Washington DC — (RT) The CIA has published online nearly 13 million pages of declassified records, including papers on the US role in overthrowing foreign governments and the secret ‘Star Gate’ telepathy project. The range of documents, known as the CREST (CIA Records Search Tool) database, covers an array of materials related to the Vietnam War, Korean War and Read More…
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America – Under New Management
In 2008, the majority of Americans voted for “change,” and in some ways, they got it. They received a heavier dose of collectivism in the form of Obamacare, but in addition, they received an even heavier dose of “more of the same.” Mister Obama did not put an end to Guantanamo as he promised. And, Read More…
Here We Go Again: Syria’s Assad Named As Suspect In Chemical Weapons Attack
Back in 2013, the catalyst used by the US to intervene in the Syrian conflict which started in the aftermath of the Arab Spring (which according to some was inspired by CIA intervention), was a YouTube clip allegedly showing a sarin gas attack by Assad troops on his own people in the town of Ghouta, Read More…
Trump’s Contradicting Cabinet & The Looming Globalist Agenda
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Email | RSSIn this week’s episode of Political Roundtable we discuss the increasingly contradictory nature of Trump’s administration, and the implications these contradictions carry, as well as the lingering threat of globalism that still has a strong foothold in both trump’s cabinet and Read More…
Hundreds of Millions of US Tax Dollars Spent on Non-Existent Afghan “Ghost Soldiers”
Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) John Sopko is once again warning about the long-standing problems of corruption in Afghanistan, and the amount of US “reconstruction aid” disappearing down black holes over the course of the years. As always, the discussion came around to “ghost soldiers.” Ghost soldiers are a phenomenon in which Afghan Read More…
China Flexes Its Muscles on Singapore, Taiwan, and US over Military Ties
Beijing — While Taiwan faces regional pressure to adhere to the one-China policy — due, in large part, to its budding friendship with the United States — the city-state of Singapore has found itself in a similar position as China continues to invoke sovereignty on an issue of seized military hardware. From a report by Read More…






