Author Archives: Ben

630% more “aerosolized flu virus particles” emitted by people who received flu shots… flu vaccines actually SPREAD the flu  Mike Adams A bombshell new scientific study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) finds that people … Continue reading →

Michael Snyder – 10-24-2018 Global stocks are falling precipitously once again, and banking stocks are leading the way.  If this reminds you of 2008, it should, because that is precisely what we witnessed back then.  Banking stocks collapsed as fear … Continue reading →

By Mac Slavo Every year, Chapman University conducts a Survey of American Fears. The annual survey provides an in-depth examination into the concerns of average Americans, tracking changes and trends over the years. The survey asks participants about topics including government, health, environmental … Continue reading →

[editor’s note: The question at hand is NOT whether the US should put US interests first, but rather how will the loss of international trade, caused by Trump’s sanctions, affect the US domestic economy. As the US dollar diminishes internationally … Continue reading →

10-19-2018 – Grete Mautner As it’s been pointed out by a multitude of experts from both the US and other regions of the world that the energy trading market will be one of the main battlefields where the future of … Continue reading →

Edward Curtin – 10, 13, 2018 “The making of a journalist: no ideas and the ability to express them.” – Karl Kraus, Half-Truths & One-and-a-Half Truths “Suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of Congress. But … Continue reading →

US Military Presence in Africa: All Over Continent and Still Expanding Arkady SAVITSKY – Strategic Culture Foundation  8-30-2018 Around 200,000 US troops are stationed in 177 countries throughout the world. Those forces utilize several hundred military installations. Africa is no exemption. On … Continue reading →

Paul Craig Roberts – 10, 5, 2018 An Israeli expert on terrorism and covert assassination procedures explains that the alleged Russian GRU attack on the Skripals with a supposedly deadly nerve agent is a completely obvious hoax to anyone who … Continue reading →

Paul Atwood 10-8-2018 The claim that the national security of the United States requires that more than half the nation’s discretionary budget must be devoted to the maintenance of armies, global strategic bases and massive armaments is false. Until we … Continue reading →

(The video was initially posted on YouTube, but was quickly deleted) White Helmets making staged video of Idlib chemical attack (Click on the inserted links and follow them for more on this important issue) MOSCOW, September 22. /TASS/. The notorious … Continue reading →

Last week Washington threatened Iran, Syria, China, Venezuela, and Russia   by Philip Giraldi  –  10, 2, 2018 The nuclear war doomsday clock maintained on the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists website has advanced to two minutes before midnight, the closest point to … Continue reading →

New Vehicle Sales “Collapse” And Pending Home Sales “Plunge” As America’s Economic Slowdown Accelerates Michael Snyder – 9-28-2018 In late 2018, the bad economic news just keeps rolling in. At a time when consumer confidence is absolutely soaring, the underlying … Continue reading →

[As Trump tries to push China toward war through sanctions and tariffs, China responds intelligently in ways to nullify Trump’s warmongering.  – Ben] Mac Slavo – 9, 26, 2018 China has decided to come out swinging against president Donald Trump’s … Continue reading →

  Tyler Durden – 9/24/2018 It appears Israel has paid a huge price for last week’s attack on Syria which led to the accidental “friendly” fire downing of a Russian reconnaissance plane with 15 personnel on board as the door … Continue reading →

an article by Eve Hillary “With 5000 police, army reservists and Feds prowling the vicinity and helicopters circling overhead, many demonstrators said the area looked like a concentration camp. By all accounts, the city of Boston made its début as … Continue reading →