Study: Global One-Child Policy Not Enough for “Sustainability”

The New American by Alex Newman A team of environmental “scientists” published a new study in a U.S. government-linked journal … More

Saudi Arabia: on the Verge of Tough Decisions

New Eastern Outlook by Viktor Mikhin Saudi Arabia is once again in the center of international events. The international community … More

9/11 Was NATO’s License to Expand Globally

Strategic Culture by Wayne MADSEN The 9/11 attacks on the United States undoubtedly benefited a number of actors, including the … More

Japan Reacts to Worsening Fukushima Disaster By … Reopening Nuclear Plant Next to Active Volcano Which Is About to Blow

Washington’s Blog D’oh! Scientists warned that an earthquake could take out Fukushima. The Japanese ignored the warning … and even … More

From This Day Forward, We Will Watch How The Stock Market Performs Without The Fed’s Monetary Heroin

The Economic Collapse by Michael Snyder Mark this day on your calendars.  The Dow is at 16974, the S&P 500 … More

CDC: Ebola Spreads Like Flu

InfoWars by KIT DANIELS “Droplet spread” of Ebola, flu nearly identical, according to CDC documents Image Credit: CDC Ebola spreads … More

Putin’s Energy Embargo Against Europe Will Lead To WW III Before The End Of The Year

The Common Sense Show by Dave Hodges Russian War Games   The following information comes exclusively from my confidential sources … More

Oil Residue The Size Of Rhode Island Covers Gulf Of Mexico Seafloor In Macondo Well Disaster Aftermath

Zero Hedge Ever since the April 2010 disaster on the BP-operated Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico, there was … More

The 500 Year Old Map that Shatters the Official History of the Human Race

The Daily Sheeple by Buck Rogers If conventional wisdom on the history of the human race is correct, then human … More

Crisis Governance Covers Collapsing Currency

Alt-Market by Bob Livingston The world is bound up in a paper money/credit explosion that can only end badly. What … More

CDC Says Ebola Droplets Can Only Travel 3 Feet … But MIT Research Shows Sneezes Can Travel Up to 20 Feet

Washington’s Blog Checking the CDC’s Math This week, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) admitted that Ebola can travel through … More

Georgia in the Ebola Zone, “another viral or bacterial bomb waiting to explode?”

New Eastern Outlook by Henry Kamens Predictably, since the US signed the Bio Weapons Convention it has invented increasingly innovative … More

Russia Deploys Troops, Robots Along Entire “2nd Middle East” Arctic Belt

Zero Hedge On the heels of Sweden’s military deployment (following the discovery of a damaged Russian sub), it appears Russia … More

The Deep State and the Bias of Official History

InfoWars by PETER DALE SCOTT Image Credits: Simboli How do Wall Street, oil companies and the shadow government agencies like … More

Iraq and Afghanistan: the US Grand Strategy and Grand Failures

New Eastern Outlook by Salman Rafi Sheikh The success of the ISIS or ISIL in Syria and Iraq against the … More

GM Crops and the Rat Digestive Tract: Is GM Food Safe for Animals and Humans?

Global Research by I.M. Zdziarski, J.W. Edwards, & J.A. Carman ABSTRACT The aim of this review is to examine the … More

The Pope’s Embrace Of Evolution Brings Us One Step Closer To A One World Religion

The American Dream by Michael Snyder If you wanted to create a religion that almost everyone would love, how would … More

ISIS: America’s Terrorist Mercenaries

New Eastern Outlook by Tony Cartalucci Generally historical revision takes place long after events unfold and the victors attempt to … More

US War, Inc. America Stuck in the Vicious Circle of the War Economy

Global Research By Perry Miller Ike at his desk in the White House. An unexpected source of truth about the … More

Ebola Virus Is More Likely to Spread through Aerosols – and Survive Longer – When It’s Cold

Washington’s Blog What Will Happen to Ebola When Winter Hits? A British government defense lab finds that Ebola can last … More