Western society once had a series of inbuilt checks and balances to keep things on an even keel. It helped keep extremists and the corrupt from using the reins of power for their purposes. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case. Todd Hayen explains
Iranian official reveals that 70 percent of the more than 30,000 casualties in Gaza have been women and children
Turns out that Israeli claims that the U.N. Relief and Works Agency was linked to Hamas were based on ‘confessions’ from UNRWA employees, which were extracted through torture
Jonathan Cook explains how allegations of “antisemitism” are being used to rally support for Israel, while they are also being used to divert attention from its crimes and brutality.
If approved the legislation will make the scenario portrayed in Minority Report a reality. Enabling people to be convicted of crimes even if they haven’t actually committed them
American Christians need to understand that what they are taught about Christianity bears little resemblance to what Christ actually taught.
Western political leaders are digging a deeper hole for themselves as the U.S.-led NATO proxy war in Ukraine is facing a historic debacle from defeat
According to CIA veteran Larry Johnson, another US proxy is well on its way to defeat. As retreating Ukrainian forces fall before a relentless Russian advance
Comments from the head of Yeshiva Seder reveal why the term “Zio-Nazi” is such an apt label for hard line Jewish supremacists
We realize this report is based on a Hamas statement but the organization has proven a more reliable source of the situation on the frontline than the IDF
Was it a coincidence that the FDA expert who approved the deadliest vaccine ever administered also approved some of the most dangerous and addictive drugs ever prescribed?
Independent researcher Richard D. Hall has argued convincingly that the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing was a false flag. However, one of the purported ‘victims’ has lodged a civil complaint against Hall. If successful, it could ultimately make it illegal to question the state’s official account of a terror attack. Iain Davis explains