Monthly Archives: June 2017

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Image credit: CDR Kerchner (Ret)’s Blog, “Obama’s New Button — Made in the USA. Clever use of words. Yes, made/conceived in USA – but born in Kenya.” — https://cdrkerchner.wordpress.com/tag/but-born-in-kenya/ ====================================== Copy of Obama’s AUTHENTIC Kenyan Birth Certificate

FLASHBACK: Ten Basic Forms Of Fake News Used By Major Media Basic purpose is the presentation of a false picture of reality Infowars by Joe Rappoport 6/29/2017 Excerpt: You could find more forms, or divide these ten into sub-categories. The … Continue reading →

Media Still Shilling for Obama The media’s continued focus on undermining Trump comes at the expense of impartial journalism and reporters’ personal integrity Canada Free Press by Roger Aronoff 6/29/2017 Excerpt: The Obama-loving mainstream media have stopped at nothing in … Continue reading →

AG Jeff Sessions: Fight against ‘evil’ pedophiles a top priority D.C. Clothesline by Dr. Eowyn 6/8/2017 Excerpt: Tuesday, June 6, 2017, in Atlanta, GA, in a speech at the National Law Enforcement Conference on Human Exploitation before about 1,500 law … Continue reading →

Newsweek — “50 Prominent Germans Condemn Anti-Muslim Rallies” : http://www.newsweek.com/tabloid-prominent-germans-condemn-anti-muslim-rallies-296895 ====================================== Germany and Islam American Thinker by Mike Konrad 6/27/2017 Excerpt: Germany has a bizarre historical connection with Islam that lies beneath much of the present day crisis in Europe. … Continue reading →

VOAT Posted by http404 6/26/2017 View the complete post including comments and links at: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1959426  

Wikileaks: The CIA can remotely hack into computers that aren’t even connected to the internet Quartz by Keith Collins 6/24/2017 Excerpt: When firewalls, network-monitoring services, and antivirus software aren’t enough, there’s always been one surefire way to protect computers that … Continue reading →