Former President and Lifelong War Criminal George W. Bush finally condemned his own “wholly unjustified” invasion of Iraq. A reminder that the media has worked to rehabilitate Bush because they also want you to forget how heavily they spread propaganda for his administration.
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell promised the Senate will pass $40 BILLION in funding for Ukraine, after he became the latest politician to have a weekend photo-op in Kiev. It appears that without Afghanistan, Congress needs a new country to pour billions of Dollars in “aid” into with no oversight…
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The murder of Journalist Shireen Abu Akleh by Israeli forces, the attack on her funeral by Israeli Police, and the heavily propagandized coverage of it all. Politicians and media in the US are sending a message to the world right now as they defend one of their closest allies.
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The campaign to refer to ‘Victory Day’ as ‘Russian Shame Day’ is not only an attack on the Russian people—it’s an attack on the tens of millions who sacrificed their lives to defeat Nazi Germany. How quickly we have forgotten the important lessons of history, 77 years later…
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The lone Congressman who proposed a new AUMF that would set the US up to wage war against Russia over claims of “chemical weapons” has yet to get a single co-sponsor. But while Congress may not be ready for direct war, they continue to fund a proxy war against Russia in Ukraine…
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Just when the media would have you thinking Covid is over… Bill Gates starts doing the media rounds once again, warning about another variant or even the “next pandemic.” His solution? Plans for a new frontier of privacy invasion with a “Global Surveillance Team” run by the WHO.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Kiev last weekend, becoming the highest-ranking US official to meet with Ukrainian President Zelensky since… Wait, what? Why in the cornbread hell is Pelosi in Ukraine?
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1984’s Ministry of Truth is here… and today’s version under the Biden Administration will be run by the Department of Homeland Security and called the “disinformation governance board.”
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Biden is calling on Congress to approve a staggering $33 BILLION for Ukraine—$20 BILLION of which is for the Ukrainian Military and its neo-Nazi militias. He argued this is a way for Americans to “do our part” in a conflict that has been driven by the US for nearly a decade…
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While the US admits that an independent investigation in Bucha is needed, Biden promised new sanctions against Russia. This, as the media claim their “smoking gun” is a series of satellite images from the DoD-connected Maxar Technologies, confirmed by the CIA-connected Bellingcat…
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Nineteen years ago, the US invaded Iraq on the promise of ‘Weapons of Mass Destruction.’ While we now know it was a claim based on lies and propaganda, the architects of the Iraq War—who knew the lies they told at the time and planned the war years in advance—continue to walk free…
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Trudeau has vowed to bring an end to the Freedom Convoy protests after his “fringe minority” comments brought thousands to Ottawa.
This, as the Ottawa Police have gone from depriving protesters of fuel and supplies to now saying they need to investigate “child welfare concerns.”
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The Biden Admin showed it can’t handle questions this week as its top press secretaries lashed out at reporters asking for evidence regarding the claims that Russia is preparing staged “false flag attack” videos and that no civilians were killed by the US during a raid in Syria…
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Congress got a “crash course on Crypto,” during a hearing in which exchange CEO’s were asked how they could prevent crypto from threatening the US Dollar as the world reserve currency…
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The EU is claiming its new Global Gateway project is a “true alternative” to China’s Belt and Road Initiative… But with a fraction of the funding and no concrete plans yet, the question becomes—what is the EU actually trying to accomplish here?
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A new wave of restrictions is sweeping Europe, enforcing a system of two classes and specifically targeting the unvaccinated—even though the product separating the two groups doesn’t stop the spread of the virus it is supposed to target…
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While the world saw firsthand the need for coal, oil and gas this year, world leaders continue to push for a transition to “clean energy,” raising the question of whether nuclear energy could be their answer.
Europe has served as a hotspot for the debate, where France announced plans for new nuclear reactors, while Germany warned of the risk from nuclear waste, and catastrophic accidents and attacks…
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Bitcoin hit a new all-time high, surpassing $66,000 for the first time ever. But even with the first Bitcoin-linked ETF making headlines, countless questions remain as to what regulations the US Gov’t will pursue and if we should be expecting a Digital Dollar anytime soon…
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The IRS was just given permission by a federal court to force cryptocurrency exchanges to hand over the identities of their users—in an ongoing crackdown as the US Gov’t tries to understand what cryptocurrencies are, and how to control them…
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The ‘Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale’ Act would force police to get a warrant to buy your data, and the US Postal Service is tracking protesters’ social media. We discuss the latest in the debate over police use of facial recognition technology…
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Do as I say, Not as I Do—The US is willing to sanction its closest NATO allies over the Nord Stream 2 Pipeline, claiming it would allow “Russian manipulation.” Meanwhile, the US is importing a record amount of Russian oil, with Russia as its third largest supplier in 2020…
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The latest US Stimulus package with a price tag of $1.9 TRILLION is sparking fears of global inflation, as US debt exceeds the size of the US economy for the first time since World War II, and global debt remains at historic levels after hitting $281 TRILLION last year…
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The IRS is launching Operation Hidden Treasure, a new program targeting cryptocurrency users who haven’t reported their earnings—as cryptos reach an all-time high and the IRS looks to get its cut…
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The ‘Back-to-Normal’ Index is at 83% for the US, as states lift restrictions and the Senate uses its Democratic majority to pass a $1.9 TRILLION stimulus bill without a single Republican vote…
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Former Congressman Dr. Ron Paul says the energy crisis in Texas—and the revelation that the board governing the state’s power grid is made up of members who don’t even live in Texas—comes as a result of greedy bureaucrats distorting the market with no incentive to prepare for a Texas-sized winter storm…
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Economists are warning the US Dollar is set to crash with an economic recovery “in tatters,” as Russia and China continue to move away from the US, putting their reliance on the Dollar at record lows…
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The Biden Admin is promising to pass the “American Rescue Plan,” a $1.9 TRILLION package that would include $1,400 stimulus checks. But would it do anything to “rescue” the American economy at this point?
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The US is deploying twice as many troops to Washington, DC, for the Inauguration as it currently has stationed in all of Iraq and Afghanistan… COMBINED
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The FBI is now warning of armed protests at State Capitols in all 50 states ahead of the Inauguration, claiming the goal is to present an “uprising” if Democrats are successful in attempts to remove Trump from office before his term ends…
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Parler is the latest to be essentially “banned from the internet” after Apple and Google banned the platform’s app and Amazon revoked its hosting services. All because the top Tech giants are claiming an influx of Trump supporters could lead to Parler “inciting violence.”
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Congress has moved to block Trump’s planned troop withdrawal from Afghanistan, ensuring the longest War in US History will continue. Despite peace talks with the Taliban, the Trump Admin has continued to bomb the country, drastically increasing civilian casualties…
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After months of claiming they couldn’t agree on the next coronavirus relief package, while millions of Americans struggled to make ends meet, Congress is now pushing for stimulus in a vote to avoid a Gov’t shutdown. But it would include just a single $600 stimulus check—which is not enough for most Americans to even make a dent in the debt they’ve accumulated surviving this year…
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The media was quick to blame a reported cyber attack on “Russian Hackers,” referring to it as “massive espionage” and quoting anonymous sources. While Russia has denied involvement, the pressure is now on for Biden to strike at Moscow over unverified allegations…
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After months of claiming they can’t come together to agree on a stimulus bill to provide some temporary relief for the millions of Americans who are struggling to pay their rent and to put food on the table—the House of Representatives magically came together to pass a $740-BILLION NDAA with resounding support…
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With just 50 days left in office, all eyes on President Trump to see if he will move to pardon WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange. Another candidate for a presidential pardon, NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden called on Trump to show mercy to Assange before he leaves office—noting that a pardon could save Assange’s life…
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NEW: Biden’s pick for Budget Director, Neera Tanden, has a long record of supporting unproven Russiagate theories, supporting government overthrows, and even calling for the people of Libya to reimburse the US for the bombing campaigns that targeted them…
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Twitter continues to censor Trump’s Tweets about the Election, while both Trump and Biden demand more money from their supporters for legal challenges, after an election that has already cost a record $14 BILLION…
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While it appears that Biden is clearing the path to 270, Trump is not going down without a fight and is launching legal challenges in major Battleground states…
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While Biden says he would keep a reduced number of forces in the Middle East—similar to what Trump has tried to achieve—the candidate who is vowing to bring the troops home is the one who isn’t invited to the debate…
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While Congress admits that Facebook used the data it collected to “acquire, copy, or kill” threats, and then enforced its platform policies based on whether it perceived other companies as competitive threats, it refuses to do anything to stop Facebook from breaking antitrust laws…
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President Trump is now saying he feels better than he has in 20 years after he received an experimental drug cocktail—not approved by the FDA for the public—during his short stay at Walter Reed Medical Center. He returned to the White House where the number of members in his inner circle who have tested positive for COVID-19 continues to grow…
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The Trump Administration is moving forward with the plan to hold social media platforms accountable for the content posted by their users—a move that has been heavily criticized by those who say it will only lead to more censorship without any legitimate consequences…
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A mob of protesters surrounded Rand Paul and his wife as they were leaving the White House, and demanded they join in on a “Say Her Name” chant, referring to Breonna Taylor. Ironically, Paul was the only member of Congress to introduce legislation in her honor…
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After months of pressure from the US, India could be the next ally to cut ties with Huawei by moving to “phase out” equipment after cutting the Chinese tech giant from its 5G trials…
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The “I Am Vanessa Guillen” Bill aims to create an independent third party to which members of the US Military can report claims of sexual assault and harassment, as calls to close the Fort Hood Army base where she was murdered increase, amid several suspicious deaths in recent months…
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The Department of Justice is preparing to take on a decades-old provision that shields tech companies from facing lawsuits over the content posted by their users…
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When it comes to political rivals abroad, the US has shown little mercy. Instead, it seems to use these figures as a symbol to the rest of the world, and to anyone who challenges US sanctions or policies…
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Dozens of unmarked guards who have since been identified as Bureau of Prisons employees specializing in prison riots were seen patrolling the streets of Washington DC, dressed like they were preparing to deploy to a war zone…
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The hearing followed the release of a report, which found that the Treasury Department has spent just $37.5 billion out of the $500 billion Congress allocated in loans for businesses and local governments…
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The Baltimore Police Department has started a six-month program testing aerial surveillance that covers 90 percent of the city—the technology is provided by a private company and sponsored by private donors…
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