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On August 15, 1989, four and one-half years after his original 1984 interviews with Gerald Saxton for the Dallas Public Library, Peoples sat down with Saxon again, as well as Cindy Smolovik, to review and update his earlier statements. These pages were appended to his earlier oral history such that the eleven pages below were …
Clint Peoples’ Final Interview (Last of the Secret Files Oral History) Read More »
Heresy against NATO has apparently joined the ever-expanding list of sins that will get one erased from Twitter, as Big Tech mounts a crusade against infidels at home and abroad on behalf of values of Our Democracy. Twitter announced bans on 373 accounts it connected to “state-linked information operations” on Tuesday. Some of them, the company said, “amplified narratives that …
As Ivor Cummins demonstrates in the video above, available data reveal lockdowns have been completely ineffective at lowering positive test rates, while extracting a huge cost in terms of human suffering and societal health. All of the reports and studies reviewed in his video are also available on his website, TheFatEmperor.com.1 To that long list …
Public Health Officials Are Lying About Lockdowns Read More »
A little more than a year ago, 2,000 antifa tried to shut down my speech at UC Berkeley, according to police on the scene. The Berkeley police chief had ordered her officers to stand outside the building like mute ninjas, and make no arrests, unless they personally witnessed a felony being committed in front of …
For a weary public longing to get back to normalcy, vaccine passports represent a tantalizing carrot, being dangled as a mechanism for freedom. By showing proof that you’ve received a COVID-19 vaccine, perhaps you can once again board an airplane and travel freely, attend a concert or enjoy a meal in your favorite restaurant, just …
‘Papers, Please’: Vaccine Passports Have Officially Arrived Read More »
Depending on whose political echo chamber I happen to be arguing with on a given day, one common criticism I run into a fair bit which many of my readers have surely also encountered is that I put all my energy into criticizing the foreign policy of the United States and its allies. “You’re not …
Why I Don’t Criticize Russia, China, or Other Unabsorbed Governments Read More »
A former New York City police officer has, before his death, implicated the NYPD and FBI in the murder of civil rights leader Malcolm X on February 21, 1965. A letter written by ex-undercover NYPD policeman Raymond Wood alleges his department and the FBI covered up details of the assassination, saying he was ordered to …
US: Ex-Policeman Implicates NYPD, FBI in Malcolm X Murder Read More »
Aquinas on the Stages of Human Action, Fr. James Brent, O.P. (Part 1; Part 2) Following are some notes from this two-part talk (all quoted items are paraphrases, hopefully reasonably accurate): It is taken for granted that human agents have free will or free agency – we have the experience, day to day, of being confronted …
On some platforms, whistleblowing is only considered an acceptable form of journalism when it exposes enemies of the West. Twitter’s labelling of a Grayzone story that reflected badly on Britain shows the double standards at play. Earlier this week, journalist Max Blumenthal published a series of leaked documents from the British Foreign Office on his news website …
Two things occurred this week that should have your attention. And, no, one of them is not the cartoonish second impeachment trial of a former president. Don’t let the media lure you into this drama. As the first two days of the trial proved, this is nothing more than emotion-driven theatrics. Democrats are notorious for murdering the …