President Biden’s performance over the past week was startlingly bad. His staff walked back Biden’s call for regime change in Russia and claims that US troops were training Ukrainians in Poland and would soon deploy to Ukraine.Continue Reading
President Biden Monday, working from a child-like set of talking points, walked back his comments in Europe that suggested the US was about to enter a shooting war with Russia.Continue Reading
President Biden announced another $800 million in military aid to Ukraine Wednesday as peace talks between Ukraine and Russia produced some hopeful news.
Big changes ahead for the U.S. dollar: Saudi Arabia and China are discussing oil sales in yuan, which could undermine the dollar as the world’s de facto reserve currency. And President Biden signed an executive order last week directing government to research a Central Bank Digital Currency.Continue Reading
Rulers of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are refusing to talk to President Joe Biden or help stabilize oil markets, upset by his support for Iran’s nuclear program.Continue Reading
The war between Russia and Ukraine is driving up costs of fertilizer, food, and natural gas for countries around the world not directly involved in the fighting—including us.Continue Reading
Justin Trudeau’s invocation of the Emergencies Act, which grants him extraordinary powers to put down the Freedom Convoy protests against his pandemic policies, specifically exempts Indians, refugees, asylum seekers, and anyone deemed “a protected person.”Continue Reading
The White House and 10 Downing Street continue to put out the word that Russia is planning a false flag event to justify invading Ukraine. Evidence? “Trust us—we’re the government.”Continue Reading
The war of words over Ukraine continues: President Biden says 8,500 US troops are ready to ship out to Eastern Europe while Russia claims a new sub capable of creating a 300-foot radioactive tsunami will deploy within months.Continue Reading
The congressional committee investigating the riot at the U.S. Capitol January 6, 2021 is claiming nearly unlimited power to obtain information on private citizens, ignoring limits defined by the Constitution and a pair of McCarthy-era Supreme Court rulings.Continue Reading