Monthly Archives: December 2023

At the end of the year, we are on the razor’s edge of many things that soon may blow up. BY TYLER DURDEN DEC 29, 2023     READ Authored by Victor Davis Hanson via American Greatness, Americans are far beyond President Joe … Continue reading →

Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola Dec 30, 2023        WATCH | READ STORY AT-A-GLANCE

Analysis by A Midwestern Doctor Dec 30, 2023      READ As lawsuits later showed, this violent behavior (and the frequent suicides that followed it) were observed throughout the SSRI clinical trials, but were covered up by the SSRI manufacturers and then the drug regulators … Continue reading →

CAITLIN JOHNSTONE DEC 29, 2023      READ | LISTEN South Africa has invoked the Genocide Convention, formally launching a case at the UN’s international court of justice accusing Israel of genocide for its mass atrocities in the Gaza Strip. Israel immediately responded … Continue reading →

Paul Weston December 30, 2023        READ FORMER Health Secretary Matt Hancock has dyslexia. He has trouble with words and numbers. Two words he should get used to recognising are ‘geronticide’ and ‘democide’. The former means the killing of the elderly. … Continue reading →

John Ellwood December 30, 2023    READ The decision of the SNP-controlled council to allow the lamp posts to talk may or may not have something to do with Dundee being the drugs capital of Scotland. Perhaps, in a self-induced haze, a councillor had … Continue reading →

Forward Operating Base (FOB) Hammer, typical of a semi-permanent base in Iraq. Mohammed al-Sudani and his government are unhappy with the US Govt for launching airstrikes in Iraq Dave DeCamp  December 28, 2023     READ

There’s no humble-bragging this one…. RAV ARORA DEC 27, 2023           READ

Part One: The Golden Peacock SCOTT RITTER DEC 27, 2023          READ After the war concluded, the United Nations created a Special Commission tasked with overseeing Iraq’s disarmament of its chemical, biological, nuclear, and long-range ballistic missile programs, collectively referred to … Continue reading →