By Philip Giraldi | Strategic Culture Foundation | February 18, 2021 Public education in the United States, if measured by results, has been producing graduates that are less competent in language skills and dramatically less well taught in the sciences and mathematics since 1964, when Scholastic Aptitude Test scores peaked. The decline in science and […]
By Stephen Lendman | February 18, 2021 Harris is substituting for Biden on calls to foreign leaders. Is she de facto president, Joe Biden a mere figurehead? Is he too cognitively impaired to fulfill the duties of any public office, let alone the nation’s highest? Occasional misstatements, mangling of words, and forgetfulness aren’t signs of […]
By Ekaterina Blinova – Sputnik – 18.02.2021 On 15 February, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced plans to form a “9/11-type commission” to probe the Capitol protests. The Dems real aim is to give more powers to US spy agencies, expand homeland security, and anti-terrorism measures and use them against the American right-wingers, US observers say. […]
It will be difficult or even impossible to go back to a system where learning is actually a discipline that requires hard work and dedication.
By Patrick Armstrong | Strategic Culture Foundation | February 8, 2021 Collaborating with foreign intelligence structures to create a poisoning narrative would appear to fit the definition of treason. How about writing a letter to a foreign head of state asking him to sanction your country? (Thanks to John Helmer who, as far as I know, was … … Continue reading →
In real life, billionaires don’t bring any exceptional brilliance into the political process. They bring their billions. They bring outsized stashes of cash that can distort election outcomes and safeguard their fortunes.
The prize for the truly awful story of last week goes to the appointment of a monster daughter of AIPAC to head Pentagon planning for the Middle East, joining a sterling cast of characters at State Department and in the intelligence community, writes Philip Giraldi. Tim and Joaquin discuss his article.
By Paul Antonopoulos | February 18, 2021 A recent online meeting hosted by the Atlantic Council think tank discussed ways to force regime change in Belarus. The think tank detailed a plan with the aim of removing Aleksander Lukashenko, the current president of Belarus, from power by utilizing sanctions and other methods of pressure. The Washington-based Atlantic Council … … Continue reading →
By Peter Van Buren | We Meant Well |February 15, 2021 You can only make up your own definition of “incitement” in the movies and at presidential impeachment trials. Otherwise the actual law is going to have to do. The picture is becoming clearer now: 1/6 will be sold to frightened Americans as a new … … Continue reading →
By Adam Dick | February 17, 2021 The big money media that have been working for a year to stir up maximum fear of coronavirus have been taking the opposite tack regarding coronavirus vaccines. These experimental vaccines, which are not even vaccines under the normal understanding of what qualifies as a vaccine, rushed to the public without […]
