“As far as I know, De Santis did not order my hunger strike to be violently broken or wrote the policies that allowed it to happen. He was just a guy who claimed he was there to help us and then just watched while we were being tortured. He did not torture me, but he sure seemed to take joy from it.”
This has received little media coverage but JFK’s anti-vaccine activist nephew has officially announced that he will challenge Biden for the Democratic nomination in 2024
Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson says the leaks attributed to Jack Teixeria are part of a disinformation campaign prepared at the highest level for the “crash landing” that is coming; in U.S. foreign policy, in regards to China and most especially in Ukraine.
As U.S. influence has waned, peace and stability has begun to return with prisoner exchanges and ceasefires between the Saudis and Yemen’s Ansarullah movement.
After Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov visited two weeks ago, Sudan gave permission for Moscow to set up a naval base on the Red Sea. Now, just two weeks later a coup has ousted the Sudanese government. Rendering the agreement null and void
Douglas Macgregor offers his take on the background to the current crisis in Ukraine and where he thinks it will lead
When your country has been subverted by traitors (globalists, satanists, communists, perverts and criminals,) when your elections are fixed, and your courts are corrupt, “treason” is an act of Patriotism.
Leading pathologist reveals how pathologists have been urged NOT to do autopsies on Covid patients
Quietly and without too much fanfare, the IMF has just unveiled a new digital currency that could have far-reaching consequences
Coronavirus can now be seen for what it always was: a variant of the seasonal cold/flu virus. So why are the authorities still so determined that everyone ingest the mRNA vaccine?
Meat eaters should be asking themselves if the meat they have purchased recently was from mRNA vaccinated livestock?
The battle of Lexington and Concord, which marked the start of the civil war known as the American Revolution, is too often presented in books and lectures as between “foreign troops” and “Americans.” Michael Hoffman on why this mistaken assumptionm is all the more relevant to America today