According to government sources, three of the earliest people infected with SARS-CoV-2 were scientists at the Wuhan Institute for Virology, which means that “conspiracy theory” of two years ago is now consensus.
Legal scholars say the basis of the case against former President Donald Trump faces are based on an untested legal tactic—using a civil statute as the basis for criminal charges, something that’s never been done.
A new article in Foreign Affairs reveals that neocons and neolibs in Washington, DC have decided that Ukraine cannot win the war with Russia, and that there is no benefit to the West in continuing to fight.
Attendees at a convention of Protestants in Germany heard the first sermon written and delivered by artificial intelligence last Friday—perhaps the harbinger of a future AI-created religion.
Former President Donald Trump appears in court today on federal charges related to his handling of classified documents. Meanwhile, RedState reports that the man alleged to have paid Joe and Hunter Biden $10 million is a Russian intelligence asset.
The biggest air exercise in NATO’s history began today and runs through June 23. It may be a readiness drill, or it could be cover for moving assets into position for NATO to play a direct role in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
The fact that The New York Times and Washington Post are reporting on Nazi symbols worn by many Ukrainian soldiers and that Ukraine’s military may have blown up the Nord Stream gas pipeline shows that the official narrative on the war is changing.
A former intelligence official claims that the US government has in its possession intact and partially intact craft of non-human origin. He may be right, but it doesn’t automatically follow that those craft are extraterrestrial.
Ukraine and Russia are pointing fingers at each other after a key dam in southern Ukraine was destroyed Monday night. Tens of thousands have evacuated, and it’s unknown how the loss of the reservoir will affect the massive Zaporizhzia nuclear plant.Continue Reading
The US Navy reported a second dangerous interaction with the Chinese military in less than a week when a Chinese warship came within 150 yards of the USS Chung-Hoon in the Taiwan Strait Saturday. Both sides are accusing the other of “bullying.”