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by Pamela Williams   Many people believe North Korea is not a true nuclear threat to the United States.  Obama was a President who chose to ignore, not communicate about it, and also failed to call China on their support of North Korea.  No doubt without China’s alliance, North Korea would not be where it is … Read more

by Pamela Williams   Wikileaks and Julian Assange are calling out tech companies who have not responded to his offer to help ward off CIA Attacks.  Of course, one such company who is shying away from help is Google, but Assange says that may have something to do with government contracts they may have.   I … Read more

by Pamela Williams   This is an amazing video that has brilliantly been put together.  The pieces that were linked together from hearings in Congress in the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email case and FBI Director James Comey’s testimony in that case, are really major links in the chain of evidence.   They prove the “intent” … Read more

By Gabrielle Seunagal Recent news of Obama’s invasive and deliberate spying on President Trump demands a serious investigation. How was Obama able to spy on the soon-to-be President during his campaign and what were his motives? The FBI, House of Representatives, and the Senate have each launched investigations to uncover more details and unknown variables, … Read more

By Michael Snyder This may be the closest that we have been to war with North Korea since the original Korean War ended in 1953. The North Koreans are feverishly working to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles that could strike the U.S. mainland, and meanwhile Donald Trump has not moved from his position that North Korea … Read more

by Pamela Williams “Let me be very clear: the policy of strategic patience has ended,” said Tillerson.  Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is through baby-sitting North Korea.  Tillerson is not mincing his words, and I pray North Korea wakes up before it is too late. Although Mainstream News Media has been absent from communications with the … Read more

by Pamela Williams There is no doubt the US is rocking and rolling with all of the changes President Trump is making in America.  A great amount of conflict is occurring between Government factions, but one thing that everyone can agree on is the economy is surging.  President Trump campaigned with the promise of bringing jobs … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qENg3q96SA Wow! We now know why it was impossible to investigate Hillary’s private email server http://redstatewatcher.com/article.as… http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/… Clinton private email probe hindered by State Department, Chaffetz says: “We need to understand the gravity of this. There is a reason the State Department, years after, is still holding off on giving us documents. The more they … Read more

By Michael Snyder On Wednesday, the temporary suspension of the debt ceiling ended, and so now the federal government is not going to be able to go into any more debt until the debt ceiling is raised.  For the moment, the Trump administration can implement “emergency measures” to stay under the debt limit, but it … Read more

by Mark Angelides Executive orders are seen by many new Presidents as a way of getting things done quickly. Obama signed 275 of them, GW signed 290 and Bill Clinton signed 363. Just two months into his Presidency, Donald Trump has (to date) signed off 27 executive orders so far, the success of many have … Read more

by Mark Angelides Donald Trump has stated that Obamacare was “meant to explode” and the media go into a frenzy of defensive positions and the now expected ridicule of “Trump’s Paranoia”. But the MSM have either very short or very selective memories. Back in 2013, Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid was predicting that not only … Read more

By Gabrielle Seunagal President Trump made headlines once again after his budget plan was released to the public. The plan will eliminate funding for the arts, public media, and additional independent agencies such as the African Development Foundation, the Delta Regional Authority, and many others. A plethora of Americans expressed their dismay at these groups … Read more

by Pamela Williams There are many in Washington who fear the silence of our new Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.  I just read an article about those in Washington who fear Tillerson will alienate us from the United Nations or the Human Rights Council.  Tillerson has taken his time to review the work of the Human … Read more

by Pamela Williams Lets pray Rex Tillerson will move ahead with this mission, and I think he is the man to do it.  Several leading Republican Senators are calling on Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to launch an investigation into the Obama administration’s ties to George Soros led efforts to interfere with foreign governments. We … Read more

by Gordon T Long   Newly commissioned Captain Donald “Horatio” Trump may possibly be a sound skipper, but he has an untested & unseasoned crew, a fiscal boat with rotten gunnels and a economic storm ahead. His freshly minted battle plan may have been sound when he boarded USS MAGA (Make America Great Again) but his novice cadre … Read more

by Phil I love a good short! As you can see from the Fed’s own GDP forecast, Q1 expectations are now down to 0.9%, down 0.3% from just last week on weaker than expected Consumer Spending Growth which went hand-in-hand with weaker than expected Retail Sales Reports. Nonetheless, on the same day the Fed was … Read more

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4zEOO51BnY Sweden’s ruling liberal party Integration Minister has been forced into an embarrassing U-turn after she falsely told BBC the number of reported rapes in the country was falling. The minister was forced to correct herself on Saturday. “I based my answer on information that I had at the time, that the number of reports … Read more