Bilderberg’s silent takeover of Britain’s $60bn defense budget
Little-known background on the origins of the Bilderberg group, which as Tony Gosling explains, has its roots in a “‘witches’ cauldron” of blood, treachery and betrayal
Little-known background on the origins of the Bilderberg group, which as Tony Gosling explains, has its roots in a “‘witches’ cauldron” of blood, treachery and betrayal
At a time when Communism has little remaining formal influence, Münzenberg’s techniques of propaganda and disinformation pervade our lives.
We’ve been told repeatedly about the Nazi’s ‘final solution’ but there is one aspect of WWII we never hear about: the Allied extermination of German P.O.W.s
He may be seen as an opponent of the New World Order but on certain issues he’s willing to tow the line. Calling in to question if Putin isn’t just another contrived opposition figure in the service of the Illuminati?
Relevant to the unfolding Ukrainian crisis: Douglas Reed explains why anti-Semitism is so prevalent there, showing it has deep historical roots that go back for centuries …
David Stein, otherwise known as revisionist David Cole, on Simon Wiesenthal’s “Museum of Tolerance”. Interesting and funny too
David Duke takes issue with a theory promoted primarily by Communist Jews
Another sign that the tide is turning as respected entrepreneur makes a realistic assessment of Richard Nixon’s downfall
Adolf Hitler escaped by submarine to Argentina where he lived in a heavily guarded ranch, according to sensational claims contained in newly released FBI files
Court proceedings to commence in Brussels over the murder of over fifty thousand children. British Crown and the Vatican named as complicit in the genocide
The massacre site is a few hundred yards from the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum dedicated to victims of the Nazis. Yad Vashem makes no mention of the massacre of Arabs by the Judaic Nazis among whom was Menachem Begin
As Russia’s President Putin reminded the world on March 18, 2014, the US prefers the rule of the gun to international law. Paul Craig Roberts looks at earlier example