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Sure, it looks like a plumber’s nightmare, but this DIY shotgun actually has a lot of interesting features. Instant Access to Current Spot Prices & Interactive Charts Constructed by AK Custom, the build is pretty straightforward and accomplished with a few hand tools, a welding machine, and a tabletop vise. The NFA-compliant garage gun is a hybrid slam-fire design that incorporates a hammer and trigger, providing more control than a Philippine guerrilla gun. Read the Whole Article

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Thousands of Americans continue to sign a petition demanding that the US government declare billionaire financier George Soros a domestic terrorist and strip him of all of his assets. American political analyst Jim Hoft explained to Sputnik Radio why Americans are so outraged with the 87-year-old investor. Thousands of Americans continue to sign the petition, which calls on the US government to declare billionaire George Soros a domestic terrorist and strip him of all of his assets. It has reached the threshold needed for an official response by the White House. In the petition, the activists accuse the investor of trying to “destabilize” the United States through organizations founded and sponsored by the … Continue reading →

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Magnesium cream could be used as an alternative or in addition to medication to combat high blood pressure, a study has found. It could be promising news for the millions of people who suffer from hypertension, which raises the risk of heart disease, stroke and vascular dementia. Scientists know that people with higher than average blood pressure can be deficient in magnesium, which is thought to help the body to regulate blood flow. Now a new study has found that topical application absorbed through skin significantly boosts levels of the mineral in the blood. Approximately 75 million adults in the US … Continue reading →

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Earlier this month, famous investor Marc Faber reiterated something we’ve long told our readers: You need to own gold. And you need to own it now. Especially in the face of cyberterrorism. In a recent interview with Metal Masters, Faber noted that the biggest geopolitical risk for Americans today is not a conventional war, but rather cyberattacks that could take down the entire U.S. power grid. If that were to happen, noted Faber, gold would become an “irreplaceable medium of exchange.” “It’s good to have a diversified asset outside of the banking system and not financially related,” said Faber. That way, if cyber hackers did go … Continue reading →

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They say that most of the world’s real dangers arise not because of what people don’t know but because of what they do «know» that just ain’t so. As a case in point, consider three things about Korea that the bipartisan Washington establishment seems quite sure of but are far removed from reality: Delusion 1: All options, including U.S. military force, are «on the table.» – Everyone knows there are no military «options» the U.S. could use against North Korea that don’t result in disaster. The prospect that a «surgical strike» could «take out» (a muscular-sounding term much loved by laptop … Continue reading →

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While many pundits rush to pat themselves on the back for being the first to postulate that the US violations of international law which are implicit in the FBI’s searches of Russian diplomatic properties in the US sets a worrying precedent for Julian Assange, this is not an original thesis. Far from it, it was actually theorised by Julian Assange himself. On the 14th of July, 2017, Julian Assange laid out the legal case for why Barack Obama’s confiscation of Russian diplomatic properties in the US dating from December of 2016, was illegal and cited the appropriate provisions of international law, including … Continue reading →

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There’s no doubt about it: three letter agencies like the NSA, FBI and CIA and the ones we don’t yet know about are full of great people who want nothing but the best for their fellow human beings. People join these agencies because they have good hearts, and want to see the world thrive in a state of peace, equality, abundance and freedom. That being said, the “disastrous rise of misplaced power” to which President Eisenhower referred when referencing the military industrial complex, has taken a hold of these agencies, which now comprise what’s known as the Deep State. The Deep … Continue reading →

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With various websites (not all “white nationalist”) seeing various Internet services withdrawn from them, and given that our media and political classes are not exactly known for their ability to make fine distinctions, could ever more sites and groups, more or less innocuous, find themselves subjected to this kind of treatment? Lew Rockwell and I discuss this and a heck of a lot else, including the controversy about libertarians and fascism. Listen to the podcast For audio of the previous debates go to TomWoods.com. Time to buy old US gold coins

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Bush and Cheney: How They Ruined America and the World – David Ray Griffin Defy Your Doctor and Be Healed – C. Thomas Corriher The Silk Roads: A New History of the World – Peter Frankopan The Road to Serfdom: Text and Documents – F. A. Hayek Lincoln Unmasked: What You’re Not Supposed to Know About Dishonest Abe – Thomas J. Dilorenzo No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority – Lysander Spooner The Survival Medicine Handbook: A Guide for When Help is Not on the Way – Joseph Alton The Medusa File II: The Politics of Terror and the Oklahoma City Bombing – Craig Roberts The Great Heresies – Hilaire … Continue reading →

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“Both my husband and I were youths in Mao Zedong’s era,” says 63-year-old Wang Aiying. “We abided by the Party’s words, answered the Party’s call of duty and supported the Party’s policy.” Among other things, that meant adhering to the one-child ruling, an act of obedience that would, in 2015, leave Wang in deep despair. After her son died, she became a shidu fumu, one of a growing number of bereaved Chinese entering their twilight years without the emotional and financial support of a child. Her son, Chang Jia, was nearly not born at all. In 1980, having been pregnant for … Continue reading →

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In this devastating critique of the enduring harm done by the Bush/Cheney presidency, Griffin provocatively links an informed account of American foreign policy failures to a definitive critique of the official version of the 9/11 attacks. All who regard themselves as responsible citizens should expose themselves to Griffin s arguments set forth so lucidly, persuasively, and imaginatively in this indispensable book. Richard Falk, Emeritus Professor of International Law, Princeton University. Contrary to popular opinion, at least in liberal circles, America did not abruptly turn Orwellian once Donald Trump set up his business in the White House by which time that nightmarish … Continue reading →

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We here at Mental Floss are known for lusting after Frank Lloyd Wright’s designs. We’d kill to buy a Wright house in Michigan or Minnesota, on a private island, by a waterfall, or anywhere else for that matter. Even if it wasn’t personally designed by the celebrated architect, really. But we have wondered why so many houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright—arguably the most famous American architect in history—are up for sale, sometimes for cheap. (One of his houses in Michigan went on the market for less than $500,000 in 2016.) As it turns out, his houses are really quite hard to sell, as we learned from The New York … Continue reading →

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The United States is killing entire families in Raqqa, Syria, and enabling Saudi Arabia to do the same in Yemen. In June of this year, the U.S. led a campaign to retake the city of Raqqa from ISIS fighters while the Russian and Syrian militaries were also attempting to do the same thing. In the first week of fighting, U.N. war crimes investigators warned that the U.S. had already killed 300 civilians from air strikes alone in that seven day period. Rather than heed that warning, the U.S. has continued the same strategy of pounding Raqqa into the ground despite the likelihood of civilian … Continue reading →

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All week some of the very worst people in climate activism have been trying to make political mileage out of Hurricane Harvey. They range from the inevitable Naomi Klein… NOW IS EXACTLY the time to talk about climate change, and all the other systemic injustices — from racial profiling to economic austerity — that turn disasters like Harvey into human catastrophes. …and the inevitable Michael “Hide the Decline” Mann… Climate change worsened the impact of Hurricane Harvey. …to whichever disgruntled, anti-Trump, predictably left-wing NOAA employee runs the @altnoaa Twitter account: Two words that @realDonaldTrump or @FEMA_Brock has 100% failed to use in this crisis – climate … Continue reading →

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Read Part I Mass surveillance is about control. It’s promulgators may well claim, and even believe, that it is about control for the greater good, a control that is needed to keep a cap on disorder, to be fully vigilant to the next threat. But in a context of rampant political corruption, widening economic inequalities, and escalating resource stress due to climate change and energy volatility, mass surveillance can become a tool of power to merely perpetuate itself, at the public’s expense. A major function of mass surveillance that is often overlooked is that of knowing the adversary to such … Continue reading →

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