Sana’a – For the past three years, the United States has attempted to disguise, manipulate, or outright deny its involvement in Yemen. Nonetheless, new facts come to light every so often that indicate Washington’s participation in the Saudi-led war is much more hands-on than officials let on.
Trump is considering a new spy network, organized by Erik Prince of Blackwater, to bypass the 'Deep State' and report directly to him and the CIA Director. [Although this is labeled as opposition to the Deep State, it IS the Deep state, which is famous for providing its own controlled opposition to deny it the option of victory.
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This week on the New World Next Week: Leaked documents reveal ridiculous CFR Clooney/CFR Jolie super spy scheme; Erik Prince is gunning for Washington; and the Catalonian people learn voting for freedom is feudal.
This week on the New World Next Week: Leaked documents reveal ridiculous CFR Clooney/CFR Jolie super spy scheme; Erik Prince is gunning for Washington; and the Catalonian people learn voting for freedom is feudal.
Mr. Prince served as an informal Trump adviser during the transition and is the brother of Betsy DeVos, the new Secretary of Education. [...]
Police PR, mosh pit opera and Ticketmaster Taylor + this day in history w/Flight 007 and our song of the day by Mastodon on your Morning Monarchy for September 1, 2017.
The New York Times came under fire on Wednesday for running what critics characterized as “uncontested propaganda” in the form of an op-ed by notorious war profiteer and Blackwater founder Erik Prince.
Blackwater founder Erik Prince testifies before a House committee examining the mission and performance of private military contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan, Oct. 2, 2007. (Susan Walsh/AP)
