Archive | October 30, 2019

The Constitution says that no man shall be forced to partake in an “unreasonable search and seizure”, but what does this mean today, where through court rulings and laws the idea has been reduced to practically define “unreasonable” as “whatever” the government wants at that time and without any standards at all. Recently a man’s […]

By Theodore Shoebat A major expert on forensic science recently declared that the evidence does not indicate that Epstein did not commit suicide but was murdered. As we read in a report from the New York Times: A forensic pathologist hired by Jeffrey Epstein’s brother disputed the official finding in the autopsy of his death, […]

Japan is a fascinating culture because she has always been very nationalistic, very ethnocentric, very racist, and at the same time very unique in her approaches as much as very closed off to the outside world. Japan presents one image for the world to see, and then zealously guards her private image away from the […]

In the year 48 BC during Caesar Augustus’ wars with Egypt, he accidentally set fire to the library of Alexandria. While many manuscripts were saved, it was considered a catastrophic event because so much knowledge was destroyed in the fire from the ancient world. A similar event happened in 1258 AD, when Mongol hordes during […]

The American conservative movement has a clear history of elevating public figures to represent their cause with the purpose of destroying and replacing the same individuals later with others. The liberal movement has done similar, but tends to have people engaged for the long term who are not as immediately famous but endure for many […]