by Oliver Donaldson The Election of Donald Trump spurred an extended buying frenzy in stocks and commodities, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) sky high. The Dow broke multiple new records nearing 20,000 points and rose 8% since the election causing an exuberant optimism and bullish sentiment that felt outright unnatural. This unfettered bullish … Read more
by Pamela Williams I imagine you are wondering why I said Obama was working against the American people by signing in the 2017 Defense Bill. I will explain. This is a huge bill, and he worked in the a provision to establish as US “ministry of truth” and media propaganda. In other words, he declared … Read more
by Pamela Williams I have been researching constantly on WIKILEAKS as of late. At least one knows what one finds is 100% accurate. There had been so many rumors of exactly what the Benghazi mission was all about. I decided I wanted to know the truth, so I have been studying the work of George … Read more
by Oliver Donaldson The legitimacy of China’s global superpower status is under increased scrutiny lately in part due to the election of Donald Trump. The President-Elect created international news earlier this month after he accepted a call from Tsai Ing-wen President of Taiwan. Long thought as a renegade province to government officials in Beijing, Taiwan … Read more
by Oliver Donaldson The markets were cautiously optimistic earlier this month as OPEC shocked the world by finally coming together to curb oil output. OPEC and select non-OPEC members have all felt the negative effects of low oil prices brought on by the persistent global oil supply glut in recent years, so it is no … Read more
by Oliver Donaldson The US dollar is the reticent winner of the forex market after a tumultuous year in 2016, which has set up an unknown and perhaps dangerous path for the American manufacturing sector in 2017. Perhaps too strong for its own good, the rising US dollar will grapple with sweeping changes and promises … Read more
by Amna El Tawil President-elect Donald Trump took to his Twitter account to express his anger that NBC misquoted his call for an expansion of the U.S. nuclear program earlier this week, despite reports to the contrary. On December 22, Donald Trump tweeted that the United States must strengthen and expand the nuclear capability … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Donald Trump’s inauguration is getting closer and the arrangements are under way. Trump’s administration has been contacting different singers to participate in the event, and the final “lineup” isn’t quite sure yet as some of them agreed while others declined. As per tradition, former presidents were also invited to this big … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Just a few days ago, Ivanka Trump, a 31-year-old mother of three kids, was harassed on JetBlue flight by an intolerant liberal. The intolerant liberal isn’t just an oxymoron as liberals are supposed to be tolerant and respect others, but it’s a sad reality. Even more shocking is the fact that … Read more
by Amna El Tawil After her defeat on November 8, Clinton, her advisors, and supporters looked for different ways to discredit President-elect Donald Trump and ensure the electors vote for her in December. However, her plan failed big time as more electors abandoned Hillary than Mr. Trump. But, there were some of them who tried … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, said it was Hillary Clinton’s own words that destroyed her efforts to win the election for the 45th President of the United States, not the decision of WikiLeaks to publish them. Hillary Clinton’s supporters blamed WikiLeaks, as well as Russia, Trump, FBI, and many other people … Read more
by Pamela Williams While most Americans are celebrating the Holidays, the Clintons are mourning their loss of power. They are not taking responsibility of wrongdoing on their part, instead they are playing the blame game. The victims of that game are FBI Director James Comey and the Russians. However, Clinton’s Democratic donors are not buying … Read more
by capitan_canaidia The internet is a powerful tool for spreading knowledge and ideas. As a society, we have become used to having the internet at our fingertips. I fear we may be at the begging of a new era where ideas, concepts, and knowledge may get harder to access. Although now it’s seems to be … Read more
by Pamela Williams This is a message of joy and hope as Christians celebrate and worship in their church of choice this Christmas. We have accepted that with every day we are fortunate enough to breathe, we are unfortunate enough to have to deal with the threat of terrorism. We have had hit lists on … Read more
by Sean Adl-Tabatabai President Obama has just quietly signed into law a bill that makes it illegal to run an alternative media website in the U.S. On Friday, just two days before Christmas, Obama signed the “Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2017” bill into law. Wearechange.org reports: This bill will “Criminalize ‘Fake News, Propaganda’ on the Web,” a … Read more
by Pamela Williams An ex-TRIBUNE reporter, who helped contribute to the NBC story of Putin being responsible for the 2016 alleged Election hack, is Ken Dilanian, He is a former staff writer for the newspaper chain that includes the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune, had a “closely collaborative relationship with the CIA,” according … Read more
by Pamela Williams I have done several reports on the work in George Webb’s videos, which involves missing CEO of the Clinton Foundation Eric Braverman, his missing partner Neil Brown, and missing Arms Dealer Marc Turi. All three men are connected to the Clinton Foundation and the work of Hillary Clinton. It is a complex story … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Unlike his predecessors, the incoming president Donald Trump, will not be featured on the DC Metro’s special Inauguration Day card. Instead, the card has a photo of the American flag and the White House on it. There is no sign of the man who’s going to spend next four years … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Hillary Clinton just ended up on a list she, most certainly, didn’t want to be associated with. The former Democratic nominee made the GQ magazine’s list of the least influential people. The list was compiled by Drew Magary who said he had no choice but to include her in … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Back in November, the Huffington Post reported that two-thirds of Democrats want to abolish the Electoral College while 4 out of 10 responded they would refuse to accept Donald Trump as the legitimate President of the United States. In fact, 41% people supported the idea of amending the Constitution so that … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Hillary Clinton was convinced she would easily beat Trump and become the 45th President of the United States. But, she didn’t! She assumed the electors would ditch him and give the presidency to her. But, they didn’t! Given the circumstances now, you don’t have to be a genius to guess … Read more
by Amna El Tawil President Barack Obama and his administration are about to issue multiple regulations totaling about $6 billion during the “midnight period” between the Election Day and the Inauguration Day. Obama administration aims to impose five regulations from the EPA and the Department of Interior as tweeted by Wall Street Journal’s Amy Harder … Read more
by Daniel Carter Since the Great Recession of 2008, the auto industry has been one of the keys in propelling our current economic expansion. In the current year, there have been 18.1 million vehicles sold, and that is well above 15 million vehicles, which is what Goldman Sachs calls the Normalized Demand. Although auto sales have … Read more
by Daniel Carter “If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered. I believe that … Read more
By Michael Snyder Have we failed this generation of young adults by not equipping them to be able to handle the harsh realities of the real world? According to the Wall Street Journal, the percentage of Americans in the 18 to 34-year-old age bracket that are currently living with their parents hasn’t been this high … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Ever since her big to become the 45th President of the US failed miserably, Hillary Clinton has kept a low profile. But, this doesn’t mean she had anything to say. After all, she supported Jill Stein’s plead for a recount, and her supporters were loud in their claims that election result … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Throughout the presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton claimed she would accept the results. Well, that was probably because she thought she’d win so felt that saying that would make her seem a better person. The election day came along, she lost, big time, and guess what, neither she nor her supporters accepted … Read more
by Pamela Williams Dr. Sebastian Gorka studies the war on terrorism as a profession, and I consider him to be the source to go to for answers on this subject. The heart-breaking attacks we have just witnessed is a step up in the war. The tactics are beginning to penetrate and intrude into the joys … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-N55b9jSTg ‘What would the gator be thinking?’ In a year known mostly for mayhem, misfortune, and madness, America’s media quickly proved themselves fit for narrating this first draft of history. All too often, when the news got tough, the TV news got weird. Embarrassingly weird. While picking 10 of the most egregious examples was no … Read more
By Michael Snyder Gallup’s U.S. Economic Confidence Index has never been higher than it is today. The “Trumphoria” that has gripped the nation ever since Donald Trump’s miraculous victory on election night shows no signs of letting up. Tens of millions of Americans that were deeply troubled by Barack Obama’s policies over the last eight … Read more