The government of Ukraine is trying to cool heated rhetoric coming from the White House and U.S. media claiming that Russia could invade at any minute. The questions the media should be asking are who wants war in Eastern Europe and why?Continue Reading
A new book shows the overwhelming similarities between Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species and an earlier work by the naturalist Patrick Matthew. The new book Science Fraud by Dr. Mike Sutton is published this coming Saturday.Continue Reading
The Grayzone reports that the British government has sponsored an influence operation using a popular YouTube influencer to shape public opinion of the Johnson administration’s COVID policies.Continue Reading
President Biden has threatened to cancel the already-completed Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline if Russia invades Ukraine. It’s not clear how he’ll do that, but the bigger question is whether Europe can give up 1/3 of its energy supply in the middle of winter.Continue Reading
A growing number of people report an odd symptom of the Omicron variant of SARS-2: Night terrors. Experts blame disrupted sleep cycles, but it sounds (literally) demonic.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
Financial Times reported this week that China tested a Fractional Orbital Bombardment System (FOBS) in August, a nuclear-capable glide vehicle against which there is currently no defense.Continue Reading
Millions of Amazon Echo virtual assistants and Ring security cameras were automatically opted into a wi-fi network called Sidewalk, which shares users’ Internet connections with other Amazon devices. Security experts say hackers will have a field day.
As states re-open, employers are finding an unexpected problem: Workers have found they can make more money staying home and collecting federal unemployment bonuses.
WHAT REALLY happened in Syria earlier this month? Lt. Col. Robert Maginnis (US Army, Ret.), author of Future War and The Deeper State, suggests that the real reason for the strike may have been fear that rebels had access to biological weapons that would be much more difficult to control if they were ever deployed.Continue Reading