Category Archives: Editorial

What about you? David DeGerolamo

Authored by Jonathan Turley, Below are my thoughts on academic work claiming that the Second Amendment is a relic of slavery. The reframing of the debate follows a familiar pattern in academia. Indeed, the same type of sweeping (and unchallenged) generalities was … Continue reading →

Ivermectin What is Ivermectin? Ivermectin is one of the most important drugs ever discovered, along with penicillin and aspirin, for human use and health.  It is an anti-parasitic, but the events surrounding the Covid-19 crime against humanity have revealed that … Continue reading →

The Pentagon says it will require service members to receive the COVID-19 vaccine now that the Pfizer vaccine has received full approval. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said Monday that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is making good on his vow earlier … Continue reading →

In July 2020, President Donald J. Trump’s “Space Force” placed 4 top-secret satellites into orbit from Virginia. This enabled the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) the United States agency responsible for operating spy satellites, to transfer top secret payloads and technology … Continue reading →

24hr Gold 1802.20 +21.50 Monday morning gold price fixing is how the world’s financial powers show that they are in control. Looking at today’s price increase, it appears that their “control” is slipping. Watch for a false flag or major … Continue reading →

Watch the videos in sequence here. David DeGerolamo

The philosopher Zizek headlined at RT on August 20th, “The true enemy for Islamists is not the West’s neocolonialism or military aggression, but our ‘immoral’ culture”, and he said “it was not neocons who boosted Islamic fundamentalism, this fundamentalism grew up … Continue reading →

This is the best article I’ve read so far on Afghanistan. People fighting for their homeland have, among other advantages, a moral advantage against an occupying power. They’re fighting for what’s theirs, not to steal and dominate what isn’t. It’s … Continue reading →