The U.S. fentanyl crisis is driven by a global supply chain originating in Chinese chemical factories, where precursors are produced and smuggled into Mexico. Brokers play a central role in this illicit trade, exploiting legal loopholes and corruption to transport precursors to Mexican cartels, which manufacture the drug and distribute it in the U.S. Brokers…

Questions continue to rise over the Pentagon’s alleged role in undermining U.S. military strength and national security Mike Adams and Steve Quayle warn of the Department of Defense's potential role in weakening U.S. military strength, national security and economic stability. They trace vulnerabilities to the Obama administration, citing incidents like Iran capturing a U.S. drone…

SURVEILLANCE? U.S. expands biometric technology in airports The TSA is rapidly deploying facial recognition technology at U.S. airports, aiming to improve efficiency and security. However, this expansion has sparked significant debate over privacy, transparency, and potential government overreach. Critics argue that the risks of biometric systems, particularly facial recognition, outweigh the benefits. Despite TSA assurances…

The wildfires in Los Angeles exposed significant failures in Democratic leadership, with Mayor Karen Bass and Governor Gavin Newsom criticized for being absent, unprepared, and prioritizing ideological policies over public safety. Bass’s decision to travel abroad during the crisis and Newsom’s environmental policies, such as draining reservoirs, were particularly condemned. Mayor Bass’ $17.6 million cut…

When governments, corporations, and elitists PROFIT from an ongoing crisis, that’s what reality becomes — a series of never-ending crises of global proportions Energy companies profit from energy crises, while the military industrial complex benefits from wars, and pharmaceutical companies gain from pandemics, turning ongoing crises into profitable ventures for elites at the expense of…

UK government deploys “Behavioral Insight Team” to manipulate and “nudge” people to support climate change goals The UK government has sparked controversy by employing the Behavioural Insights Team (BIT), a taxpayer-funded group specializing in psychological “nudges,” to counter public skepticism about heat pumps. This £100,000 ($123,000) initiative seeks to re-frame criticism of the technology—a cornerstone…