TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
Never let a tragedy go unused. This mantra of the State is as strong today as it was the day after 9/11. As 9/11 was used to invade and occupy Iraq and Afghanistan – securing a geopolitical foothold in the region like never before – civil rights were dismantled and energies were devoted to the Read More…
Hillary buckled and fainted at the 9/11 memorial. The video, available here, tells the story. I’ve written about her health problems before, including the blood-thinning Coumadin she’s taking. And the blood clots. And the advisory against flying, because new life-threatening blood clots can occur. I wrote—and I still say—Democrat power players would go along with Read More…
Over the past 15 years many highly respected academics and experts have come forward to challenge the official narrative on the collapse of the WTC towers forwarded by the U.S. government. The official government position holds that the collapse of all three towers was due to intense heat inside of the buildings. But a new Read More…
The Internet has recently been awash with speculation over the health of Hillary Clinton, and rightly so. The potential health issues, even mild in nature, of a presidential candidate are the concern of every American voter. It would appear that the carefully guarded secret of her “condition’s” severity, is now public knowledge. Regardless of their attempts Read More…
What happened on 9/11 was a horrific and unnecessary tragedy, and there are multiple reasons why many victims’ families, along with half the population of America (approximately 160,000,000 people, according to the latest polls), don’t even believe the official explanation given to them by the government. It’s called evidence, and there is an abundance of it. One example, of Read More…
Has religion really been used to control humanity? I definitely believe so, and I think that it becomes self-evident if one looks at the bulk of human history. There was a time when religion was indistinguishable from the state — either you were part of the church or you were considered a heretic. Even the work Read More…