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by Mark Angelides A major new poll from YouGov has shown that more than half of Brits believe that the EU is trying to influence the outcome of the General Election on June 8th. The polling was carried out in response to British Prime Minister, Theresa May, making a statement that The European Union was … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal Maxine Waters was elected to Congress in the year of 1990. During her time in Congress, her family has made over a million dollars in revenue from Waters’ government connections. Throughout Waters’ 27 years in Congress, she only managed to pass three bills: a Haiti relief bill, the renaming of a post … Read more
Newsmax.com reports: FBI Director James Comey reopened the agency’s investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails last week because “almost 100” agents threatened to resign before next week’s election, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay told Newsmax TV. “A few weeks ago, almost 100 agents were threatening Comey that they were going to resign — and that kind … Read more
More democrats hate Comey than republicans? That’s surprising Reminds me of: My twitter has become so powerful that I can actually make my enemies tell the truth. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 17, 2012
Yahoo News reports: Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella said Wednesday tech developers have a responsibility to prevent a dystopian “1984” future as the US technology titan unveiled a fresh initiative to bring artificial intelligence into the mainstream. At the start of its annual Build Conference, Microsoft sought to showcase applications with artificial intelligence that could … Read more
by Umar Farooq Vehicle ownership increased steadily during the 20th century to the point where, by 2001, there were more than 1.2 registered motor vehicles for every American who was licensed to drive. By then, it was reasonably safe to argue, almost everyone who wanted and could reasonably afford the costs of a motor vehicle … Read more
by Pamela Williams Why did President Trump really fire FBI Director James Comey? Let me count the reasons, but it would take me much longer than I have right now. So I am going to say overall, Comey was stuck on stupid in so many ways. But one way that is beyond intelligent comprehension is what … Read more
El Jalisco, a popular Mexican restaurant chain with a location in Southwood, Tallahassee, Florida, is known just as much for their delicious food as their prized plastic, bronze-colored donkey which patrons love to climb. In fact, it’s encouraged. It’s a fantastic photo opportunity, but one particular diner, 58-year-old Kimberly Bonn from Tallahassee, Florida, found out … Read more
by Umar Farooq While stocks, as measured by the S&P 500 Index, are hovering near all-time highs, bond market prices, which typically move inversely to stock prices, instead moved higher with the 10-year Treasury yield dropping to 2.18% on April 18, 2017. Rates have crept higher since then, but the 10-year Treasury yield close … Read more
by Pamela Williams This is just too much ignorance to deal with at one time. Do the lawmakers in this Country really believe that America should disown its’ own youth in order accept those who are in this Country illegally? I do not understand this mentality of creating “sanctuary” cities for those who do not … Read more
Everyone have a hobby of reading books from any groups around the world. However, this is vital for them to search the favorite collections of books that provide true enjoyment on reading it. Of course, the Booksrun is an online service that allows you to trade books through a single click and buys or sells … Read more
by Michael Snyder Could it be possible that Americans are more concerned about declining standards of morality than most of us initially thought? A very surprising new survey conducted by LifeWay Research has discovered that a whopping 81 percent of Americans agree with this statement: “I am concerned about declining moral behavior in our nation.” … Read more
by DataPhreak Strong, credible allegations of high-level criminal activity can bring down a government. When the government lacks an effective, fact-based defense, other techniques must be employed. The success of these techniques depends heavily upon a cooperative, compliant press and a mere token opposition party. Dummy up. If it’s not reported, if it’s not … Read more
by Mark Angelides It was expected that protests to Donald Trump’s Presidency would last for a while, but we have past 100 days and they show no signs of abating. Many have wondered how it is that people can afford to be out protesting every day, and how the permanent protestors are actually supporting themselves. … Read more
by Mark Angelides If you believe in nations and nationality, then Globalists see you as a direct threat to what they have planned for the future. Your refusal to consider yourself a Global Citizen is a hindrance to their plans, your failure to vote for their selected candidates is causing them more problems than they … Read more
Comey learned of firing as he addressed FBI employees in LA. TV screens in background flashed news of firing. Letter was then given to FBI. — Michael S. Schmidt (@nytmike) May 9, 2017 NYT: President Trump has fired James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, the White House spokesman Sean Spicer said on Tuesday. Mr. Comey … Read more
By Michael Snyder It is hard to believe that Baltimore was once one of the greatest cities in the entire world. Unlike nearby Washington D.C., Baltimore is a blue collar city that is home to some of the hardest working people in America. When I was in high school, my brother and I were huge … Read more
by Robert Carbery Texas Governor Greg Abbott has decided to enforce law and maintain order in his state, signing perhaps the nation’s toughest law against sanctuary cities this week. Under the law, Abbott prohibits the state’s law enforcement agencies from limiting their cooperation with federal authorities enforcing immigration law. Law and order has come to … Read more
by John Rubino One of the interesting things about the Great Recession was how Canada’s financial system sailed through it largely unscathed. Its banks were regulated wisely and behaved prudently, its citizens avoided the extreme stupidity of their credit-addicted neighbors to the south, and its government refrained from doubling its debt every eight years. It … Read more
By Gabrielle Seunagal In a day and age where terrorism is growing more and more rampant, new speculations have risen regarding the notion of additional troops being deployed to Afghanistan. There are currently 8.4K troops residing in Afghanistan, but the Pentagon recently submitted a proposal for an increase of troops in the area. They … Read more