The FBI's fraud enforcement gap isn't...

Editor's note: ...a glitch, it's a policy choice two decades in the making. After 9/11, the FBI shifted over 2,400 agents from financial crimes to counterterrorism and political attack dogs and never replaced them, a vacuum that Harvard researchers directly linked to measurable spikes in wire fraud, insider trading, and financial institutional fraud like what we see happening in Minnesota and in Governor White Teeth's California. Fraud was structurally classified as a second-tier priority, and even the FBI's own white-collar crime chief sounded the alarm about a mortgage fraud epidemic in 2004, warnings that were ignored until the 2008 financial crisis proved him right, again with no major criminal prosecutions. The bureau's internal political attack dog culture compounded the problem, rewarding high-visibility terrorism cases over the slow, unglamorous work of financial investigation. The loudest admission came just this week, when Acting AG Todd Blanche announced a brand new National Fraud Enforcement Division, acknowledging that 8,000 open fraud matters represent only "a fraction" of the problem. After twenty-plus years of deprioritization, the government is finally calling it a "crisis", while the FBI has been used as a political attack dog undermining American institutional and constitutional stability.

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Acting AG Blanche announces creation of 'National Fraud Enforcement Division'

"There will be an additional 93 prosecutors in every district across the country devoted to the mission of combating fraud with the National Fraud Enforcement Division," he told reporters.

By Ben Whedon | April 7, 2026

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche on Tuesday announced the creation of a National Fraud Enforcement Division at the Department of Justice, marking a significant step in the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on misuse of public funds.

Science is a religion.

Editor's note: "Trust the science," right? Wasn't that the clarion call during the Covid attack on civilization by the priest class in white coats who benefit the most from government grants? There are people who know, there are people who don't know, and there are unfortunately people who follow these priests of science. Science is a belief system, an ideology, and it is leading to obscene consequences. You can't question these "Gods of this religion", like Richard Feynman, can you? You can't question modern science today without being ruthlessly undermined, like with magnetism that Feynman was incorrect about. Apparently, President Trump is no longer listening to these yap dogs controlling the religion of science. 

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Sunday Science: Massive Budget Cuts for US Science Proposed Again by Trump Administration

Budget proposal would also curb federal payments for scientific publishing.

April 5, 2026 | By Max Kozlov, Dan Garisto and Edward Chen

For the second year in a row, US President Donald Trump has proposed significant cuts to the budgets of major US science agencies. Released Friday, the White House's plan for federal spending next year also includes a ban on using federal funds for subscriptions and publishing fees for some academic journals.

The "eternal conflict"

Editor's note: Here is the reality, hard to accept yes, but true: 30 percent of the world's population, the upper tier basically (the insane), believe that other people should be enslaved. This roughly 30 percent believe they have every right to enslave others. This is the year 2026 and there are people who believe this and it is reflected in their daily decisions. This is an "eternal conflict." And if we are in an "eternal conflict", who are we in conflict with? We are in conflict with the slaver mind. The first doctrinal rule in this "eternal conflict" is that we are having a perpetual fight over whether people should be forced to serve others or not. The entire commercial capitalist system is based on a predator and prey ecosphere. The next time you men go out into your tool sheds, pull your pitch forks off the tool rack and put the tips of the pitch fork on the grinder.
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Trillions Hidden, Humanity Starving: The Super-Rich vs. the Rest of Us

By Josh Scheer | April, 6, 2026

Ten years after the world first glimpsed the Panama Papers, the shadow empire of the super-rich is no less formidable. New analysis from Oxfam reveals a staggering truth: the untaxed wealth hidden offshore by the richest 0.1 percent now exceeds the combined wealth of the poorest 4.1 billion people on Earth. That's not a statistic—it’s a moral indictment.

Everything we see unfolding before us...

Editor's note: ...including this "war" on Iran has been scripted out well in advance. Peter Schwartz built his career on helping powerful institutions think the unthinkable, most notably at Royal Dutch Shell (Shell's 2025 revenue sits in the $260–$270 billion range), one of the largest oil companies in the world, where he refined scenario planning into a strategic weapon (the US military uses Schwartz's same scenario-based planning) that allowed executives to anticipate oil shocks, geopolitical upheaval, and market disruptions before they unfolded. Though Schwartz's original Global Business Network (GBN) is now defunct, its influence lives on through the consulting firms, corporations, institutions, and power networks that absorbed and continue to apply its scenario-planning methods. That same long-view methodology now echoes across governments, tech giants, and financial institutions, as today's overlapping crises, energy instability, AI acceleration, and global political fragmentation, mirror the very kinds of systemic shifts Schwartz trained elites to game out decades in advance. What was once a niche forecasting tool has become a quiet operating system for power, shaping how decisions are made long before their consequences reach the public.

U.S.-Iran War - Made In GBN

The reason why Britain created its...

Editor's note: ...forward fire base in Israel was to intentionally create conflict. The premise here is that Lloyd's of London controls the Straight of Hormuz, so when Trump threatens Iran to open the Straight of Hormuz or he will bomb them back to the stone age, he is not directing that threat against Iran, he is likely threatening the City of London. When you come to realize the City of London and its monopoly over shipping insurance, the pirate City of London has profited an estimated $30 trillion. The entire insurance and reinsurance industry is completely dominated by the City of London and Lloyd's of London. The entire underlying global superstructure of the City of London is conflict. Americans would be far better off questioning their twisted Christian eschatology controlled by the City of London to "make America better than Britain", or they are going to find themselves embroiled in further conflict. Your screwed up dysfunctional eschatology is being cynically used against you.
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The Empire That Never Died: How Britain Used Conflict to Build the Invisible System That Controls Your Money

The System Took 300 Years to Build. One Doctrine Is Dismantling It.

By Vivify Mariposa | March 29, 2026

Last September I published "Britain Still Owns America." That piece named the mechanism. It showed the Louisiana Purchase was financed by Barings Bank of London. It showed the Federal Reserve coordinates with the Bank of England. It showed Five Eyes intelligence keeps American policymakers dependent on British assessments. Many of you recognized it immediately because you had been watching the same pattern without a name for it. [Editor's note: Israel is the "sixth eye."]

The curse of the Levant

Editor's note: What is the solution? Ditch Christianity. Look at this. Greg Laurie leverages his platform to promote unwavering support for Israel, blurring the line between religious belief and political advocacy while funneling influence and resources into a highly contentious geopolitical conflict based on the Scofield biblical dispensational deception. When you watch this hideous video of these ministers praying with Trump, they are actually praying for Israel. Why are Americans, many with no direct stake in the region, so tightly bound to the politics of the Levant through a religious narrative that turns ancient scriptural scribblings into modern geopolitical obligation? What will it take to bring Americans out of this philosophical darkness and their obsession with the Zionist state? Americans are now sick of their destiny being determined by the Middle East. Dysfunctional and incompatible with reason and all rationality: Christian ministers praying with Trump then Trump saying, "Iran is the most evil country in the world" and he is going to "bomb Iran back to the stone age." The only beneficiaries of a statement like that are defense (war) contractors. 

A growing share of Generation Z women...

Editor's note: ...are rejecting the "girlboss" career-focused model in favor of a more traditional, family-centered lifestyle often referred to as the "tradwife" path. Survey data reflects nearly half of young women in the US now prioritize marriage, children, and home life over high-pressure careers, reflecting a backlash against decades of messaging that equated success with independence and professional achievement. This shift is a response to burnout, delayed family formation, and dissatisfaction observed in older generations, concluding that many young women are consciously choosing stability and family as a more fulfilling alternative. And what was the origin of feminism that destroyed women and the family? Find out..
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Trump Saves All The Women!

Feminism is a disaster!

By Clif High | April 6, 2026

Trump Saves All the Women!

Feminism is a crock of shit.

It was deliberately designed to destroy the human family structure.

The modern "birthright citizenship" has been...

Editor's note: ...stretched far beyond the original intent of the Fourteenth Amendment, effectively incentivizing illegal immigration through so-called "anchor babies." The phrase "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" was meant to exclude those without full political allegiance, such as temporary or unlawful migrants, meaning their children were never intended to automatically receive citizenship. Therefore, ending this practice does not necessarily require a constitutional amendment, but rather a stricter, originalist reinterpretation of existing law by courts or policymakers. Birthright citizenship, as currently applied, is a policy choice, not a constitutional inevitability, and could be curtailed through reinterpretation rather than having to rewrite the Constitution.

To the Moon… or Just Really Good CGI?

Editor's note: It's a simple question. Is our chain being yanked again this time on this Artemis II "mission to the moon?" Imagine being billed to listen to these four photogenic characters "yap from a space vehicle heading to the Moon?" Let's hope these four diverse and photogenic space travelers make it home safe. Blast off on April Fools Day...ha ha ha...

The Fake Artemis Mission

California under Governor White Teeth has become...

Editor's note: ...a "fraud factory" where billions (even claims of $180 billion) vanish through unemployment scams, healthcare schemes, Medicare fraud, and pandemic programs while the state either looks the other way or reacts long after the money's gone. The tone here is blunt: this isn't bad luck, it's a system so bloated and poorly policed that it practically invites criminals to loot it, while leadership denies, deflects, and keeps spending like nothing's wrong. California's problems aren't about one policy. They're about a system that's broken, bloated, is being pillaged and no one is being held accountable while Kash Patel and the FBI are off doing who knows what. The fix is straightforward but unglamorous: tighten oversight to stop the financial fraud and criminality, simplify the maze of regulations that invite abuse, tie government performance to results instead of spending, remove Governor White Teeth and aggressively address housing costs driving broader instability, over taxation, increasing energy costs, fuel taxes and a state government in Sacramento who are clearly out of control.
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Inside Gavin Newsom's empire of fraud

By Christopher Rufo and Ryan Thorpe | April 1, 2026

California is a cash machine.

The state collects some of the country's highest income, business, and fuel taxes, and now spends more than $300 billion per year.

And yet, everywhere you look, California seems to be falling apart.

The latest spectacle out of Syria raises...

Editor's note: ...an uncomfortable question the political class would rather ignore: how does a man once tied to jihadist circles chopping heads and rampaging through Syria end up shaking hands with King Chuck in London as if he were just another statesman? The episode underscores a familiar pattern in Western foreign policy, yesterday's extremist quietly repackaged into today's "legitimate partner" when it suits strategic interests. Is this what Joe Kent discovered (Allahu Akbar!!!)? The optics alone are enough to fuel skepticism: alliances shift, narratives get rewritten, and the same vetted terrorists™ once branded as threats can, under the right circumstances, be welcomed into the fold with remarkable speed.

It appears the British are attempting to undermine...

Editor's note: ...the US by releasing this story about Pete Hegseth. Financial Times (Bracken House, London, UK), a British-owned outlet, first broke the story by reporting that a broker linked to Pete Hegseth approached BlackRock about a major investment in defense contractors shortly before the Iran conflict, however, readers should treat the report with caution, as it originates from a UK-based financial news publication and remains unproven speculation rather than confirmed insider activity. The Democrats, controlled by financial ties through oligarchs linked to the city of London naturally, are now going after Peter Hegseth. As if this is the first time a political foe has been attacked for insider trading when it happens all the time. Smells like intelligence and counter intelligence being used by the media.
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Democratic senators demand answers from Hegseth over reported defense investment inquiry ahead of Iran war

"This would be a profound conflict of interest," the senators wrote to Hegseth.

By Allison Pecorin | April 2, 2026

A group of Senate Democrats are demanding more information about Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's finances and investments following a report -- which the Pentagon demanded be retracted -- that he may have tried to invest in defense stocks before the war in Iran began roughly five weeks ago.

The long and continued war between the FBI...

Editor's note: ...and the CIA with Americans being the real victims including the 16 who died at this facility. Charlie Kirk was murdered on September 10, 2025 and one month later on October 10, 2025 an estimated 24,000–28,000 pounds of high explosives (including TNT/RDX mixtures in production kettles) detonated in a "pour-cast" building, triggering a chain reaction (expoliation of evidence). No safety protocols in place to prevent such a "chain reaction?" It is likely the microphone Charlie Kirk was using on the day of his murder was loaded with an explosive device rigged to detonate inwards towards his chest but the device didn't detonate as planned. Instead, the blast sent shrapnel into his neck. It is further alleged Accurate Energetic Systems manufactured the explosives used in the microphone. How the hell does an estimated 24,000 to 28,000 pounds of explosives detonate? Collateral damage: 16 employees were killed and at least 4–7 other employees were injured. And what exactly did the investigation find?
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Chemical Safety Board to investigate deadly explosion at Tennessee munitions facility

By Adam Friedman | October 27, 2025

An explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems on Oct. 10 in Bucksnort, Tennessee killed 16 people. (Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)

The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board will investigate the explosion at Accurate Energetic Systems near Bucksnort that killed 16 people.

The obscenity of it all

Editor's note: The US corporate government just made you an offer: dividing Trump's $1.5 trillion defense budget (see The Straight of Hormuz) request equally among roughly 349 million Americans would give about $4,300 per person. President Trump's proposed $1.5 trillion FY2027 "defense" (war) budget request, a roughly 40-44% surge amid the ongoing U.S. war (it's not a war) with Iran, is obscene and disgusting. It funnels record sums into weapons, munitions replenishment, and projects like the "Golden Dome" missile shield while slashing 10% from non-defense domestic programs such as education, healthcare, and environmental protection. Ordinary Americans gain nothing tangible, unless you are a house wife stamping shell casings at $25 an hour, from this massive transfer of wealth to defense (war) contractors and endless military adventures; instead, they bear the burden through higher national debt, inflation risks, neglected needs at home, and the human and economic costs of war. This prioritizes global power projection over the well-being of U.S. citizens.
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Trump Set To Unveil His $1.5 Trillion Military Budget Request Amid Raging Iran War

by Dave DeCamp | April 2, 2026

President Trump is expected to unveil his request for a $1.5 trillion military budget for the 2027 fiscal year on Friday, Reuters has reported, marking a 50% increase from this year's already massive budget.

The 2026 military budget marked the first to officially exceed $1 trillion, which was achieved by Congress passing a 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) worth about $900 billion and combining it with $150 billion in supplemental military spending that was included in the so-called Big Beautiful Bill, a reconciliation bill that became law last year.

Do it, President Trump. Remove Lutnick.

Editor's note: Reports from outlets like The Guardian and The Independent make one thing clear: Donald Trump is losing patience with Howard Lutnick (Lutnick's connections to the city of London) and for good reason. Lutnick has become a political liability, dogged by controversy, weighed down by internal criticism, and tied to uneven trade messaging that has frustrated both allies and insiders. Why? Because Lutnick's BGC Group is deeply embedded in London's financial system, making it less a purely American firm and more a transatlantic power player operating at the core of the City's global money flows. In an administration already marked by instability and distrust, keeping a figure like Lutnick only compounds the perception of dysfunction. If Trump wants to reassert control and project strength, the move is obvious: cut loose the dead weight, the city of London, eliminate the distraction, and make it clear that underperformance and baggage won't be tolerated at the highest levels.

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Trump reportedly mulling more firings after removing Pam Bondi as attorney general - as it happened

By Dani Anguiano, Shrai Popat, Maya Yang and Tom Ambrose | April 3, 2026

Donald Trump is said to be considering removing other officials in his cabinet after forcing Pam Bondi from her role as attorney general.

The president is unhappy with the performance of Lori Chavez-DeRemer, the labor secretary, and commerce secretary Howard Lutnick, Politico reported.