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The Palmer Raids Biggest Raid

LeeF January 3, 1920 April 8, 2023

Americans woke up to discover just how little their own government regarded the cherished Bill of Rights. During the night, some 4,000 of their fellow …

The American Medical Association Begins a Smear Campaign Against Homeopathic Cancer Cure Developer, Dr. William Koch

LeeF December 22, 1919 April 8, 2023

The American Medical Association began its campaign to discredit and smear the reputation of Dr. William Koch following an erroneous report published on the first …

Honoré Daumier’s ‘Gargantua’ Censored

LeeF December 16, 1831 April 8, 2023

In this controversial lithograph, which was to be published in Charles Philipon’s newspaper La Caricature on December 16, 1831, Daumier depicted the corpulent monarch Louis-Philippe seated …

The Secret Treaty of Verona between Austria, France, Prussia and Russia to Suppress the Freedom of the U.S.A. – with the Help of the Pope?

LeeF November 22, 1822 April 8, 2023

In the secret 1822 Treaty of Verona (between Austria, France, Prussia and Russia) the Jesuits agreed to smash the US Constitution and suppress the freedom …

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John Lilburne was Arrested for Printing and Circulating ‘Unlicensed Books’ Critical of the King Charles I’s Monarchy

LeeF December 11, 1637 May 10, 2024

On December 11, 1637, John Lilburne was arrested upon his return from Holland and put on secret trial by the Star Chamber of Charles I. …

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Gunpowder Plot: Guy Fawkes a False Flag Patsy?

LeeF November 5, 1605 April 25, 2024

Is the story we’ve been taught about the Gunpowder plot really treason by Guy Fawkes and the group of Catholic men, or has history gone …

Fisherman Publicly Executed In North Korea For Listening To Foreign Radio Broadcast

4 years ago

A North Korean fishing boat captain was reportedly publicly executed for listening to a banned foreign radio station… According to the U.S. Government-funded Radio Free Asia, North Korea executed a 40 year-old man after he admitted to listening to radio broadcasts from Radio Free Asia, banned in the dictator state. North Korea has strict rules when it comes to what content citizens can consume to deny them access to information and news from outside the country’s borders. The man identified as Chongjin, picked up the foreign broadcasts while he was out in the … Read More

Tucker Carlson: Heritage Foundation, Other Koch-Funded Groups Carrying Water For Big Tech’s Left-Wing Agenda

5 years ago

Fox News host Tucker Carlson unveiled a report showing that several well-known conservative organizations, all funded by the Koch brothers, are actively helping so-called “Big Tech” suppress conservative speech on the internet. The Friday night “Tucker Carlson Tonight” monologue began with a review of various ways “Google, Facebook, and Twitter work in secret to impose a left-wing political agenda on this country.” Although polls show Republican voters “starting to figure this out” and wanting the Trump administration to take action, Carlson noted, “no one in Washington is doing … Read More

Monica Crowley Vindicated by Columbia Univ. after Fake Plagiarism Accusations from CNN, Establishment Media

5 years ago

Treasury Department Assistant Secretary of Public Affairs Monica Crowley has been vindicated by Columbia University after a years-long investigation ultimately concluded she did not plagiarize her thesis, despite allegations by CNN and other establishment media outlets that she did. Crowley, now the Treasury Department’s top spokeswoman but previously a Fox News contributor, had been under consideration to join the National Security Council (NSC) in the White House at the very beginning of President Donald Trump’s administration under his first national security adviser, retired Gen. Mike Flynn. Then, allegations … Read More

Google Fined €150 million by France For Engaging in Anti-Competitive Behavior

5 years ago

(Reuters) France’s competition watchdog fined Google (GOOGL.O) 150 million euros ($167 million) on Friday for abusing its power over the treatment of advertisers, saying it applied opaque rules and changed them at will. It is the first penalty imposed by the French antitrust watchdog against the U.S. tech company in a number of clashes with French authorities, and as Google faces a growing number of investigations into its business practices on both sides of the Atlantic. Google said it would appeal the decision. The authority’s investigation took four … Read More

“Monstrous”: Canadian Police Prepared to Shoot Indigenous Land Defenders, Documents Show

5 years ago

In an exclusive report Friday that outraged human rights advocates worldwide, The Guardian revealed that Canadian police wanted snipers on standby for a January 2019 crackdown on Indigenous land defenders who were blocking construction of a natural gas pipeline through unceded Wet’suwet’en territory. The Guardian reported on official records—documents as well as audio and video content—reviewed by the newspaper related to the police “invasion” that led to 14 arrests: Notes from a strategy session for a militarized raid on ancestral lands of the Wet’suwet’en nation show that commanders … Read More

President Trump Signs Defense Bill Creating Space Force

5 years ago

JOINT BASE ANDREWS, MARYLAND — Flanked by two F-35 fighter jets and in front of a giant American flag, President Trump on Friday signed the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act that officially created the Space Force, the sixth and first new military branch since 1947. “For the first time since Truman, we will create a brand new American military service,” Trump said. “You will witness the birth of the Space Force. That’s a big moment and we’re all here for it.” The creation of the Space Force marked … Read More

Former ’60 Minutes’ reporter Lara Logan files $25M lawsuit against NY Media

5 years ago

Former “60 Minutes” correspondent Lara Logan has filed a $25 million defamation suit against New York Media and writer Joe Hagan for a story that ran in New York magazine in 2014 titled “Benghazi and the Bombshell.” The story concerned a report by Logan in 2013 on “60 Minutes” about the 2012 attacks on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya. Four Americans were killed in the attack, including U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens. The report was retracted one month after it aired after it was determined that a key interview … Read More

Paper: Empty Gestures on Climate Change

5 years ago

In a paper he recently published, Bjørn Lomborg, director of the Copenhagen Consensus Center, deconstructs the myth that lugging around reusable grocery bags and using paper straws instead of plastic have any meaningful impact on our planet’s climate. As it turns out, all of the messaging about how to individually fight “global warming” by reducing one’s personal “carbon footprint” is a gaggle of lies and propaganda – and this from a guy who’s a vehement believer in climate change! Switching from beef to “Impossible Whoppers” will accomplish a whole lot of nothing, as … Read More

Media Silent as Forced Meningitis Vaccine in Africa Sickens & Cripples Children

12 years ago

In a vaccination program run by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, in the small village of Gouro, Chad, Africa, 500 children were locked into their school, threatened that if they did not agree to being vaccinated with a meningitis A vaccine, they would receive no further education. These children were vaccinated without their parents’ knowledge. This vaccine was an unlicensed product still going through the third and fourth phases of testing. Within hours, one hundred and six children began to suffer from headaches, vomiting, severe uncontrollable convulsions … Read More

Actress Brittany Murphy, Set to Testify on the DHS Harassment of Whistleblower Julia Davis, is Found Dead

15 years ago

Actress Brittany Murphy and Julia Davis were friends. Brittany Murphy was a witness in Julia Davis’ litigation against the Department of Homeland Security in response to the DHS harassment and attempts to discredit Julia Davis. Brittany Murphy was very supportive of Davis and Brittany Murphy being a famous celebrity made this a big deal. After Brittany Murphy’s support of Julia Davis became legal and public the DHS started targeting Brittany and her Husband. The couple claimed they too were subjected to wiretaps and visual surveillance. People wrote them … Read More

1998 “60 Minutes Interview” of Evil “Guiltless” George Soros

26 years ago

In an infamous 60 Minutes interview, which the Soros network and his media allies have worked hard to spin, Soros coolly agreed that he had “helped in the confiscation of property from the Jews.” Then he denied any feelings of guilt. “It’s just like in the markets — that if I weren’t there — of course, I wasn’t doing it, but somebody else would,” he observed. Soros was born in 1930, making him nine when the war broke out and 15 when it ended. Tivadar Soros, George’s dad, had … Read More

‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ Movie Released – Now Suppressed

78 years ago

Although the holiday season is behind us, I believe there are some remarks long overdue concerning the suppression of It’s a Wonderful Life, arguably America’s most beloved Christmas film of all time. I first became aware of the movie nearly half a century ago when I was around 20. A local station happened to air it, in no connection with Christmas. It’s a Wonderful Life was, at that time, just another piece of forgotten cinema, not regarded as “a holiday classic.” Yet even though I was a jaded … Read More

South Carolina Secedes From the Union

164 years ago

The force of events moved very quickly upon the election of Lincoln. South Carolina acted first, calling for a convention to SECEDE from the Union. State by state, conventions were held, and the CONFEDERACY was formed. Within three months of Lincoln’s election, seven states had seceded from the Union. Just as Springfield, Illinois celebrated the election of its favorite son to the Presidency on November 7, so did Charleston, South Carolina, which did not cast a single vote for him. It knew that the election meant the formation … Read More

James Madison: Who Are the Best Keepers of the People’s Liberties?

232 years ago

Republican. — The people themselves. The sacred trust can be no where so safe as in the hands most interested in preserving it. Anti-republican. — The people are stupid, suspicious, licentious. They cannot safely trust themselves. When they have established government they should think of nothing but obedience, leaving the care of their liberties to their wiser rulers. Republican. — Although all men are born free, and all nations might be so, yet too true it is, that slavery has been the general lot of the human race. Ignorant — they … Read More