In a wholly unfamiliar world, excessive bureaucracy would equate meticulous record-keeping, particularly when applied to human life; but — because self-interest apparently precludes the need for accurate assessment in the ongoing War on Terror — the total number of civilians killed in multiple undeclared U.S. wars exceeds official tallies by the thousands. Iraq and Syria, Read More…
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The U.S. Has Been At War For Over 220 In 241 Years
The United States presents itself to the world as a beacon of liberty and a proponent of human rights around the world, ready and willing to stand up for and defend the downtrodden. Florida Senator Marco Rubio recently said that the world looks to the U.S. as an example of democracy. This myth is not believed Read More…
CNN Hires Pro-Syrian Al-Qaeda Propagandist, Erases Him From Credits
Bilal Abdul Kareem, an American living in regions of Syria controlled by the Al-Nusra Front terrorist group, has been referred as “our media man” by top al-Qaeda clerics. So why did CNN hire him to work on an undercover documentary project, then erase him from the credits? “They didn’t care and just wanted to further Read More…
Terrorist Attacks Receive Five Times More Media Coverage If The “Terrorist” Is Muslim
A new study found that terrorist attacks allegedly carried out by Muslims receive over five times more media coverage than those carried out by non-Muslims in the United States. This isn’t necessarily surprising, as mainstream media (MSM) has worked alongside the U.S. government to paint an elaborate picture about false enemies such as al-Qaeda and the Read More…
O’Keefe Frames #FakeNews WaPo’s RETRACTION
After the release of Veritas’ American Pravda: CNN videos, Paul Farhi of the Washington Post wrote a hit piece with a factually incorrect claim: “It also doesn’t disclose that he is based in Atlanta – not in Washington or New York, where most of CNN’s coverage of national affairs and politics are produced.” In reality, Read More…
The “Coincidental” US/ISIS Coordination, Orchestrated Famine, And Rising Civilian Casualties
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Email | RSSOne of the largest hangups that many have when considering whether one’s government would take action that risks their very lives, is why? Why would they do that? How does that benefit them? That can be a hard question to reconcile, Read More…






