Category Archives: Editorial

Yesterday, in the aftermath of the stunning report that 17 “massive” bomb explosions rocked Chinese city of Liuzhou, killing at least 7 and wounding at least 51, we asked if as a result of China’s economic hard-landing and the surge … Continue reading →

To all to whom these Presents shall come, we, the undersigned Delegates of the States affixed to our Names send greeting. Whereas the Delegates of the United States of America in Congress assembled did on the fifteenth day of November … Continue reading →

By Brandon Turbeville A recent poll conducted by YouGov revealed that a sizable portion of the American public is open to the idea of a military coup in the United States. The poll was conducted amid the continual polling that … Continue reading →

House Speaker John Boehner, who will step down at the end of October, said on “Face the Nation” Sunday, “We have got groups here in town, members of the House and Senate here in town, who whip people into a … Continue reading →

The 8th NC PATCON will go on as planned. The large tent will be covered on all four sides. Thunderstorms and 15 mph winds are forecast for Saturday. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Our ancestors would be ashamed of us if we didn’t!  The … Continue reading →

Russia has conducted its first strikes near Homs after effectively warning the US to stay out of the sky. More… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You go to war with the commander-in-chief that you have. Hope and change is not an effective battle strategy. … Continue reading →

wo months ago, when China stunned the world in announcing it had officially “bought” 604 tons of gold for the first time since 2009 (this was untrue: China merely admitted to the world what we had reported for years, namely … Continue reading →

A lot of people out there expected something to happen in September that did not ultimately happen.  There were all kinds of wild theories floating around, and many of them had no basis in reality whatsoever.  But without a doubt, … Continue reading →

Over the weekend when we reported that one of China’s largest coal miners had laid off 100,000, or 40% of its workforce, we noted that China’s hard-landing is starting to hit where it really hurts: employment, or rather the lack … Continue reading →

Russia has demanded that American warplanes exit Syrian airspace immediately, a US official told Fox News on Wednesday. The official said that Russian diplomats sent an official message to the US ordering American planes out of Syria, adding that Russian … Continue reading →