Major leak exposes CCP members secretly embedded all over the world

by: Franz Walker (Natural News) A major leak has exposed the details of nearly two million Chinese Communist Party (CCP) members who have been secretly embedded in some of the world’s biggest companies, banks, universities and government agencies. According to a report by The Australian‘s Sharri Markson, the leak contains a register with details of CCP members including their names, party … Read more

Russia took Crimea right after the wife of Moscow Mayor wired $3.5 million into Hunter Biden’s company account.

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The Nashville Bombing vs. The Oklahoma City Bombing

by Paul Craig Roberts via PaulCraigRoberts.org The Nashville Bombing vs. The Oklahoma City Bombing Paul Craig Roberts The Nashville bombing raises questions about the Oklahoma City bombing.  In 1995 the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City was blown up.  Allegedly, the building was destroyed by a fertilizer bomb in a Ryder rental truck parked on the street.  The Murrah building had … Read more

Investors Expect Stock Market Gains To Slow Under Biden, New Survey Finds.

  Investors and business leaders are largely pessimistic about the stock market’s prospects under a Joe Biden administration, according to a new survey. More than 100 chief investment officers and portfolio managers were surveyed by CNBC, and two-thirds of them said they expected stock market gains to be lower under a term of President-elect Joe Biden than President Donald … Read more