In Iran, Isfahanis shrug off risk of attack
A recent report that appeared in London’s Financial Times and the Washington Post may be more disinformation dressed up as journalism. We explain why
A recent report that appeared in London’s Financial Times and the Washington Post may be more disinformation dressed up as journalism. We explain why
On the anniversary of 9/11, Paul Powers presents a timely reminder and a parody by David Dees
One of the paramount problems in this day and age, is too many people’s self-assurance that they know the way to go. Self-confidence, without a deeper input, is going right into the demographic of, “pride goes before a fall”
The precipice of the edge of the moment approaches. There is a new world coming, I trust, but there is no fixing this thing. It’s broke, bent and ruined, so judgment will come
Andrew Gough on one of history’s most enigmatic figures: occultist, mathematician, astronomer, astrologer and confidant of Queen Elizabeth I, Doctor John Dee
Karma is cool — and karma will surely come. Lasha Darkmoon and Justin Raimondo on General Martin Dempsey’s recent visit to Israel
The broadcast of the documentary, produced by Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth represents a major step forward for their work
As the empire falls, the prices go up. They go sky high, so that only the rich can afford, what there is more than enough of for all.
Gilad Atzmon on the breach of security within the Israeli cabinet over top secret discussions on Iran
Sooner or later the dawn rises in the consciousness and that light illuminates all of the things we imagined we understood. Until that time, we are simply feeling our way in the dark with the echo of Quo Vadis
You know what happens when we assert that things are a certain way without exception? We become witch burners and inquisitors. The biggest murderers the world has ever known, have all been social reformers
Even though ‘discrimination’ has become a pejorative term, Smoking Mirrors explains the necessity of making a crucial distinction