Should Argentina Leave the WHO?

Should Argentina Leave the WHO?

Argentina’s government has become increasingly skeptical of the World Health Organization, reflecting a wider reconsideration of international health institutions in the aftermath of Covid-19. Although Argentina has not formally withdrawn, it has expressed dissatisfaction with the WHO’s performance, its growing reliance on donor-funded agendas, and its push for expanded treaty authority.  This reassessment coincides with…

Read Full News
Law Professor Jonathan Turley Slams Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for Wanting to be Part of Investigation of ICE Shooting (VIDEO)

Law Professor Jonathan Turley Slams Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for Wanting to be Part of Investigation of ICE Shooting (VIDEO)

Screencap of Twitter/X video. George Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley appeared on FOX News this week to discuss the situation in Minneapolis following the shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent. Turley slammed Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for wanting to be included in the investigation of the shooting, noting that Frey wasted no…

Read Full News
China Sanctions U.S. Defense Firms

China Sanctions U.S. Defense Firms

The United States is known for its sanctions that don’t accomplish anything. Now China is trying the same tactic. Beijing has sanctioned twenty U.S. defense firms over arms sales to Taiwan. Sanctions do little if anything to coerce countries into obeying and complying with threats. At the end of the day, most just say “no”…

Read Full News
Trump and Epstein Sittin’ in a Tree

Trump and Epstein Sittin’ in a Tree

Move along, there’s nothing else to see Note: Many thanks to Peter Secosh for much of this information. He has helped me immensely with his incomparable research skills. Our Congress, which is noted for honestly representing the interests of the general, unwashed, riffraff public, has forced the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files. You know,…

Read Full News
UK Government Video Game Teaches Teens Questioning Mass Immigration Could Make Them Terror Suspects

UK Government Video Game Teaches Teens Questioning Mass Immigration Could Make Them Terror Suspects

Teenager playing video games via Needpix Britain’s globalist—and increasingly authoritarian—state has found a new way to ‘fight extremism’: teach teenagers that asking the ‘wrong questions’ about mass immigration could make them terrorists. According to newly surfaced materials, a government-funded video game now warns schoolchildren that doubting the positive effects of unrelenting  mass migration will land…

Read Full News