A fanatic brutally slaughtered a 6-year-old boy in front of his mother in Saudi Arabia’s Medina city in the first week of February. But the majority of mainstream media sources assumed a silence on the reports of the killing. The…
BuzzFeed had a bad last week for its fake news expose after Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s statement in response to a much-propagated BuzzFeed story about Michael Cohen. Earlier in January, a news about a Fake News research made news –…
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law Thursday imposing penalties on organizers accused of letting children younger than 18 participate in unsanctioned protests, further tightening Moscow’s restrictions on freedom of assembly. Proposed in May and passed by the Russian legislature…
Thousands of pro-independence protesters angry about Spain’s Cabinet holding a meeting in Catalonia blocked roads across the region Friday and clashed with anti-riot police in its capital. Grassroots separatist groups and unions called the protests to show their disgust at…
In March this year, a flight attendant fell to her death off an Emirates Airline plane at an airport in Uganda. Lamestream propaganda mobs – aka mainstream media – seemingly covered up for the airline and blacked out on the…
Blasphemy has been widely used by radical Muslims as a pretext for killing and murdering innocent people. The gruesome murder of an English teacher in France this past week adds to the long list of killings committed under that label.…
“Jesus Christ is not mentioned in human history at all, although Moses has a little bit of mention.” This statement came from Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Imran Khan, earlier this week. Khan made this statement while addressing a gathering in the…
by Larry O’Connor “I wanted to challenge you” is not the beginning of a question; it’s the beginning of a debate. And a confrontational debate is exactly what Mr. Acosta got. Source: Jim Acosta’s job for CNN betrays White House correspondent title
British regulators on Thursday slapped Facebook with a fine of 500,000 pounds ($644,000) – the maximum possible – for failing to protect the privacy of its users in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The Information Commissioner Office found that between 2007…
A 1992 column by now-Sen. Cory Booker detailing his “groping” of a high school friend has resurfaced as he pushes to delay Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings over a sexual assault allegation. Source: Cory Booker’s 1992 column detailing…