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Xi's battle for credibility ahead of 20th CCP congress

Communist Party of China (CPC) General Secretary Xi Jinping’s internal civil war against his party rivals in the build-up to the XXth CPC National Congress — now likely to occur in November 2022 — took on new dimensions with the visit to Taipei on Aug. 2-3, 2022, of U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Read More.

Globalists, and jihadists, in the new world ruling order

Market globalists, wokers and jihadists have found allies in each other. Read More.

Media glaringly omit one likely cause of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome

The reports continue to come in of young people dying "suddenly" and "unexpectedly." Read More.

Soros official is living proof of boss's destructive policies

A “sexual health” expert at the notorious Open Society Foundations has become living proof of the horrifying consequences that come with drinking from his boss George Soros’s nation-destroying poisoned well. Read More.

Can Costner endorsement ease Liz Cheney's pain?

Wyoming RINO Rep. Liz Cheney is touting how she has been endorsed by leftist actor Kevin Costner. Read More.

FBI viewed Babbitt as Militia Violent Extremist ‘martyr’

The FBI classifies Americans it deems to be potential domestic terrorists as “Militia Violent Extremists” (MVEs), according to a document leaked to Project Veritas by a bureau whistleblower. Read More.

Trump's GOP: An America First sweep in Arizona

Arizona was the prime battleground on Tuesday as the new Donald Trump-led Republican Party was locked in a showdown with the corporate-establishment "get-along-gang." Read More.

Dr. Malone: Worse Covid outcomes for highly vaxxed

Individuals who have received multiple Covid booster shots are increasingly the ones being hospitalized, and in some cases dying, because of what Dr. Robert Malone describes as "immune imprinting." Read More.

Gaetz's bill would ban IRS from acquiring ammunition

Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz has introduced legislation aimed at prohibiting the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) from acquiring ammunition. Read More.

Vin Scully on socialism: Everybody gets 'something free' and then 'there's no food to eat'

Longtime Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully passed away on Tuesday at age 94. Read More.

South Korea missile advances check North, puts China at risk

South Korea has made significant advancements in its missile program out of the eye of the international media. But the rapid pace of development is being closely tracked by North Korea, China, and Russia. Read More.

PLA movements reported as Pelosi reached Taipei

Chinese state-run media reported that Su-35 fighter jets were crossing the Taiwan Strait at around 10:20 p.m. local time (around 10:20 a.m. EST), about the same time U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's delegation landed in Taipei. Read More.

Globalists at WEF call for end of private car ownership

The globalists at the World Economic Forum (WEF) are calling for an end to private vehicle ownership in favor of public transportation and "communal" cars. Read More.

Soros insists: 'Reform-minded' DAs aren't cause of rising crime

George Soros insists that the policies instituted by soft-on-crime prosecutors he has generously financed and supported have nothing do to with soaring crime rates in their jurisdictions. Read More.

Cassidy Hutchinson went to Trump camp for financial help

Cassidy Hutchinson, the Democrats' star witness during their Jan. 6 Select Committee show trial where she shared a warm embrace with anti-Trump Rep. Liz Cheney, asked former senior Trump administration officials for legal and financial assistance after she was subpoenaed by the committee in February, a report said. Read More.