Month: June 2019

The Trump Doctrine – robots are not worth killing humans for. Seems reasonable, unless you are Little Bennie

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by sundance Lots of differing opinion on the decision by POTUS to cancel a retaliatory strike against Iran.  Some praise and some criticize.   Here’s President Trump’s reason for cancelling the strike against Iran: As it relates to the Trump doctrine, CTH would note any current ally of the U.S; and/or any entity engaged with significant economic … Read more

COLLUSION: If Media Don’t Want To Be Called Propagandists, They Need To Stop Publishing Chinese and Russian Propaganda.

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via thefederalist: If you ever spend any time in the Washington D.C. area, there’s a good chance you’ll come across a publication known as China Daily. In appearance, it’s a newspaper. In reality, it is official propaganda from the Chinese government that Communist Party officials deem appropriate for influencing those inside the Beltway. You can find it … Read more

9 Surprising Ways In Which Tech Products Could Result in Personal Injury

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The evolution of technology has made our lives easier. Definitely, the introduction of tech products has made it possible to delve into areas that seemed impossible prior to their presence. Connecting every corner of the world has become possible through this unprecedented technological uprising. The emergence of smartphones and computers has definitely created a lot … Read more

When Iran was America’s problem, much of the world was less than supportive. So Trump’s making Iran the world’s problem.

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AS I’VE BEEN SAYING: Asia has most to lose if Middle East turmoil hits oil supplies. “As Trump spelt out in the interview, the U.S. is no longer as dependent on oil from the Middle East as it was, thanks to burgeoning domestic production. Air Force General Paul Selva, vice chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of … Read more

SAD: Cuba Ration Lines Grow Tense as Economy Flails.

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via WSJ: “On island hit by U.S. sanctions and Venezuela downturn, Cubans flash back to post-Soviet hardships.” Pushed by the implosion of top ally Venezuela and sanctions imposed by the Trump administration, Cuba has driven into an economic ditch. The government has tightened state rations. Residents stand in lines for hours to buy scarce basic … Read more

Hong Kong protests: Thousands surround police headquarters

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Thousands of people in Hong Kong have surrounded police headquarters, calling for an extradition bill to be scrapped. Police have asked the protesters to withdraw peacefully, saying their presence would “seriously affect” emergency services. The protest comes a day after the government ignored a deadline set by a group of students from various universities in … Read more

Trump’s presidency has revealed a lot. Perhaps even to Trump.

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LLOYD MARCUS: Trump’s Orlando Speech: Unprecedented and Remarkable. “Trump’s speech revealed a far more ideologically conservative Trump than he was is 2016. When Trump ran for the presidency, he was not ideological. His leanings appeared to be towards the left. He probably thought conservatives were a bit paranoid and over-the-top sounding the alarm about how Democrats seek … Read more

POLL: Only 7% (!) of Americans Support Private Companies Selling Personal Data Without Permission.

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via pjmedia: More proof that the average American — John Doe, if you will — is smarter than he’s given credit for by the elites: American voters do not want private companies to be allowed to compile and sell data about people without permission, a new poll shows. In a Hill-HarrisX survey of 1,000 registered voters, only 7 … Read more

Rosiak Exposes Another Hill Computer Outrage

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The Daily Caller News Foundation’s Luke Rosiak busted Pakistani computer rogue Imran Awan in 2017, and now he’s peeling back the layers of deception, deceit and denial in yet another Hill IT scandal. Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D-Va.) is a former CIA agent and freshman congressman, who hired Samantha DeForst-Davis, accomplice to convicted felon Jackson Cosko, the former … Read more

Why US media hypes war

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAHDfBsBCfE Rick Sanchez explains how stories get blown out of proportion on corporate networks for the sake of ratings; establishment journalists get ahead of themselves, lose context, and sometimes even mislead nations into war. This is further exacerbated by the increasing erosion of objectivity in US media outlets.