Month: January 2019

Gov’t Slaves – by Jolly Roger

I think it would be prudent for me to recount a few things we already know to help this story knit itself together sensibly, so please bear with me while I bring a little “old news” back to the surface as reminders, because it may help with the knitting process.

We’ve had conclusive proof that the elections are rigged for the last sixteen years, so no one should be putting too much faith in that process, or its chosen candidate. We’re encouraged to vote, we’re told that it matters, after which we’re presented with a politician who’s been trained to repeat what the average American wants to hear. If it’s not what any particular American wants to hear, he has an opposing party to blame. That fraudulent process gives the “consent of the governed” to the criminal enterprise now running this country (into the ground).   Continue reading “The Rise of Trump”

American Thinker – by Frank Miniter

Do we want to live in an America where credit card companies watch our buying habits and then block purchases for ideological reasons?

Not long ago, the left side of the American electorate would have shouted “hell no” the loudest.

Not anymore.   Continue reading “Credit Card Companies Have No Business Playing Second Amendment Censors”

F. William Engdahl

Not surprising, Monsanto, today hidden behind the Bayer logo, as the world leader in patented GMO seeds and the probable carcinogenic Roundup herbicide with glyphosate, is attempting to quietly patent genetically modified or GMO varieties of fruits using controversial gene-editing. The “beauty” of this for Monsanto/Bayer is that in the USA, according to a recent ruling by the US Department of Agriculture, gene-edited agriculture needs no special independent testing. The developments are not good for human health or safety, nor will it do anything to give the world better nutrition.    Continue reading “Monsanto/Bayer Moving to Genome Edit Fruits and More”

Daily Mail

A bank was attacked, a government building was vandalised and rioting broke out next to Napoleon Bonaparte’s tomb as 84,000 anti-government Yellow Vests demonstrated all over France for the 10th weekend in a row.

Protesters threw firecrackers, bottles and stones at police who used tear gas, water cannon, flash ball guns and baton charges to push them back at Les Invalides, where the body of the former French emperor and military leader lies in a sarcophagus underneath a golden dome.   Continue reading “Yellow Vest violence breaks out beside Paris tomb of Napoleon”

Press TV

Yemeni army snipers have killed 14 Saudi troops and injured two others in retaliatory operations in the kingdom’s southwestern border region of Jizan.

Video footage released on Saturday by the military media of the Yemeni army showed the moment when the Saudi-backed militants were killed and injured in the attacks that targeted several sites of the southern border front of Jizan.   Continue reading “Yemeni snipers kill 14 Saudi troops in retaliatory attack”

New York Times, May 7, 1995

LOUIS PASTEUR embodies a most rare image, the scientist as hero. We have been told often not only of the brilliance and originality of his research, but also of its enormous practical benefits, like his cure for rabies. When he died in 1895, his funeral was designated a national event and the French state paid the bill. Raymond Poincare, a future president, proclaimed: “Adieu, dear and illustrious master! Science, which you have so grandly served — sovereign and immortal science, become more sovereign still through you — will transmit to the most distant ages the indelible imprint of your genius.”

Continue reading “Experiments in Deceit”

Spiritual Vigor

Washington, D.C., restaurant Cuba Libre has been hit with a $7,000 fine after questioning a transgender activist who used its women’s restroom and a manager tried to insist the patron show identification proving to be female.   Continue reading “DC restaurant fined $7k for questioning transgender activist who used women’s restroom”

WGN 9 

CHICAGO — A plague that is killing police officers. Cops face danger every day in the line of duty, but off duty, the danger continues.

A report commissioned by the Ruderman Family Foundation sheds light on an increasingly dark trend—first responders are more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty.   Continue reading “First responders more likely to die by suicide than line of duty: report”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

President Trump will renew his demand for a border wall with a few new incentives for congressional Democrats in a 3 p.m. Saturday announcement, according to Bloomberg, citing a person familiar with the matter. Trump teased the announcement on Friday.    Continue reading “Trump Will Offer Democrats Deal In “Major Announcement” Today”

Economic Policy Journal

Welcome to US direct investment in the military-industrial complex.

President Donald Trump has approved direct federal investment in suppliers of American bomb parts and chemicals, part of as much as $250 million in direct investments by the Pentagon, reports The Military Times.   Continue reading “Trump to Use Federal Funds to Prop Up US Bomb Makers”

Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

The borrower is the servant of the lender, and one of the primary ways that the elite keep the rest of us subjugated is through the $244,000,000,000,000 mountain of global debt that has been accumulated.  Every single day, the benefits of our labor are going to enrich somebody else.  A portion of the taxes that are deducted from your paycheck is used to pay interest on government debt.  A portion of the profits that your company makes probably goes to servicing some form of business debt.  Continue reading “Global Debt Surpasses 244 Trillion Dollars As “Nearly Half The World Lives On Less Than $5.50 A Day””

The Hill

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D) signed a bill on Thursday that will require gun dealers and shops to be regulated and certified by the state.

The bill bans retailers from selling guns without certification and allows the state to gather information on private sales and illegal gun transfers.   Continue reading “Illinois governor signs gun dealer licensing bill”