Tag: wisdom

Recent Facebook insider leaks released by Project Veritas reveal that the social media giant’s demoting of conservative content isn’t just done by human moderators, it’s built right into the code of the website as a technical action called “deboosting.” Project Veritas latest bombshell report reveals inside info from Facebook. One of the most shocking revelations from the report is that Mark Zuckerberg’s suppression of conservative content on the platform isn’t just the result of heavy-handed moderation by human employees, but is actually built right into the code of … Read More

The Chinese government has infiltrated nearly every sector of the U.S. education system via a package of programs and monetary schemes that seek to indoctrinate American children and bring the Communist government’s propaganda into the classroom, according to a new report by a Senate investigatory body. The wide-ranging report by the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has found that China has spent nearly $200 million on educational entities known as Confucius Institutes. These programs have been instated in U.S. schools across the country with the mission … Read More

Michael Cohen has been accused of committing perjury and making “numerous wilfully and intentionally false statements of material fact” during Wednesday testimony in front of the House Oversight and Reform Committee. Anti-Trump Democrats are denying it, such is their zeal to overturn the 2016 election and impeach the president or cripple him as the 2020 election nears, but Michael Cohen appears to have perjured himself six times before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday. GOP Representatives Jim Jordan of Ohio and Mark Meadows of North Carolina leveled the charge … Read More

The Supreme Court of British Columbia has ruled that parents no longer have a say in their childrens’ upbringing, and can be recognized by the state as transgender against the parents’ wishes. Find out why the establishment is determined to tear apart the family unit at any cost. Source: Infowars … Read More

Glitter, whose real name is Paul Gadd, was sentenced for attempted rape, four counts of indecent assault and one of having sex with a girl under 13. Sentencing, Judge Alistair McCreath said he could find “no real evidence” that Gadd had atoned for his crimes. The 70-year-old showed no emotion as he left the dock at Southwark Crown Court. Judge McCreath told Gadd it was clear his victims “were all profoundly affected” by his abuse of them. “You did all of them real and lasting damage and you … Read More

(Geek.com) It was just last year that physicists thought they found the origin of Earth’s Van Allen radiation belts — and now a prominent group of them want those belts dead! It’s understandable, given the frustration these areas of space can cause to modern astrophysicists; if you want to launch a satellite or telescope, let alone a human being, the Van Allen belts will be a painful thorn in your side. So, says a growing group of astrophysicists, why not wipe them out altogether? It might seem odd … Read More

(Natural News) Mainstream media reports are brimming with condemnation against parents who make the informed decision not to vaccinate their children, claiming that unvaccinated individuals are directly responsible for triggering the handful of recent measles “outbreaks” that have been reported across the United States. But studies show that it’s actually the vaccinated “herd,” in many cases, that’s actively contracting this chickenpox-like illness, as well as spreading it to others. Though pro-vaccine zealots would like us all to believe that the primary cause of infectious disease outbreaks are people … Read More

February 27, 2000, a Taliban fatwa announced a ban on the cultivation of poppy. Enforcement commenced in July of that year. Taliban leader Mullah Omar gave a firm re-statement of the Taliban’s position, declaring the use, cultivation and trafficking of poppy as “haram” – forbidden by the Koran. The reality was almost certainly more complex: many saw the rapid about-face by the Taliban as an attempt to gain recognition or funding from the international community or even a ploy to push up opium prices while trading off stockpiles … Read More

All handguns were banned and were all registered with the agents of the state. Also in 1997 carrying any knife with a blade longer than 3 inches was made illegal. You now had to show “good reason” for carrying a knife, the presumption of innocence, until proven guilty of a crime, was gone. In England today you cannot carry any type of weapon for self defense and you cannot use a firearm to defend your home, family, or property. Gun control in Britain passed in stages, beginning just after … Read More

“Amnesty International considers Leonard Peltier to be a political prisoner whose avenues of redress have long been exhausted…. Amnesty International recognizes that a retrial is no longer a feasible option and believes that Leonard Peltier should be immediately and unconditionally released.” – Amnesty International, April 6, 1999 “I have been reading in Leonard Peltier’s book, and about an hour ago I spoke with him …. He is a remarkable person and the depth of his spirituality shows …. I would hope that the campaign to have him freed … Read More

On 31st January, 1933, Joseph Goebbels wrote in his diary about the plans to deal with the German Communist Party (KPD): “During discussions with the Führer we drew up the plans of battle against the red terror. For the time being, we decided against any direct counter-measures. The Bolshevik rebellion must first of all flare up; only then shall we hit back.” (1) On 24th February, the Gestapo raided Communist headquarters. Hermann Göring claimed that he had found “barrels of incriminating material concerning plans for a world revolution” … Read More

In 1844 in Philadelphia, a school took an unprecedented position: it would teach its students morality, but not Christianity. The Court ruled it could not do so–the Bible and Christianity must be included: “Why may not the Bible, and especially the New Testament … be read and taught as a divine revelation in the [schools]–its general precepts expounded. . . and its glorious principles of morality inculcated? Where can the purest principles of morality be learned so clearly or so perfectly as from the New Testament?” Vidal v … Read More

Many people know the first  Supreme Court decision to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional (It’s Marbury, of course), but few people could identify the Court’s first decision declaring Executive Branch action to be unconstitutional.  Little v Barreme (1804), called the Flying Fish case, involved an order by President John Adams, issued in 1799 during our brief war with France,  authorizing the Navy to seize ships bound for French ports.  The president’s order was inconsistent with an act of Congress declaring the government to have no such authorization.  … Read More

It was January 1776. In a bold plan hatched in London to end this rebellion, General Sir Henry Clinton was to sail from New York with 2,000 British regulars to the Cape Fear coastline of North Carolina. Meeting him in Brunswick, North Carolina with more troops would be naval commander Commodore Sir Peter Parker and Major General Lord Charles Cornwallis both sailing from Cork, Ireland. Altogether – 53 ships crammed with British military muscle planned to rendezvous in mid-February 1776 to crush the Whigs in the heart of … Read More