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By Peter Strahl The reunification of Germany in the 1990s was purchased by its people at a high price. Since that time, laws have been established that essentially destroy guarantees of freedom of opinion and […]

By Victor Thorn • Scientists Crafting New ‘Super Soldiers’ • Can psychiatric drugs reduce fear and pain while bolstering violent tendencies? With murmurs trickling through the grapevine that President Barack Obama’s newly-nominated United States Secretary […]

• Bilderberg group thinks ignorant America a better place to meet than informed Europe By James P. Tucker Jr. There is strong evidence that Bilderberg will return to Chantilly, Virginia for its annual closed meeting […]

By Richard Walker Under Presidents Bush and Obama, no one has gone to prison for torturing people, destroying evidence about it or writing memos advocating it. But talking about how torture does not work will […]

• Growing numbers of local politicians, lawmen vow to resist any federal gun ban/confiscation schemes By Pat Shannan The nation is up in arms. Following the announcement by Kentucky Sheriff Denny Peyman that no federal gun-grabbing […]

• CIA cooperation with drug cartels a dangerous threat to the future of the United States By Keith Johnson America’s war on drugs has been a catastrophic failure plagued with corruption scandals, unfulfilled promises and […]

• Father, mother of murdered peace activist speak out about decade-long fight for justice By Pete Papaherakles WASHINGTON, D.C. — On January 17, Craig and Cindy Corrie, parents of Rachel Corrie, the young American peace […]

• Many concerned about population loss outside of big cities • Can rural America maintain its pertinence in urban nation? By Victor Thorn A little more than 150 years ago during the Civil War, division […]

AFP PODCAST AMERICAN FREE PRESS outreach director Peter Papaherakles voices his distinct and unique views on such topics as the recent Israeli slaughter of Palestinian civilians, the Benghazi scandal, the presidential election, Rupert Murdoch’s Israel […]

AFP PODCAST In the over three-year saga of the Motel Caswell civil forfeiture case, the United States Department of Justice (DoJ), under the direction of the U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts, Carmen M. Ortiz, just […]

AFP AUDIO INTERVIEW Jenifer Dixon visited the Holy Land three times and was progressively shocked at Palestinian living conditions and the hell they were put through by their Israeli-Nazi captors. Traveling to the West Bank […]

• Lawmen from across nation say gun confiscations unconstitutional By Pat Shannan In the aftermath of multiple mass shootings in 2012, the liberal uproar for gun registration and confiscation dominates the news. But one sheriff […]

By Pete Papaherakles Francis August Schaeffer Cox, leader of the Alaska Peacekeeper Militia (APM), was sentenced on January 8 to a staggering 26 years in prison after he was accused of plotting to kill government […]

By Keith Johnson While the White House and the Department of the Treasury have officially ruled out minting a trillion-dollar coin to pay their debts, experts say the president and his cabinet have a host […]