Russia’s Foreign Ministry replied to a report last week that the US is building a dorm at an RAF base in the UK for nuclear safety and security, saying the Kremlin would respond to US nukes in Britain with “countermeasures.”
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.
New research shows a startling correlation between autism and those who identify as transgender or non-binary. Meanwhile, the American Girl doll brand is catching flak for publishing teaching 3–12 year olds how to change gender.
Three Russian airbases have been hit by Ukrainian drones since Monday, a major escalation in the conflict as the US Congress prepares to authorize another $38 billion in aid for Ukraine. US taxpayers are now essentially funding the Ukrainian government.
“Ms. Penny Cost” delivered a children’s sermon last weekend at Allendale UMC in St. Petersburg. Ironically, the pastor justified it with Romans 12:2: “Be not conformed to this world.”Continue Reading
A panel on Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) at the recent World Economic Forum meeting offered a glimpse of how central banks could be used to control your ability to buy and sell.Continue Reading
Russia tested a new ICBM nicknamed the Satan-2 Wednesday that reportedly has the power to destroy an area the size of Texas.Continue Reading
Justin Trudeau’s invocation of the Emergencies Act, which grants him extraordinary powers to put down the Freedom Convoy protests against his pandemic policies, specifically exempts Indians, refugees, asylum seekers, and anyone deemed “a protected person.”Continue Reading
A new bulletin from the Department of Homeland Security warns that the U.S. is in “a heightened threat environment” because of “misleading narratives and conspiracy theories” being spread online.Continue Reading
The government of Ukraine is trying to cool heated rhetoric coming from the White House and U.S. media claiming that Russia could invade at any minute. The questions the media should be asking are who wants war in Eastern Europe and why?Continue Reading