By Philip M. Giraldi, Ph.D. The good news is that today is Pearl Harbor Day, which brought about the U.S. entry in World War II, a war that never would have been fought if sanity had prevailed among leading statesmen of that era. The lesson-learned for today should be about the steps that could have...
By Sean Crimmins As an ASE Certified automotive technician since 1998, I have noticed certain trends in automotive and truck technologies that I fear may cause calamities for future generations. These concerns are not political in any nature whatsoever; they are simply issues that may greatly impact the general public when it comes to vehicle...
By Paul Craig Roberts Americans and the people of Great Britain, Europe, Canada, and Australia have heard for decades that they live in “the free world.” This world contrasted to the Soviet world where civil liberty was replaced with internal passports, with punishments for criticizing authorities and disagreeing with the narrative, and with mandates issued...
By Gary Null PhD There remain looming questions for those who have taken the vaccines and who will eventually be taking the boosters. A fundamental question is: What are the consequences if it is revealed that the information we are relying upon for the urgency to get vaccinated is not valid? If this is the...
By Gary Null PhD and Richard Gale Almost eleven months have passed since the Covid-19 vaccines were launched upon the public. Sufficient time has now passed where we are capable of addressing some critical uncertainties that were too speculative to answer earlier. Since the time the pandemic was declared in Spring 2020, many continue to...
By Philip Giraldi, PhD, Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest Some might recall candidate Joe Biden’s pledge to work to rejoin the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) which was a multilateral agreement intended to limit Iran’s ability to develop a nuclear weapon. The JCPOA was signed by President Barack Obama in...
By Richard Gale and Gary Null PhD In a recent opinion essay published on the pharmaceutical industry-friendly MedPage Today, Dr. Matthew Wynia, a medical ethics professor at the University of Colorado School of medicine, propagated an old trope by accusing doctors who advocate cheaper, effective drugs and natural supplements for treating Covid patients as a...
By Michael J. Talmo It’s been over a year-and-a-half since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic and the battle over wearing masks is still going on. Who would have thought. Cities and school boards in some states like Florida are defying governors who got rid of mask mandates claiming that they have...
By Michael J. Talmo [Editor’s note: following are extended excerpts from an article courtesy of Michael J. Talmo, of the Global Research centre for Research on Globalization, at https://www.globalresearch.ca/] Truth, facts, and individual freedom don’t seem very important these days. As the COVID-19 scamdemic rages on, our little blue planet is drowning in a sea...
How about some accountability for Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen? By Philip Giraldi If you want to know how the United States wound up with “government by stupid” one need only look no farther than some of the recent propaganda put out by members of Congress, senior military officers and a certain former president....