How many US Presidents in modern history have announced ‘food shortages’ before they occurred? The answer is only President Biden. Yes, our nation experienced massive shortages during the Great Depression; however, they were not predicted nor announced BEFORE the problem. … Read More
France, Germany and a number of other EU countries used loopholes in the 2014 Russian arms embargo in order to continue supplying military equipment. Russia has been using weapons manufactured and exported by France and Germany in its war against … Read More
Israel and Iran’s drone war has seen a sharp escalation in recent months, with both sides increasingly using their unmanned air power to strike enemy forces. As the military conflict between both countries becomes progressively brutal and more public, the … Read More
Greeting from Tyler, You know by now of the controversy surrounding the perverted school curricula at Florida schools. They called it the “don’t say gay” law. I guess that was supposed to make us recoil in outrage, and it wasn’t … Read More
On Feb. 1, the U.S. Treasury Department reported that the U.S. gross national debt surpassed $30 trillion for the first time, a figure that’s incomprehensible at the best of times, let alone when many Americans are still dealing with the … Read More
Leader of the Scottish National Party at Westminster Ian Blackford has told LBC that he doesn’t believe Boris Johnson will remain Prime Minister “for too much longer”. Mr. Johnson will face a parliamentary investigation into whether he misled MPs about … Read More
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico’s president said on Thursday that an elite unit which worked on narcotics investigations with the United States was closed last year, confirming a Reuters report, and alleging the group had been infiltrated by criminals. On … Read More
“At the end of the day, all missiles, including space launchers, are built by Iran’s military industries, and all of the industries belong to the IRGC. The connection was always there to begin with,” says Tal Inbar. (April 18, 2022 … Read More
