by Mac Slavo | Oct 1, 2016 | Headline News
Today’s humorous update on the Presidential election and the many Clinton scandals that go along with it brings a Live TV appearance from a man who really wanted to let people know about former President Bill Clinton’s past. Considered by many to be a...
by Mac Slavo | Sep 30, 2016 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
Mass unemployment. Loss of income. Heavy dependence on assistance. And the biggest strain on the system we can imagine. The United States is once again brought to the brink of collapse. Regardless of how dismissive mainstream voices are on the issue, it is clear that...
by Contributing Author | Sep 30, 2016 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
This article was written by Shaun Bradley and originally published at The Anti-Media.org. Editor’s Comment: The system is invested in plundering its people. Most of them are suckers, ready to shell out. The rest can be tracked down, harassed with papers and...
by Contributing Author | Sep 29, 2016 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
This article was written by Adan Salazar and originally published at Infowars.com. Editor’s Comment: Gee, do you think the debate could have been fixed, and heavily slanted to put Trump on the defensive, while giving Hillary a pass for absolutely everything?...
by Mac Slavo | Sep 29, 2016 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Emergency Preparedness, Headline News
The most horrific news of the day is undoubtedly the disastrous train crash in Hoboken, New Jersey that frightened everyone in the station, and killed at least one person as it went off its rails and crashed through the station. #Hoboken #traincrash train hit the...
by Mac Slavo | Sep 28, 2016 | Conspiracy Fact and Theory, Headline News
Code word: Levodopa. Apparently that’s all it takes to get suddenly cut off air and shut down. It just happened to syndicated radio host Michael Savage, who has a regular audience of some 20 million people. He regularly stirs controversy, and has a reputation...
