They are loosing their minds over this election thing. Attorney General William Barr announced he has found no evidence of election tampering that would affect the results (Newsday). We already knew that. The Republicans haven’t won the popular vote in … Continue reading Strange News Day Indeed
On the left is the death chart of William Randolph Hearst. Mr Hearst was a reporter, news mogul, politician and inventor of “Yellow Journalism.” He built the largest news conglomerate in the world at the time; Hearst Communications. Hearst ran … Continue reading Jeffrey Epstein (Case Study 7)
Germany was taken over by generals. The country was under their control shortly after World War I. Their control was subversive in that they did not announce a coup or rule overtly. They simply took charge and allowed the civilian … Continue reading How the Nazis Took Over Germany
According to Dr Raul Benítez-Manaut of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, “EL Sindicado” pulls a lot of weight in the country (The Daily Beast). Enough weight to get General Salvador Cienfuegos released from the US where he was arrested … Continue reading Mexican General and El Sindicado
I was talking to a friend about the Catholic and Orthodox churches and some of the differences. When the Romans decided to adopt Christianity as the religion of state in the 4th Century. This was because Christians were becoming numerous. … Continue reading Brainwashing
On the left is the death chart of Karl Harrer founder of the DAP or Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, the German Worker’s Party. This organization would later morph into the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei better known as the NAZI party. Hitler was sent … Continue reading James Earl Ray (Case Study 16)
Trump announced today in a Tweet his pardon of former General Michael Flynn. Flynn plead guilty to charges of lying to the FBI. The charges stemmed from the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 elections by Vlad Putin‘s government … Continue reading Trump Pardons Flynn
The results of our nation’s actions over the past few decades have resulted in benefits for our traditional competitors and have caused problems for some of our allies. Younger readers may not be as aware of this. Older readers may … Continue reading Who’s Really in Charge?
On the left is the chart of Georg Leo von Caprivi (24 February 1831 – 6 February 1899). He was a German General who served as Chancellor (March 1890 to October 1894). He was able to reform the German military … Continue reading It’s the Ayatollah Khomeini – Case Study 31
A new spike in COVID 19 infection rates has states enforcing new lock down measures. The increased number of cases and deaths will undoubtedly wreak more havoc on our economy and therefore, our national security, personal financial well being and … Continue reading 100 Nanometer Economic Wrecking Ball
