anderson The American Israel Public Affairs Committee is having two of its stooges in Congress, Senators Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) introduce […]
AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW James P. Tucker, Jr., famed ‘Bilderberg Hound,’ zeroes in on the international financiers and politicians, who have selected the locale Tucker predicted last week for their annual secret meeting. Jim explains how […]
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