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"Who controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy can control whole continents; who controls money can control the world." -- Henry Kissinger
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FBI Director Chris Wray decided to play the victim after facing backlash for launching a raid of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home.
By: ChrisMenahan
Posted on: Aug 11 06:11
Beyond Meat, the Bill Gates-backed maker of various beyond disgusting fake meat products, appears to be careening towards bankruptcy as its stock has plummeted over 70% in the past year.
By: ChrisMenahan
Posted on: Aug 11 05:42
FBI Director Christopher Wray had an FBI informant infiltrate former President Donald Trump's home to spy on him and his associates.
The informant allegedly told his FBI masters where…
By: ChrisMenahan
Posted on: Aug 11 05:03
Boston Children’s Hospital boasts about having the first pediatric transgender surgery center in the country offering a “full suite of surgical options for transgender teens.”
Boston…
By: IamShado
Posted on: Aug 10 22:18
Recently discovered information from the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System shows that there has been a massive 10,661.4% rise in cancer reports since the introduction of the…
By: IamShado
Posted on: Aug 10 21:21
The link between Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Fidel Castro go far beyond their looks. Here we will dive deep into the evidence, including a bombshell admission from the…
By: IamShado
Posted on: Aug 10 21:18
"I once asked, 'If you're innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?' Now I know the answer to that question," Trump said. "When your family, your company, and all the people in your orbit…
By: ChrisMenahan
Posted on: Aug 10 18:34
When World War II ended in 1945, the industrial warfare machine did not stop overnight. Estimates of the value of potential surpluses range from a low of $25 billion to a high of $150 billion.…
By: webs library
Posted on: Aug 10 18:06
Malcolm X was a controversial but important American civil rights leader during the 1960s who promoted Pan-Africanism and encouraged his followers to fight "by any means necessary"…
By: webs library
Posted on: Aug 10 18:03
Serial killers occupy a strange place in our collective consciousness. We despise the horrific crimes they have committed, but also investigate them with a strange, morbid curiosity. As TV shows…
By: webs library
Posted on: Aug 10 18:01
When an earthquake struck Santa Monica on March 10, 1933, the city was already in bad shape. The quiet community on the Pacific Coast prided itself on being socially elite and culturally…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 16:57
These photographs of Belle Epoque Venice were processed and colored using the Photochrome process. The Library of Congress page on the photochrome process explains it: "Photochrome prints are ink-…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 16:50
The 1989 Pink Floyd concert on a floating stage next to San Marco Square in Venice gathered more than 200,000 fans and inadvertently made the mayor and the entire city council resign after his…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 16:44
The Sami form an indigenous ethnic group that has settled in Norway, Sweden, northern Finland, and wide areas of the Kola Peninsula in Russia.
Their number is difficult to establish, as ethnic…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 16:36
These photographs, taken in the early 20th and mid 20th centuries, depict unknown people with actors dressed as polar bears. The paintings, part of a Teddybar collection, were compiled by Jean-Marie…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 16:29
Here's a strange relic from the past: a 1979 calendar dedicated to cocaine. Yes, you read that right, for cocaine. While the substance was illegal, it was not considered so bad (and it was common in…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 16:23
It's tempting to read vintage magazine ads because nothing gets old faster than tech news and commercials.
In this article, we've collected some vintage computer ads to provide you with a look at…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 16:16
Godzilla, or Gojira, has been one of the most enduring and iconic kaiju (Japanese giant monsters) in popular culture. Undoubtedly, the monster created by the atomic bomb explosion has captured the…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 16:08
Stuart Littlewood rebuts the UK government's vacuous and deceptive arguments rejecting a petition calling for a review of its foreign policy in light of reports of Israeli apartheid – arguments…
By: redress
Posted on: Aug 10 15:42
A Tennessee school board is being sued by the parents of a trans-identifying 8-year-old biological male who allege their child was discriminated against when the elementary school would not let…
By: IamShado
Posted on: Aug 10 14:51
Here’s Just a little more evidence that Americans should never use Twitter.
On Tuesday, a Twitter official was convicted after being caught spying on Americans and funneling money from the…
By: IamShado
Posted on: Aug 10 14:25
Ret. Special Agent James Gagliano, a law enforcement analyst for legacy media and CNN, said on CBS News that he was “absolutely stunned” with the raid of Mar-a-Lago.
During an interview on…
By: IamShado
Posted on: Aug 10 14:16
Albert Einstein is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential physicists of all time. Einstein is best known for developing the theory of relativity, but he also contributed…
By: libraryhist
Posted on: Aug 10 13:45
Dr. Joel S. Hirschhorn of the Blue State Conservative is once again reiterating his belief…
By: malterwitty
Posted on: Aug 10 13:30