Category: Aggregated

Explosion kills 11 in southern Pakistan

Shayler Exclusive: ‘MI6 Gave “Manchester Bomber” Father Ramadan Abedi (AKA “Tunworth”) £40,000 To Kill Gaddafi in 1996’

It Wasn’t Just The NSA: Germany Spied On The White House For Years

It Wasn’t Just The NSA: Germany Spied On The White House For Years

US senator: US strikes on Syrian forces ‘completely illegal’

Syria’s White Helmets, Al Qaeda’s Co-Workers : Severed Heads of Syrian Arab Army Soldiers Paraded as Trophies

Saudi Arabia vs Qatar: Middle East Controlled-Demolition Plan?

‘US coalition bombs randomly, hitting civilians rather than ISIS’ – Raqqa refugees

‘US coalition bombs randomly, hitting civilians rather than ISIS’ – Raqqa refugees

Saudi Arabia demands Qatar shut down Al-Jazeera, cut ties with Iran

Vaccines Aren’t What You Think They Are – David Icke

People made fun of cars like the Vega and Chevette – but at least GM made money on them. And when GM stopped making money on cars like them, it stopped trying to sell them. They got cancelled and replaced. Profitability used to determine whether a car remained in production. Of course, those were the Old Days – when the car business wasn’t a government-supported, politically-motivated crony capitalist enterprise, as it is today. Today, profits don’t matter. Grotesque losses are embraced – probably because GM (and the rest of the industry) knows that the government – read, you and me … Continue reading →

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As the Middle Eastern States split between the partisans and adversaries of clericalism, Washington, Moscow and Beijing are negotiating a new deal. Thierry Meyssan evaluates the impact of this earthquake on the Palestinian, Iraqi-Syrian and Yemeni conflicts. The diplomatic crisis around Qatar has frozen several regional conflicts and disguised the attempts at resolution by others. No-one knows when the curtain will rise, but it should reveal a region which has been profoundly transformed. 1— The Palestinian conflict Since the expulsion of the majority of Palestinians from their homes (the Nakba, 15 May 1948) and the refusal by the Arab peoples … Continue reading →

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My home assembled, $258 short barreled pistol grip shotgun. If the shooter doesn’t like the pistol grip, he can switch the gun back to a full stock. (Photo: David LaPell) In the last couple of months, the shotgun world has been taken by surprise with Mossberg’s introduction of the 590 Shockwave and on its heels Remington’s response with the 870 Tac-14. Both have redefined what a personal defense shotgun can be. They are both in 12 gauge, both have 14 inch barrels and both feature the same Shockwave Raptor pistol grip. Short barreled shotguns themselves are nothing new. Coach guns … Continue reading →

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If Ron Paul were president, he would get the ball rolling immediately to abolish the CIA. That’s because he strongly disapproves of most of what the CIA does and has done in the past. He’d expend the time, energy and political costs to see the process through. He’d fight this fight with his heart in it. He’d take the risk. However, no president, including Trump, has decided to abolish the CIA or even broached the idea in public because each one has found the agency useful and/or each did not want to expend the political capital to abolish or drastically … Continue reading →

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