Monthly Archives: July 2019

Boeing – Sleazy Deal Confirms Downfall By Walrus.

Posted on July 17, 2019 by walrus

I have been a lifelong fan of Boeing commercial aircraft. I’ve done business with them, watched them build aircraft, benefitted from their wonderful product support and generally enjoyed working with a great bunch of guys. I was less than thrilled … Continue reading →

Posted in Walrus | 70 Comments

Alex Acosta let the cat out of the bag: the Justice Department knew all about the Jeffrey Epstein Florida plea deal

Posted on July 16, 2019 by willmann

By Robert Willmann A taboo in our culture that is also a crime is sexual contact with a child or young person — usually less than 17 or 18 years old — by an adult or older person.  An exception … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Affairs, government, Justice, Ukraine Crisis | 34 Comments

The sky will be full of internet satellites

Posted on July 16, 2019 by Pat Lang

"In its attempt to keep pace with SpaceX and other competitors, Amazon is seeking FCC approval to put 3,236 interconnected broadband satellites into orbit. Amazon’s prospective broadband satellite constellation, called Project Kuiper, was announced back in April, as first reported … Continue reading →

Posted in Space | 29 Comments

Follow Up on the Flynn Plot by Larry C Johnson

Posted on July 15, 2019 by Larry Johnson

I have obtained new information that may offer some new insights into the Obama Administration’s covert action to entrap General Michael Flynn. This builds on my last piece–The Obama Administration Manufactured the Case Against General Flynn. When this story is finally … Continue reading →

Posted in Larry Johnson, Russiagate | 9 Comments

Socialism and its roots

Posted on July 15, 2019 by Pat Lang

"The modern political marxist communist movement was created when the social democratic parties of Europe split between their rightist and leftist tendencies during World War I. The leftists, led internationally by Vladimir Lenin, Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, to distinguish … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Politics | 84 Comments

“Man dead after attacking immigration detention facility in Washington state …” Reuters

Posted on July 14, 2019 by Pat Lang

"A man armed with a rifle attacked an immigration detention facility in Washington state early on Saturday, throwing incendiary devices at the building and cars in theInnsley parking lot before dying after police opened fire, authorities said. An employee at … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Affairs | 48 Comments

The Obama Administration Manufactured the Case Against General Flynn by Larry C Johnson

Posted on July 14, 2019 by Larry Johnson

New revelations in court cases involving Donald Trump’s former National Security Advisor, General Michael Flynn, provides one more piece of evidence that the entire claim that Trump campaign was collaborating with the Russia was a set up. It was a … Continue reading →

Posted in Larry Johnson, Russiagate | 5 Comments

“AOC’s chief of staff comments just killed the Green New Deal” Washington Examiner

Posted on July 13, 2019 by Pat Lang

"Chakrabarti had an unexpected disclosure. “The interesting thing about the Green New Deal,” he said, “is it wasn’t originally a climate thing at all.” Ricketts greeted this startling notion with an attentive poker face. “Do you guys think of it … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Affairs, Ukraine Crisis | 57 Comments

Mueller Does Not Have Evidence That The IRA Was Part of Russian Government Meddling by Larry C Johnson

Posted on July 11, 2019 by Larry Johnson

In the criminal case against alleged Russian operatives–Internet Research Agency and Concord Management and Consulting LLC–a Federal judge has declared that Robert Mueller has not offered one piece of solid evidence that these defendants were involved in any way with … Continue reading →

Posted in Larry Johnson, Russiagate | 12 Comments

RUSSIAN FEDERATION SITREP 11 JULY 2019 by Patrick Armstrong

Posted on July 11, 2019 by Patrick Armstrong

THE HEARTLAND. The problem with Mackinder's "heartland" is that moving around in it is so difficult: there are too many mountains, too many deserts and too much distance. Consequently, for 500 years sea travel has been both easier and, most … Continue reading →

Posted in Patrick Armstrong, Russia | 30 Comments