Author Archives: Ben

9-15-2018 Andre Vltchek (philosopher, novelist, filmmaker and investigative journalist.) I’m sitting at the splendid building of the Singapore National Library, in a semi-dark room, microfilm inserted into a high-tech machine. I’m watching and then filming and photographing several old Malaysian … Continue reading →

Wednesday, 5 September 2018,  Brandon Smith The question often arises in liberty movement circles as to how we get to the point of full blown tyranny within a society.  There are numerous factors that determine this outcome, but through all … Continue reading →

by Caitlin Johnstone – 9-9-2018 If any evidence existed to be found that Donald Trump had illegally colluded with the Russian government to rig the 2016 presidential election, that evidence would have been picked up by the sprawling surveillance networks … Continue reading →

After Facebook was accused of censorship and hammered by privacy scandals, a new study has found that one in four Americans have deleted the app from their phones. Among young people, this number is even higher.   RT – 6 … Continue reading →

[NPR Radio just recently investigated and confirmed that 93% of all school shootings reported in 2015-2016 never actually happened. This is startling since the exposé comes from NPR – a government-funded anti-gun radio station. So, if 93% of all schools … Continue reading →

By Brandon Smith The greatest tool at the disposal of globalists is the use of false paradigms to manipulate public perception and thus public action. The masses are led to believe that at the highest levels of geopolitical and financial power … Continue reading →

US-Backed Daesh Terrorists In Syria by Whitney Webb NEW YORK – 8-16-2018 — A recent report from the UN Security Council’s Sanctions Monitoring Team has found that many of the places in Syria where the terror group Daesh (ISIS) continues … Continue reading →

Hundreds of Syrian refugees return to their homes in Syria after security and peace was restored by the Syrian Arab Army with help from Russia. Syrian refugees want to go home but have been prevented by terrorist bombings and killings … Continue reading →

7-31-2018 Syrian army in full control of territory adjacent to Golan Heights The military operation against terrorists in southern Syria is over, Russia’s chief negotiator at the talks added SOCHI, July 31. /TASS/. Syrian government troops completely control the territories … Continue reading →

Ian Rutherford Plimer – 2018 More on the leftist fraud being used for “globalism” and one world government… Ian Rutherford Plimer is an Australian geologist, professor emeritus of earth sciences at the University of Melbourne, professor of mining geology at … Continue reading →

24.07.2018 Author: Tony Cartalucci It is commonly known that when a ship is sinking, the crew does not board the lifeboats before the passengers. Most noble of all is when the captain and crew go down with the ship. Then … Continue reading →

25.07.2018 Author: Martin Berger Last year, in an interview with the UK Defense Journal, the former British Secretary of State for Defense, Sir Michael Fallon, he announced that Britain played a pivotal role in defeating of ISIS, and that it was … Continue reading →

July 23, 2018 By Brandon Turbeville As the Syrian government marches forward with the liberation of the southwestern front, the United States, Europe, Israel, and Jordan are coming to the humanitarian rescue. But they aren’t rescuing civilians from terrorists or even from … Continue reading →

7-20-2018 –Strategic Culter Foundation It is significant that Presidents Putin and Trump have both spoken out against “haters” among America’s political establishment who would rather see conflict between Russia and the United States instead of a normalization of bilateral relations. … Continue reading →

by Paul Craig Roberts The US Democratic Party is determined to take the world to war rather than to admit that Hillary Clinton really lost the presidential election. The Democratic Party was totally corrupted by the Clinton Regime, and now … Continue reading →