By R. Cort Kirkwood Far-left Democratic U.S. Senator Adam Schiff of California is more than just a mail, bank, and mortgage fraud suspect. Newly-declassified FBI 302 reports, first published by Just the News, show that in 2017, then-Representative Schiff approved leaking classified information to harm the incoming Trump administration. The reports are based on interviews...
By R. Cort Kirkwood It appears that the link between failed Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz and Communist China is stronger than originally thought. Judicial Watch has released 47 pages of records from counterintelligence probes by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security into that connection, which show that China was quite pleased with the selection of Walz as the veep. The...
By R. Cort Kirkwood President Trump has ordered the military to use force against the drug cartels that he designated as terrorist organizations on his first day in office. The New York Times reported the development this morning, a day after U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that a reward for the arrest of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro — also kingpin of the Cartel los...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Whether far-left Democratic U.S. Senator Adam Schiff of California faces possible prosecution for ordering the release of classified information in 2017, when he was ranking member of the House intelligence committee, is legally murky. But one thing isn’t. Either Schiff or the whistleblower is a felon. In the first case, the felony is leaking classified information...
By Wayne Allensworth A French TV documentary from the 2000s showed Amazonian rainforest tribesmen reacting to images of the modern world. Their eyes were wide with amazement — and, I think, some sense of sadness, even of foreboding. Their reaction to astronauts on the Moon was one of dismay, much, as I recall, like that of my great grandmother, who viewed the landings as somehow blasphemous. The...
By Wayne Allensworth I highly recommend watching Tucker Carlson’s interview with Professor John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago, noted foreign policy realist and author, along with Harvard’s Stephen Walt, of a very important book, The Lobby: The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy. As Carlson notes in the podcast, it is remarkable that the book was ever published, but as Mearsheimer says...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Three years ago, special counsel John Durham’s losing perjury trial against Clinton presidential campaign button man Michael Sussmann unveiled Hillary Clinton’s personal approval of the Russia Collusion Hoax to destroy President Donald Trump. A witness testified that Clinton personally approved the plan, which was known to President Barack Hussein...
By Wayne Allensworth By the time you notice that something is terribly wrong it’s often too late to fix it. Much of my adult life has been a slow but steady realization that things were and are worse than I thought. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s back up a bit to a time when I was first beginning a new career and a new life, a convinced Cold Warrior who soon realized that the Cold War was...
By Wayne Allensworth Our conscious memory is like a mist that covers the summit of a vast, awesome mountain. Brain scientists say that we retain memories of everything that ever happened to us. Under hypnosis, or during a near-death experience, a panorama of one’s life can be drawn out of the mist. And sometimes memories veiled by the unconscious mind can still, they say, affect our conscious...
By R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) The far-left U.S. district judge who thinks she unilaterally controls federal immigration policy ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) today not to arrest illegal alien Kilmar Abrego Garcia if and when a federal judge releases the gangbanger and wife beater from prison. Paula Xinis, appointed by President Barack Hussein Obama to the court in...
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