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On May 19, 2019, several Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (ex. Jabhat al-Nusra) militants reported on the use of the chemical weapons in settlement of Al-Kabina by the Syrian Army (SAA). The mainstream media immediately replicated this news and a number of states brought charges against Damascus. Thus, the State Department’s new spokeswoman, Morgan Ortagus, said there had been indications of new use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government. She also warned that if Assad uses chemical weapons, the United States and its allies will respond quickly and appropriately. Then on May 23, Ortagus announced that the American leadership would not rush to conclusions until the end of its own investigation.  Continue reading “New Chemical Attack Reports Fostered Divisions Among U.S. Allies”

NBC News

Two Texas men died Friday after they tried to jump over an open drawbridge with their car, authorities said.

Louisiana State Police responded to a single-car crash shortly after 2 a.m. at the Black Bayou Bridge about six miles south of Lake Charles. Investigators said the bridge was closed to traffic to let a boat pass.  Continue reading “2 Texas men die trying to jump car over open drawbridge”

In mid-January 2018, the Turkish General Staff announced the beginning of Olive Branch Operation. The goal was to oust the Kurds from the outskirts of Afrin, as well as to create a buffer zone along the Syrian-Turkish border.

These steps were sharply criticized by the world community, but Ankara hastened to declare that the presence of its troops in Syria was temporary. Erdogan promised to return these territories to Syrians. Indeed, the fighting stopped on March 20 2018, after capturing Afrin when several hundred Kurds were killed and wounded. However, now it looks like Turkey is not going to leave the occupied territory.  Continue reading “Turkish army pullout will bring peace to Northern Syria”

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According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), a mass murder occurs when at least four people are murdered, not including the shooter, over a relatively short period of time during a single incident. Over the last 30 years, the United States has seen a significant increase in mass shootings, which are becoming more frequent and more deadly.  Continue reading “Prescription For Violence: The Corresponding Rise of Antidepressants, SSRIs & Mass Shootings”

According to Ahmad Al Khaled, members of armed opposition groups are preparing to accuse Syrian and Russian military of using chemical weapons in Idlib to hamper an offensive carried out by the Syrian army.

With this setup, the opposition intends to increase international pressure on the Syrian authorities and forestall the government’s offensive in the provinces of Hama and Latakia on the borders with Idlib, where the Syrian troops have forced the militants to withdraw from a number of areas.  Continue reading “Syrian Opposition Set To Recycle Khan Shaykhun Chemical Attack Scenario”

SOTT – by Daniella Silva, NBC News

Larry Mitchell Hopkins has been described as the “commander” of the United Constitutional Patriots detaining migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.

A leader of a New Mexico militia that has been detaining migrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border said the group was “training to assassinate George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama,” according to an FBI agent’s sworn deposition describing reports phoned into the agency’s public tip line.  Continue reading “Leader of militia on US border allegedly said group trained to assassinate Soros, Clinton, Obama – lawyer says it’s categorically false”

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Information has taken on a whole new meaning in the digital age, a time when sensitive data is either too easily accessible or not accessible enough. This issue of access to information encompasses fundamental human rights – specifically the freedom of speech as well as the right to privacy. Because it’s a primary means of maintaining transparency and accountability within government policies and decision-making in both the United States and around the globe, information is more valuable than ever to both government agencies and our individual lives. This guide takes an in-depth look at FOIA history and the importance of exercising your right to know. Continue reading “Right to Know: A Historical Guide to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)”

By Firas Samuri

The mass media has been widely covering the details of the disastrous humanitarian situation in Rukban refugee camp over recent months. By the way, the crisis in other sites deserves more considerable attention. Al-Hol refugee camp located in Al-Hasakah province and run by the Syria Democratic Forces is one of them.

Every single day from 10 to 20 people, mainly women and children die due to the lack of drinking water, essential goods, and medicine. Only for the past two months, 250 children passed away in the camp. According to estimates, now more than 50,000 refugees reside there, although initially it was designed only for 25,000.  Continue reading “U.S. Continues Supplying Kurds to Counteract Turkey”

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Hollywood has a clever way of distorting our perspective on history, and a great example of this is Western film – a movie genre we’ve all come to love. Cattle rustlers, guns blazing, outlaws running loose, and vigilantes dishing out vengeance indiscriminately. These scenes have become more synonymous with the American Frontier than Winchester and their “Cartridge That Won the West.” But these fictional tales have produced more than entertainment for over a century; they’ve also contributed to an ongoing, subtle push for gun control, all while making Hollywood millions.  Continue reading “The American Old West: How Hollywood Made It “Wild” to Make Money & Advance Gun Control”

No 5G

Governments and corporations around the world seem to indicate that mankind has arrived at historic crossroads. While we would certainly welcome such a development we would also like to, first, test the accuracy of this assumption. Whether or not it is based on a foundation that reality and society provide at this very moment.

One realistic and efficient way to do so is by introducing two solutions for what is unilaterally being pushed upon the international community and the planet: the launching and putting into orbit of up to 25,000 satellites, as the space-based backbone of a global internet communication system. To realize a global “5G grid”.  Continue reading “International Council on a Space-Based Internet Communication System – Initial Deployment of up to 25,000 Communication Satellites”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Following a dramatic hearing at a federal district court in Eastern Virginia, activist and former military prisoner Chelsea Manning was jailed by a judge for contempt of court after refusing to testify to a grand jury empaneled in the government’s long running criminal investigation into Wikileaks and its founder, Julian Assange.

The judge, the Hon. Claude H. Hilton, ruled that Manning must remain in civil detention until she testifies, her lawyer Moira Meltzer-Cohen told the New York Times. Continue reading “Chelsea Manning Jailed For Refusing To Testify About Wikileaks”

No 5G

It is time to step up our efforts and move on, to a 5G embargo – globally.

Clearly the 5G grid, that is being built right now, is the power structure’s Achilles heel (kind of like the Death Star being under construction). Without it there’s no full-spectrum control grid in place, without it the world remains human intelligence-based, without it sovereign communities and people individually can stay in control of their rights.  Continue reading “5G Embargo: People Should Ban All Commercial Activity that Advances the 5G Grid”

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Prior to 1968, most adults in the United States could purchase a firearm without state interference. Guns were available in local retail stores, as well as mail-order catalogs, and as long as you hadn’t been convicted of a felony and you had the funds, there weren’t any questions asked.

Things are different now. Depending on where in America you are and what type of gun you want to buy, there’s a good chance you’ll need to pass a NICS-mandated background check to complete your purchase.   Continue reading “Gun Background Checks: How the State Came To Decide Who Can and Cannot Buy a Firearm”

The Guardian

Facebook has targeted politicians around the world – including the former UK chancellor, George Osborne – promising investments and incentives while seeking to pressure them into lobbying on Facebook’s behalf against data privacy legislation, an explosive new leak of internal Facebook documents has revealed.   Continue reading “Revealed: Facebook’s global lobbying against data privacy laws”

The New American – by Christian Gomez

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a corporate member of the world-government-promoting Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), has launched a massive new lobbying effort called the USMCA Coalition to garner congressional and public support for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement integration scheme.   Continue reading “U.S. Chamber of Commerce Unleashes USMCA Coalition for North American Integration”

Activist Post – by Tom DeWeese

Sometimes if you fight hard enough and refuse to back down, no matter the odds, your truth is vindicated and prevails!

For twenty years I have been labeled a conspiracy theorist, scaremonger, extremist, dangerous, nut case. I’ve been denied access to stages, major news programs, and awarded tin foil hats. All because I have worked to expose Agenda 21 and its policy of sustainable development as a danger to our property rights, economic system, and culture of freedom.  Continue reading “Green New Deal Reveals the Naked Truth of Agenda 21”