TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
A compilation of in-depth research articles for those seeking to expand their minds and open themselves to a different point of view. Each topic is researched by one of our journalists over the course of an extended period of time, using both open source investigative information and archived documentation on the subject, in order to provide an objective view on many different subjects that are rife with controversy and or contrasting perspectives. The goal is to provide some clarity on these subjects and allow the reader a base from which to develop one’s one perspective and initiate one’s own research.
Former professor at University of Minnesota Duluth, and avid independent media activist and researcher, James Fetzer, held an interview late last year with former NYPD Human-Trafficking and Vice-related Crimes Detective James Rothstein. In the interview, Rothstein uses his career investigating satanic cults like the Process Church of the Final Judgement in relation to human trafficking, Read More…
Why is it so hard to believe politicians in Washington wouldn’t be delving into the disgusting realms of pedophilia? The Pizzagate investigation caused quite a controversy in late 2016, but as we embark into 2017, the idea of those in power participating in this gruesome habit is not far-fetched at all. In fact, as we will Read More…
Glen Greenwald of The Intercept, has called out his former employer, The Guardian, for intentionally distorting the transcript of an interview with Julian Assange to fit their desired narrative. Such a thing is just about the worst action a journalist can be accused of, short of outright plagiarism, yet is not far off. To take another’s Read More…
Despite the Obama administration clearly attempting to create something where nothing exists, Putin, taking the high road, has stated that he will not partake in what he called ‘kitchen’ diplomacy, and instead will plan their next steps based on the policy of the incoming Trump administration. In the face of Obama’s unjustified expulsion of Russian Read More…
50 years ago legalizing recreational cannabis anywhere in the United States was farfetched – it was the kind of thing only freaks and hippies spoke of with any real measure of seriousness. Today it is our reality… time passes, things change, drugs get legalized. Slowly but surely, the people are winning Ronald Reagan’s “war on drugs.” Read More…
On December 31, 2011, New Year’s Eve, President Barack Obama signed into law the most constitutionally damaging law in American history, the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012. This New Year’s Eve we note its 5th Anniversary. Previous annual appropriations bills funding national defense were mostly procedural but it was the addition of two sections, Read More…
