News posts aggregated from alternative news sources.
RT | A motorist has attempted to hit soldiers, who were jogging near an army base in southern France, local media reported. The car then fled the scene and authorities launched a manhunt.
Mac Slavo | Amazon has decided to offer a new service that seems innocent on the surface.
American Mirror | Yes, the woman who can’t stop talking about impeaching the president without a shred of evidence, is complimenting her colleagues for NOT discussing it.
Campus Reform | “We live in a world dominated by freedom and Democracy because Thomas Jefferson wrote the document that started it all.”
Information Liberation | Ben Shapiro says the show redefines Trump supporters “as blue collar leftists rather than conservatives.”
Information Liberation | Boris Johnson has been point blank lying about the degree of certainty Porton Down scientists have about the Skripals being poisoned with a Russian “novichok” agent.
Information Liberation | CNN’s Ron Brownstein attacked Tucker Carlson on Tuesday for daring to highlight the rapid demographic changes happening across America without public discussion nor so much as a vote.
Despite vote in Parliament to stop recognizing child marriage.
“We need a Disney princess who’s pro-choice.”
Paul Joseph Watson | Despite vote in Parliament to stop recognizing child marriage.
CNS News | “We need a Disney princess who’s pro-choice.”
In the year 2016, a total number of 792,131 children were born in Germany. Compared with 2015’s total of 737,575 new-borns, the number had increased by 7 per cent in a single year.
Voice Of Europe | In the year 2016, a total number of 792,131 children were born in Germany. Compared with 2015’s total of 737,575 new-borns, the number had increased by 7 per cent in a single year.
The economic impact of this opioid drug disaster adds up to $91 billion in lost productivity during 2015, alongside 42,000 deaths in 2016.
Breitbart | The economic impact of this opioid drug disaster adds up to $91 billion in lost productivity during 2015, alongside 42,000 deaths in 2016.