Journalism
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow April 19, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Homeland INSecurity Director Alexander Mayorkas has refused to explain why child exploitation has exploded under his watch; denies DHS ... Read More.
In the Grey Zone with China
China actively employs Grey Zone activities to advance and consummate its 100-year marathon—otherwise known as its plan to replace the U.S. as a global superpower. China knows America is ill-equipped, ... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow April 18, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) The new mayor of Bengahzi-by-the-Lake says not to “demonize” the feral youts who engaged in rumspringa this weekend. Just Amish kids le... Read More.
The Truth About Tax Day
April 18 is Theft Day for 2023. Also known as tax day, income taxes are due. Behind the IRS tax form is a gun. The IRS has 4,487 guns and 5,062,006 rounds of ammunition (2017 GAO data). Why? Because in... Read More.
Biden’s Surveillance State: Targeting Online Activity
Sure enough, right after the recent leak of sensitive national security documents by a 21-year-old, low-ranking national guardsman, the Biden administration announced it is considering "expanding how i... Read More.
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow April 17, 2023
The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow IN POLITICAL NEWS 1) Wow, peeps, I’m gone a week, and we have a ton of news. So let’s get started with something really important. That’s right: art teacher... Read More.
Tracy Beanz on Joe Pags: Update on the Arizona Election
Tracy Beanz, the Editor-in-Chief at UncoverDC.com, has been steadfastly working on the Arizona election irregularities. She brings the latest.... Read More.
“Dramatic Increase” in Maternal and Infant Mortality Rates in South Carolina
Devastating data from two new reports by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Control (DHEC) "show a dramatic increase" in deaths of mothers and infants. The 2023 Infant Mortality Report s... Read More.
Forsyth Mom Facing Veiled Intimidation by Police After Minor Receives Lap Dance at School
A Forsyth County mom is facing veiled intimidation by police after working to organize parents and grandparents to attend an upcoming School Board meeting to discuss a recent Drag Event. A freshman For... Read More.
Who Done It? They Don’t Want Us to Know Who Blew Up Nord Stream
I put the "Russia Did It" story concerning who blew up the Nord Steam at a near-nil possibility for simply not making sense. It lacks a clear motive; how and where it was done is far from their optimum... Read More.
The Tennessee Three: How Conservatives Lose
Justin Jones, one of the "Tennessee Three" who organized and led gun reform protests in the State House of Representatives, was reinstated Monday pending a special election in a unanimous vote by Metro... Read More.
Who Done It? Nord Stream Sabotage Technical Challenges Narrows the List of Suspects
The Nord Stream demolition operation was a technical challenge. This required deep open water dives and installing a large amount of precisely located explosives, done secretly. Likely suspects have th... Read More.
Who Done It? Suspects in the Nord Stream Bombing Vote, “Move Along, Nothing to See Here”
The governments of the US and UK do NOT want the UN to determine who sabotaged the Nord Stream pipelines. A UN Security Council vote on Monday, Mar 27, 2023, denied the Russian Federation's petition fo... Read More.
Konnech v. True the Vote: Another Witness Comes Forward
Another witness in the Konnech, Inc. v. True the Vote (TTV) case has come forward. A former employee of Konnech Grant Bradley alleges, among other things, that Konnech CEO Eugene Yu asked him to "mak[e... Read More.
“Dear Andy”: One Man’s Unconscionable Silence on Ivermectin
Dr. Andy Hill was asked to evaluate several studies that showed Ivermectin as an effective treatment for COVID-19 for the World Health Organization (WHO) in late 2020. At the same time, U.K. doctor Dr.... Read More.
