WE are living in an increasingly controlled and surveilled world. The WEF (World Economic Forum) and UN (United Nations) Agenda 2030 are designed to affect detrimentally all aspects of our everyday lives – our future is being planned without our consent. Top-down globalist-implemented infrastructures and policies are using technologies from military warfare to take control of humanity. […]
Even though President Andrew Jackson’s announcement that he was the embodiment of the American people was populist, demagogic, authoritarian, and absolutely in violation of the spirit of the U.S. Constitution, his views on the Second Bank of the United States most certainly embodied the views of the average American. By the end of 1819, so […]
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested yesterday, apparently because a friend and fellow online influencer leaked word that Andrew was planning to leave Romania and never return. According to a legal representative for McCue Law, the firm representing four British women accusing Tate of rape and sexual assault, U.K. judicial authorities issued a […]
‘We used to have a parliament that legislated for the people, I thought. That’s why I became a Member of Parliament for my home area. But now we have a parliament that inflicts laws upon the people. And, as I’ve said many times before, quoting the late great Tony Benn – who was a left-wing […]
THE elephant in the room of excess deaths is trumpeting louder – and is once again stepping on the toes of Big Pharma in Parliament. Andrew Bridgen MP’s powerful speech last Tuesday at a Backbench Business Committee meeting sent a clear message to the politicians who have tried to ignore this elephant – you can’t […]
‘I BELIEVE that future generations will ridicule us for what we have just done in response to a seasonal airborne virus. We lost our collective minds. We imposed a brand new type of quarantine on a healthy population, in breach of all previous public health advice, in breach of our own carefully drafted, expert pandemic plan, […]
Growing up delivering papers in a small New York town has advantages. You get to know people, their moods, temperaments, family members, and how they might respond when the newspaper arrives late or, not at all. When you grow up delivering papers in the snow, you also learn something about America and how life works […]
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