Category: Aggregated

Israeli warplanes launch several airstrikes on Gaza Strip

California passes new bills on gun control

Turkey government officials see off Gaza-bound aid ship after Israel deal

Soros Plots European Order Coup: EU Will Disintegrate, Rise Again Under ‘New Marshall Plan’

21WIRE calls out US Media for hyping fake ‘Active Shooter’ event at Andrews Base

Mammonism, Brexit and The Rest of Us

Six gunmen and 20 hostages killed, 13 others freed as Bangladeshi forces end Dhaka cafe siege

A perfectly-tailored suit, a luxurious wristwatch and… a gun Walter PPK. He gets off from a special edition of Aston Martin and orders vodka-martini; shaken not stirred. These are details of the unchangeable style of the most popular British movie actor, James Bond, immune to fashion and variety, just like the time of the Island. As the facts show, behind the character and the different plots of the films, quite often, are hidden real stories, decoded messages and even considerable foreign policy concepts. In this perspective, the last film of the series shed light on the internal contradictions and the … Continue reading →

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The last eyewitness to the inner circle of the Nazis has described the party’s propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels as a ‘ranting dwarf’ and a ‘big pig’. Brunhilde Pomsel, now 105, was Goebbels’ secretary and got closer to the Nazi center of power than anyone alive. From 1942 on, she worked closely with Hitler’s agitator and seducer of the masses – the man who conditioned the Germans to hate the Jews and accept their deportations to an unknown fate. Now her recollections of working for the Nazi monster are featuring in a new documentary. ’Her personal journey into the past leads … Continue reading →

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If you wrench – or even just tinker – you may already have a portable jump-starter rig. They are super handy to have. For those who aren’t hip, it’s jumper cables plus a high-capacity battery (lithium-ion) that recharges via household current. If you – or someone else – ever needs a jump, you won’t need another car. You also won’t risk hurting your car. Modern cars have sensitive electronics and these can be damaged by traditional car-to-car jump-starting. There is also the traditional risk of sparks – and possibly, an explosion. (Batteries can leak hydrogen gas, which isn’t what you want … Continue reading →

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1. Confirmed: FBI Introduced Florida Shooter to ‘Informants’ Tony Cartalucci on the unraveling. . 2. 5 Reasons To Question the Official Story Of the Orlando shooting, from Brandon Turbeville. . 3. I’m Skeptical About Orlando Give me more than pressitute claims, says Paul Craig Roberts. . 4. The Left Is Imploding Get out the popcorn, says Gavin McInnes. NB: adult language. . 5. The Orlando Gay-Bar Shooting Linh Dinh on what it really means. . 6. Hillary’s on the Ropes When’s the KO? Article by Andrew P. Napolitano. . 7. Giving the Bureaucrats a Taste of Their Own Medicine You can use this tool, too. . … Continue reading →

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Originally published by AmmoLand.com. Wisconsin –  While you and I prepare for a weekend of R&R in celebration of this nation’s freedom, Wisconsin Republicrat Paul Ryan is working behind the scenes to crush what little freedom you and I have left. That’s right, Ryan — according to a story on AmmoLand News and again on rollcall.com yesterday, “House Plans Vote on Guns Next Week” — will urge the U.S. House early next week to vote for “a counterterrorism package that will include a provision to prevent suspected terrorists from buying guns” and a so-called mental health bill that will effectively disarm … Continue reading →

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Fascism: The Career of a Concept. By Paul E. Gottfried.  Northern Illinois University Press, 2016. Vii + 226 pages. Paul Gottfried’s immensely erudite survey of interpretations of fascism puts one in mind of Ludwig von Mises.  Although Gottfried does not discuss Mises, readers of his excellent book will again and again be surprised and instructed at the extent to which Gottfried defends views similar to those of the great Austrian economist. Surprise, though, is not really in order. Though Mises is a classical liberal and Gottfried a conservative, both are steeped in the values and traditions of European civilization, and … Continue reading →

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When David Cameron decided to let the British people vote on Brexit, he did not realize that he would open a real can of worms. Before the referendum, I declared that Brexit would not be the reason for a collapse of the world economy but that it could be the catalyst for such a collapse. We have only seen a few days’ reaction with heavy intervention from central banks around the world but judging by the massive volatility we have seen so far, there is now a very high likelihood that a major secular decline in the world economy will … Continue reading →

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Are psychopaths trendy? Does saying “I have psychopathic tendencies” pass the dinner table test? Is this merely the latest debilitating condition to be reimagined as a fascinating quirk, à la “I’m a little bit OCD”? If so, popular non-fiction might be to blame. In 2011, Jon Ronson’s The Psychopath Test introduced millions of readers to a checklist, devised by psychologist Robert Hare, that scores people on a range of psychopathic traits. A year later, Kevin Dutton’s The Wisdom of Psychopaths advanced the idea that we all sit somewhere on a psychopathic spectrum, and that aspects of psychopathy can be harnessed … Continue reading →

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