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Pastor Darrell Scott: Trump most pro-black president ever. Richard Ojeda: voting for Trump was his worst mistake

Posted on October 12, 2020October 12, 2020By Editor

On this episode of Going Underground, we firstly speak to Pastor Darrell Scott, Author of ‘Nothing to Lose: Unlikely Allies in the Struggle for a Better Black America’ and a member of President Trump’s 2016 transition team. He discusses Donald Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis and rejection of a virtual debate with Democrat rival Joe Biden, why he believes Trump is the most pro-black president in history … Read More >Pastor Darrell Scott: Trump most pro-black president ever. Richard Ojeda: voting for Trump was his worst mistake

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Presidential debates or presidential advertising?

Posted on October 10, 2020October 10, 2020By Editor

At this point, the ‘debates’ are looking more like televised joint appearances. Congress is confronting Big Tech. And was the Loch Ness Monster just confirmed?! … Read More >Presidential debates or presidential advertising?

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US workers appeal to UN for help

Posted on October 9, 2020October 9, 2020By Editor

US labor and union leaders have turned to the United Nations for help in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. Free and fair elections are the focus leading up to the US election. And Christian America reacts to racial justice, activism, and politics. … Read More >US workers appeal to UN for help

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CrossTalk, QUARANTINE EDITION: What is Trumpism?

Posted on October 9, 2020October 9, 2020By Editor

With Election Day looming, it is important to ask how Donald Trump changed the GOP, if at all. Is there such a thing as “Trumpism?” Do the political and establishment elites understand why he was elected in the first place? And, does populism on the right have a future? … Read More >CrossTalk, QUARANTINE EDITION: What is Trumpism?

USA

2020 is Tumbling Toward 1917

Posted on October 5, 2020October 5, 2020By Editor

When the Russian Revolution toppled the czar and put the Bolsheviks into power, the civilized countries of western Europe had good reason to tell themselves it could never happen to them. Russia was a barbaric country with a lopsided social structure, masses of peasants and no middle class to speak of. Their political system was a relic of the past … Read More >2020 is Tumbling Toward 1917

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Controversy at the 1st debate, after RGB, big pharma price gouging

Posted on October 3, 2020October 3, 2020By Editor

The presidential debate between Biden and Trump shocked anyone with an understanding of politics in the USA and its history. Media pundits want to talk about how Trump violated procedures and norms but Lee Camp reports on the many ways that the showdown ultimately holds up the status quo which neither of the parties are willing to question. … Read More >Controversy at the 1st debate, after RGB, big pharma price gouging

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CrossTalk, QUARANTINE EDITION: Winners & losers

Posted on October 2, 2020October 2, 2020By Editor

The first presidential debate exhibited lots of light, but not much heat. One can argue neither candidate lost, meaning neither won. A perfect reflection of the nation’s politics. With the campaign coming to an end, do the debates have any meaningful impact? Is there such a thing as an undecided voter? … Read More >CrossTalk, QUARANTINE EDITION: Winners & losers

World

Ukraine admits fears over Russian influence in Belarus as Minsk claims foreign powers trying to separate country from Moscow

Posted on September 4, 2020September 4, 2020By Editor

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister has warned that extra Russian clout in Belarus is dangerous for Kiev. Dmitry Kuleba’s comments come as the Belarusian Prime Minister said foreign powers hope to drive a wedge between Minsk and Moscow … Read More >Ukraine admits fears over Russian influence in Belarus as Minsk claims foreign powers trying to separate country from Moscow

Asia & Pacific

Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, announces resignation

Posted on August 30, 2020August 30, 2020By Editor

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who led Japan for eight consecutive years, has said he is stepping down hours after he informed his ruling coalition that he was suffering from health issues. … Read More >Shinzo Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, announces resignation

USA

‘Slap in the face’: Democrats score a self-own after leaving Asian-Americans off DNC speaker list while pushing identity politics

Posted on August 13, 2020August 13, 2020By Editor

The Democratic Party’s reliance on identity politics led to controversy on Tuesday as the lineup of speakers for next week’s Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee seemingly failed to include any politicians of Asian descent. … Read More >‘Slap in the face’: Democrats score a self-own after leaving Asian-Americans off DNC speaker list while pushing identity politics

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