Geopolitics

Press not free in once-democratic South Korea

The South Korean courts and the government of leftist President Moon Jae-In have stepped up their crackdown on press freedom by imprisoning YouTube commentators who are critical of the regime or entities which support it, a report said. Read More.

Kabul bomber walked out of air base prison Biden abandoned

One of the terrorists who killed 13 U.S. military personnel and 169 Afghans in the bombings at Kabul airport walked away from the prison at Bagram Air Base after Joe Biden abandoned the base which held high strategic value, a report said. Read More.

Media blackout on India's Ivermectin success story

Big Media is continuing its blackout on how India has put Ivermectin to use in the treatment and prevention of Covid-19 to great success. Read More.

30,000 in UK died from Covid within 3 weeks of jab

During the first six months of 2021, 30,305 people died of Covid-19 within three weeks of receiving the vaccine, the UK Office for National Statistics revealed. The data destroys the narrative that the majority of deaths from Covid amid the most recent wave of the virus are unvaccinated individuals, a report said. Read More.

New big lie: China did not profit from 9-11

China’s Ministry of Propaganda adores big lies. It repeats them often, year after year, because it understands that ad-nauseum repetition is one of the best tools for conditioning global elites to defer to the CCP’s wishes. Read More.

Guinea president arrested over rigged 2020 election

Special forces in the African nation of Guinea have arrested President Alpha Conde on election fraud charges, reports say. Read More.

China lusts after Taiwan's semiconductor powerhouse

The invention of the solid-state transistor in the 1950s transformed the electronics and computing industries, and later, human society as a whole. The innovation and refining within the semiconductor manufacturing process drove the so-called "Third Industrial Revolution" from the 1950s to the 2000s. Read More.

China’s Xi regime maps high-tech dictatorship

In 2013, Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping said that “whoever controls data has the upper hand.” Read More.

Reports: Biden blocking private Afghan evacuations

Organizers of private chartered flights to evacuate Americans and Afghan allies out of Afghanistan say Team Biden is blocking their efforts. Read More.

Trump says he's getting calls from foreign leaders

Former President Donald Trump said foreign leaders have been calling him to express their outrage over Joe Biden's bumbling performance in the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Read More.

Meanwhile from Panjshir Valley: ‘I fight on’

As the Taliban closed in on Kabul, then-President Ashraf Ghani fled for the UAE with millions in U.S. cash. Then-Vice President Amrullah Saleh escaped and joined the National Resistance Front in the Panjshir Valley. Read More.

Report: U.S. drone had lock on Kabul airport bomber

Not only did the U.S. Department of Defense know who the Kabul airport bomber was and when the attack would occur, but a U.S. drone had a lock on the terrorist who carried out the bombing, a former U.S. assistant secretary of defense said. Read More.

Taliban now has more Black Hawks than most nations

The Taliban announced they are now flying American Black Hawk helicopters that were left behind by the Biden administration. Read More.

Boosting commies: Harris photo-op in Vietnam

In what has been described as the worst photo op since (Hanoi) Jane Fonda in 1972 put on a helmet and posed on a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun (or one of the best if you are a diehard communist), Kamala Harris posed with Vietnamese communist leaders in front of a statute of the murderous Ho Chi Minh. Read More.

Team Biden approves deal for black-listed Huawei

The Biden administration has granted Chinese Communist Party-linked Huawei Technologies licenses to purchase American computer chips for use in advanced vehicle components. Read More.