Hope for the dead
Andrew P. Napolitano | All is possible if freedom lives.
Category: Aggregated
News posts aggregated from alternative news sources.
What Killed The Middle Class?
Charles Hugh-Smith | If the four structural trends highlighted below don’t reverse, the middle class is heading for extinction.
Professor raised under communism explains academics’ love of socialism – and why they’re wrong
The College Fix | The difference between ideas and facts is lost on leftist scholars.
Mass. Dem compares Trump’s rise to Hitler
The Hill | Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) this week compared Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s rise to that of Adolf Hitler in Germany in the 1930s.
Could the SUN wipe out humanity?
Daily Mail | Superflares erupting from the star could destroy our atmosphere, astronomers warn.
Apple Vs FBI: The War On Encryption
It is ridiculous to have FBI claim it can’t break into Iphone.
Heavy social media users ‘trapped in endless cycle of depression’
Phenomenon sometimes referred to as “Facebook depression.”
Mr NWO Endorses Ted Cruz
Roger Stone predicted the establishment would get behind Cruz.
Trump Tweets Alex Jones, Roger Stone Interview
Interview breaks down how Koch bros. are controlling the Republican establishment.
Utah Voter Claims Fraud
“I literally had over fifty ballots in my hand.”
Carl’s Jr To Replace All Workers With Robots
Carl’s Jr To Replace All Workers With Robots https://t.co/vUayNfSoII pic.twitter.com/E0DTkwdpXS — Before It’s News (@beforeitsnews) March 24, 2016
What Killed the Middle Class?
Everyone knows the middle class is fading fast. I’ve covered this issue in depth for years, for example: Honey, I Shrunk the Middle Class: Perhaps 1/3 of Households Qualify (December 28, 2015) and What Does It Take To Be Middle…
Politicians: Give Us More Tax Revenue or Else
To gain more taxes, govt. threatens to cut the most popular programs.
Turkish President Warned That Brussels Attacker Was Militant
Turkey had previously caught and deported one of the terrorists.
US manufacturing still weak; labor market flexes muscle
Increase in Americans filing for unemployment.