The Mind Unleashed – by John Vibes

A new study from the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs at Brown University has estimated that U.S. taxpayers have spent $6.4 trillion on wars and military actions in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia since September 11, 2001. This is far more than the government spends on all its other expenses for an entire year. In fact, this is about $2 trillion more than the $4.4 that was allotted for the entire federal budget last year, according to the Treasury Department.  Continue reading “New Study: US Gov’t Spent $6.4 Trillion on Military Actions in Over 80 Countries Since 9/11”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Joplin, MO — Despite the infuriating and disturbing video of their gross negligence and incompetence which left an unarmed mentally ill man dead on the street, two Joplin police officers — Christopher Grant Meador and Laken Rawlins — have been cleared of any wrongdoing by their department in the killing David Ingle.  Continue reading “Cop Tasers Herself as Her Partner Kills Unarmed Mentally Ill Man”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Breaking a 5-day silence over its response for the US killing of General Qassem Soleimani, on Tuesday Iran said it was assessing 13 scenarios to inflict a “historic nightmare” on the US. “Even if the weakest of these scenarios gain a consensus, its implementation can be a historic nightmare for the Americans,” Ali Shamkhani, the head of Iran’s national security council, was cited by Fars news agency, adding that, “For now, for intelligence reasons, we cannot provide more information to the media.”  Continue reading “Iran Evaluating 13 Retaliation Scenarios To Inflict “Historic Nightmare” On US”

Winter Watch – by Russ Winter

The Australian bushfires are said to be the worst in memory. Hundreds of square miles have already burned, and the country is still in the midst of a dry hot summer.

This footage gives some idea of just how explosive and incendiary these fires are and thus dangerous. 15 years old dead wood burns 70 times more intense than 4 year old fuel.  Continue reading “Are Australia’s Devastating Fires Being Set by Discordian Eco-Arsonists?”

Breitbart – by Deborah Danan

TEL AVIV – Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday discussed Iran’s “malign influence” following the American airstrike in Iraq on the top Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander Qasem Soleimani.

“Netanyahu and I just spoke and underscored the importance of countering Iran’s malign influence and threats to the region. I am always grateful for Israel’s steadfast support in defeating terrorism,” Pompeo wrote on Twitter.  Continue reading “Pompeo, Netanyahu Discuss Next Steps over Iran’s ‘Malign Influence’”

In the News Today

Arthur F. Wayne, INTELCASTER – As was to be expected after the US-Israeli governments their reckless assassination of a General of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Major General Qasem Soleimani (Quds Force), the information warfare machine was unleashed upon the world on January 3, 2020.  Continue reading “US-Iran War: Initial Report (January 6, 2020)”

Sputnik

The senior general and commander of the Revolutionary Guards Quds Force, responsible for Iranian military operations abroad, was killed in a US drone strike early Friday morning, ramping up tensions between Tehran and Washington.

The Middle East Media Research Institute has dug up year-and-a-half-old footage of a speech given by Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani in which the Quds Force commander blasts US President Donald Trump over his “idiotic” Twitter comments and warns the US against starting a conflict with Iran.  Continue reading “Video of Soleimani Taunting Trump Over ‘Idiotic’ Tweets, Comparing Him to Bartender Surfaces Online”

The Mind Unleashed – by Emma Fiala

The United States and Iran are currently engaged in a tit-for-tat conflict in which attacks conducted every couple of days injure and kill each other’s nationals, a situation that is not so unusual for the two countries.

However, the U.S. significantly escalated tensions when, on January 2, Iran’s most powerful and well respected military leader, General Qassem Soleimani, was assassinated in a drone strike at Baghdad International Airport.  Continue reading “No, Iran Didn’t Attack the US Embassy in Baghdad”

CNN

This is probably not the way motorists in Washington state wanted to spend their New Year’s Eve.

Several people got trapped in their cars Tuesday after strong winds blew a thicket of tumbleweeds into a portion of a state highway, according to Washington State Patrol Trooper Chris Thorson.  Continue reading “Tumbleweeds blocked a Washington state highway, trapping people in their cars”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Clermont, FL — According to the officers involved, the savage beating of Otis Miller never took place. His mangled face and unconscious body found lying on the floor in a jail shower were a mystery according to the officers and this would be their story until a leaked video caught them all in a lie. Now, four officers have been arrested and charged with felonies for the horrific beating and subsequent cover up.  Continue reading “4 Officers Arrested After Video Leaked of Them Beating Man So Badly His Face Was Disfigured”

Health Impact News – by Alliance for Natural Health

Scientists are speaking out about the dangers of 5G, but government agencies are showing no signs of listening. Action Alert!

Over the past months, we’ve been documenting the issues surrounding the launch of 5G networks. As we edge closer and closer to a wider rollout of this technology, more information is coming to light demonstrating the negative impact on human health that could result, not to mention the damage to wildlife and the environment.  Continue reading “FCC Reaffirms Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure Limits but Turns Blind Eye to 5G Dangers”