TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
A Democratic Party election board representative from Manhattan was caught on camera confirming what a lot of people already suspect. It’s easy to commit voter fraud, and it’s made easier by New York’s lax voter identification measures, which really don’t exist. Alan Schulkin, the Democrat Party representative serving on Manhattan’s election board, admitted groups of Read More…
Throughout the 2016 “selection” process, there have been many leaked emails, documents and recordings released, primarily through WikiLeaks, which reveal a lot of very damning and incriminating evidence for both candidates. However, it should be clear to anyone open-minded enough to see past the party-specific propaganda, that Hillary Clinton has gotten the majority of the negative Read More…
Kansan Public Library officials recently expressed outrage over the arrest and indictment of a Jewish man who asked pointed questions about Israel during a diplomat’s speech in May. A librarian who came to his defense also faces charges. Dennis Ross, a former diplomat and adviser to George H.W. Bush, President Obama, and Hillary Clinton during her Read More…
Hillary Clinton has known since at least 2014 the governments of Saudi Arabia and Qatar provide “clandestine financial and logistic support” to the Islamic State and other radical Islamic groups — but, rather than call for a halt of arms sales and support, Clinton only heralded the need to “bring pressure” on the Saudi government. Wikileaks has Read More…
October 7, 2016 marks the 15th anniversary of the invasion and occupation of Afghanistan by US-led NATO forces. 15 years since the bombs began raining down on the country. 15 years of drone strikes and civilian massacres, detainees and prison torture, insurgency and bombings, warlords and druglords and CIA kickbacks. 15 years of death. 15 Read More…
Officials doubted Saudi military could target Houthi militants without hurting civilians or destroying infrastructure, Reuters reports. As the relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia comes under renewed scrutiny in the wake of the Gulf nation’s weekend bombing campaign in Yemen, a Reuters exclusive published Monday reveals that the Obama administration approved a $1.3 billion Read More…