No matter who runs for office, no matter who controls the White House, Senate or the House of Representatives now or in the future, “we the people” have already lost. We have lost because the future of this nation is being forged beyond the reach of our laws, elections and borders by techno-authoritarian powers with no regard for individuality, …
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Germany and Europe is now being forced into a depression and a de-industrialization as a result of the sanctions that the Americans have told them to impose on Russia, writes Dr. Michael Hudson, President of The Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends (ISLET), in an article on Germany’s position in the American New World Order. The country …
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Multiculturalism – several cultures living side by side in a nation with the host country not imposing its values on incoming immigrant groups – has in essence turned out quite differently than the neo-Marxists probably hoped for when they implemented this theory in the 1960’s. Instead, multiculturalism has slowly robbed ordinary Westerners of pride in their own culture, many …
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“Multiculturalism” is one of those words that is often bandied about with very little thought as to what it actually means. Being a multiculturalist does not mean that one finds something of value in other cultures. It means that one considers all cultures to be of equal merit and that cultural values and practices become beyond reproach simply because …
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I have never known the Federal Reserve make a good decision. Indeed, disastrous decisions are the Fed’s hallmark. There are many such disasters. Among them the Great Depression, the decade long consequence of the Federal Reserve Board’s failure to prevent the shrinkage of the US money supply. Federal Reserve Dark Agenda? In more recent times we had Brooksley Born, head of …
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Federal Reserve Policy: Normally, recessions are the result of a reduction in liquidity by the Federal Reserve, the central bank, which is signaled by a rise in interest rates. Normally, recessions are short-run affairs of 6 to 9 months. Unemployment, which is as costly in its way as inflation, causes the Federal Reserve to relent and to increase liquidity, …
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Hospitals around the U.S. are suddenly struggling to keep up with surging rates of respiratory infections among children, such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), COVID, rhinoviruses and influenza. Surge of Infections in Children: Moderna is working on an mRNA jab for RSV, which is scheduled for release in 2023. They’re also working on a combination mRNA jab for COVID, …
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It is at the universities that the young are brainwashed and molded into serving the government narrative, without the critical thinking that used to be one of the hallmarks of freedom in the West. Universities are where students are taught the socialist principle of not thinking freely, but submit to group-think. Freedom is defined as the right to concur …
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Herland Report: Hanne Nabintu Herland speaks to Paul Craig Roberts about progressive totalitarianism and the New Left’ shutdown of free speech. Dr. Roberts states: “The reason intellectuals like Noam Chomsky and I can speak freely is that we don’t want anything, no appointments, no grants, no favors. We are not dependent on the establishment. If we were, we would …
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The IRS has stockpiled 4,500 guns and five million rounds of ammunition in recent years, including 621 shotguns, 539 long-barrel rifles and 15 submachine guns. The Veterans Administration (VA) purchased 11 million rounds of ammunition (equivalent to 2,800 rounds for each of their officers), along with camouflage uniforms, riot helmets and shields, specialized image enhancement devices and tactical lighting. The Department …
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