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08/23/2018 / By News Editors

The pathway to solving social media censorship – How President Trump can take on the tech tyrants

THE PATHWAY TO SOLVING THE SOCIAL MEDIA CENSORSHIP PLAGUE (Article by J. Burns republished from TheGatewayPundit.com) Remove Protections from Suit for Speech Tyrants In Tweets over the weekend, President Trump promised he would end ideological censorship on Social Media. As an attorney involved in these questions for years, I have some suggestions on how to […]

08/14/2018 / By News Editors

Trump vs. his own administration?

Are President Trump’s senior cabinet members working against him? It’s hard not to conclude that many of the more hawkish neocons that Trump has (mistakenly, in my view) appointed to top jobs are actively working to undermine the president’s stated agenda. Especially when it seems Trump is trying to seek dialogue with countries the neocons […]

04/20/2018 / By News Editors

Donald Trump announces plan to countersue Democrats for DNC server

President Donald Trump reacted to the news that the Democrats had decided to sue his presidential campaign for an illegal conspiracy with the Russians to win the 2016 election. (Article by Charlie Spiering republished from Breitbart.com) “Just heard the Campaign was sued by the Obstructionist Democrats,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “This can be good news […]

01/19/2018 / By Mike Adams

#ReleaseTheMemo goes viral as America demands to see bombshell details of the secret FISA warrant… “s**t is about to hit the fan”

While the entire legacy media is running a complete news blackout on this exploding scandal — now shaping up to be the most horrific political crime in the history of this nation — Americans are demanding federal officials #ReleaseTheMemo so that people can see for themselves what really happened. The magnitude of this scandal is […]

05/25/2017 / By JD Heyes

Abuser-in-chief: Obama’s politicization of intel agencies led to illegal spying on Americans for YEARS

During the Bush presidency, then-Sen. Barack Obama regularly criticized the administration for its privacy abuses, utilizing the National Security Agency to scoop up terabytes of data on virtually every Americans’ electronic communications, in the name of combating terrorism. In 2004, while running for the U.S. Senate, Obama lashed out at the USA Patriot Act, saying […]

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