Day: December 25, 2019

Categories Journalism & Mass media

Epstein “Admitted To Me He Was A Spy”, Ex-Biz Partner… Has Prince Andrew by the…

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Steven Hoffenberg was arrested by FBI agents in Arkansas in 1996, after regulators accused him of defrauding investors. The former business partner of Jeffrey Epstein in Towers Financial spent 18 years in jail for the largest Ponzi schemes in history prior to Bernie Madoff’s crimes. … Read More >Epstein “Admitted To Me He Was A Spy”, Ex-Biz Partner… Has Prince Andrew by the…

Categories Op-ed

Trans woman Debbie Hayton is accused of transphobia after expressing view that we are biologically attached to our sex at birth

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A transgender woman has been accused of transphobia for wearing a T-shirt saying she is really still a man. The obnoxious side of the LGBT community is again trying to cancel someone for the “crime” of sharing a different view. … Read More >Trans woman Debbie Hayton is accused of transphobia after expressing view that we are biologically attached to our sex at birth

Categories Op-ed

Hong Kong protesters co-opt GTA for their riots, get owned by mainland gamers – if only it would all stay online

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The battle for Hong Kong has spilled over into virtual reality, after Western-backed protesters discovered they could use new Grand Theft Auto (GTA) features to act out their frustrations and fantasies. But two can play that game. … Read More >Hong Kong protesters co-opt GTA for their riots, get owned by mainland gamers – if only it would all stay online

Categories Op-ed

‘Russian aggression’ is just a pretext for US politicians to further bloat 2020 defense budget, while Moscow won’t even care

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By Scott Ritter, a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer with experience in Russian affairs, the Middle East, arms control, national security issues. From 1991-1998, he served as a Chief Weapons Inspector with the UN in Iraq. … Read More >‘Russian aggression’ is just a pretext for US politicians to further bloat 2020 defense budget, while Moscow won’t even care

Categories Middle East

Fireworks instead of mortar shells: Syrian Christians flood the streets in spiritual unity of Christmas celebrations (PHOTOS)

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Flashy firework displays and bright lit Christmas trees popped up all across Syria to celebrate Christmas, a joyous day not only for the Christian minority, but to people of other faiths living in the country. … Read More >Fireworks instead of mortar shells: Syrian Christians flood the streets in spiritual unity of Christmas celebrations (PHOTOS)