Monthly Archives: March 2017

Allegedly Nunes’ sources were Ezra Cohen-Watnick and Michel Ellis

Posted on 2017/03/31 by

In the latest development surrounding last week’s announcement by Devin Nunes, according to which President Trump and his associates were incidentally swept up in foreign surveillance by American spy agencies, the NYT reports that the pair of White House officials … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in current events | Leave a comment

Allegedly Clinton covered up an ambassador who raped children

Posted on 2017/03/31 by

March 27, 2017 Baxter Dmitry Editor’s Picks, News, US 92 An NBC news report claims that Hillary Clinton, while secretary of state, shut down an investigation into an elite pedophile ring in State Department ranks in order to avoid scandal. … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in current events | Leave a comment

When is the NYPD going to arrest Weiner and Clinton?

Posted on 2017/03/30 by

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The letter cited in this article was originally published by Buzzfeed & other Main Stream Media on November 2, 2016.)

Rate this:

Posted in current events | Leave a comment

Tony Podesta grossed more than $500,000 to represent a Chinese company criminally convicted of sending illegal shipments of telecom equipment to Iran

Posted on 2017/03/29 by

Democratic super-lobbyist Tony Podesta grossed more than $500,000 to represent a Chinese company criminally convicted in March of sending illegal shipments of telecom equipment to Iran, The Daily Caller News Foundation’s Investigative Group has learned.

Rate this:

Posted in current events | Leave a comment

Paris is burning due to vibrant diversity (which is our strength. Celebrate diversity or else.)

Posted on 2017/03/28 by

https://www.periscope.tv/w/1lDxLRoYvAvGm Syrian refugees in the northern German city of Peine faced off with other migrants on Saturday night. The video below shows the two groups pelting each other with stones and chanting “Allah Akbar.” According to reports in the German … Continue reading →

Rate this:

Posted in current events | Leave a comment