From the Trenches World Report

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

George Soros and his son Alex Soros’ Open Society Foundations is funding the Israel First conservative outlet Compact Magazine, according to a new report from Vanity Fair. Continue reading “Report: Soros Funds Sohrab Ahmari’s “Conservative” Outlet Compact Magazine”

By AFP – Agence France Presse

Gaza’s civil defence agency said 12 people were killed Friday by Israeli drone strikes that hit a group of Palestinians waiting to receive aid in the territory’s north.

The drones struck near the Shati refugee camp in western Gaza City, said agency spokesman Mahmud Bassal. Continue reading “Rescuers Say Israel Strikes Kill 12 In North Gaza Aid Queue”

By David Miller – Zerohedge

The riots that gripped the UK this August were heavily inspired by anti-Muslim agitator Tommy Robinson. His rise to prominence is largely the product of the North American Zionist lobby, representing a clear break with traditional far-right British activism.

Continue reading “How the Israel lobby fueled the rise of Britain’s top anti-Muslim chaos agent”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Congressman Thomas Massie (R-KY) said Wednesday on X that America should not be giving Israel money to bomb civilian targets in Lebanon and called out alleged Israeli operative Jordan Schachtel after he pushed back against him. Continue reading “‘Is This You?’ Rep. Thomas Massie Calls Out Alleged Israeli Operative Jordan Schachtel”

By TYLER DURDEN – Zerohedge

The Kamala Harris rally in Houston last night was billed as a Beyoncé concert. Everyone, including the media, believed the singer would perform after the announcement was made earlier in the week, but all she did was walk out and make a barely audible speech for a few minutes. Then the rally descended into complete chaos.

Continue reading “Kamala Booed After Beyoncé Bait-N-Switch”

By Hannah Nightingale – The Postmillennial

Robert Kagan, editor at large at the Washington Post, has reportedly resigned from his position following the paper’s decision not to Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris — or any candidate — for president in 2024. Continue reading “WaPo editor-at-large resigns after Jeff Bezos rumored to be behind Dem-leaning outlet refusal to endorse Kamala”

By Jonathon Van Maren

Pornography consumption has become the norm in every Western democracy, and sexual violence has become a routine part of dating in the 21st century. I have been speaking and writing about this subject for over a decade, and the stories I hear from students are, frankly, chilling. Many normalized behaviors are not so much sexual violence as sexualized violence, in that young people are increasingly aroused simply by inflicting pain or fear on their partner. One example of a porn-driven behaviour that has become ubiquitous almost overnight is strangulation or ‘choking.’ When I began speaking to students about pornography over ten years ago, this behavior was almost unheard of. Not anymore. Continue reading “Porn Culture Has Our Girls by the Throat”

By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation

Republicans’ WinRed and Democrats’ ActBlue donation platforms are looting elderly dementia patients of their life savings to fund their political campaigns, CNN reports. Continue reading “Republicans and Democrats Are Looting Elderly Dementia Patients to Fund Their Campaigns”

By Kyle Anzalone – Libertarian Institute

The Joe Biden administration will spend $800 million to help Ukraine manufacture long-range drones. The move escalates the proxy war against Moscow by handing Kiev another long-range munition. Additionally, the aid marks a rare step in Washington by spending American money on weapons produced by non-American arms manufacturers. Continue reading “US Will Buy Long-Range Drones For Kiev From Ukrainian Arms Dealers”

By Didi Rankovic – Reclaim The Net

The authorities – and legacy media – in the UK are trying to deploy, and are promoting a number of initiatives that have an even more expansive forms of mass surveillance as one of their common denominators. Continue reading “Tracking Health or Tracking You? The UK’s Expanding Health Surveillance”