Amazon Fires: Brazilian Readers Defend Bolsonaro
Globalists want to regain control of Brazil’s resources by discrediting the President. Rainforest fires are actually below norm.
Can the Bavar 373 Handle U.S. Airpower?
Iran’s Bavar 373 is probably more capable that the S-300 and may even be on par with the S-400. Conflict with Iran might now be disastrous for the U.S.
Is the NY Times Preparing Us for a Camp of the Saints Experience?
The executive editor of the New York Times, told the Times’ employees on August 12 that the paper is refocusing from Russiagate to Trump-the-racist
Bombshell new video exposes horrifying crime of vaccine mandates…
We are living in a medical dictatorship, writes Mike Adams. Help this video go viral to expose this
The Push to Kill Cash – Australia’s Proposed Ban Shows It’s Not Conspiracy Theory
The drive for a global system of cashless transactions is underway, and the tech giants are pushing hard for it to be adopted
Say No to the “Cashless Future” — and to Cashless Stores
The bottom line is that the technocratic “dream” of a cashless society is a vision in which surveillance is pervasive and personnel freedom a thing of the past
World Wide White Slave Trade Centred in Israel
Modern day slavery is alive and thriving in Israel. Indeed Jews have a history of involvement in slavery, a fact that YouTube and Google are busy trying to bury
US Now Admits it is Funding “Occupy Central” in Hong Kong
First published almost five years ago, Tony Cartalucci’s article provides insight into recent developments in Hong Kong.
House Niggers Mutiny
Controversial as ever, Israel Shamir argues that Hong Kong locals feel that they are losing their privileged status over mainland China. We reserve judgement
There Is a Reason Bad Things Happen
Some really good questions and, from the spiritual perspective of Emanuel Swedenborg, some surprising, insightful and honest answers. Recomended viewing
From the Brick Oven, Flaming Dumpster of Paradise Lost, Here’s Your Pizza for Judgement Day Dinner
Bon appétit.
Australia joins US-led naval mission in Strait of Hormuz
Australia joins the U.S., Britain and Bahrain in a naval mission to police the Straits of Hormuz. Norway is also now reported to be considering join the naval coalition