Join Dr. Steve Turley this Friday, February 16, at 11:00 a.m. Eastern time for a special event. We’ll talk about making sure the November election is fair. Don’t worry if you’re confused about voting – we’ll share helpful resources. Plus, you can meet others online after the event. Let’s understand elections better together! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Tucker Carlson Network explores the tuckers struggle to interview Vladimir Putin, hindered by US government interference. It questions NATO’s purpose and the US’s understanding of Russian history. The author criticizes US policy, media bias, and over-reliance on technology. It emphasizes the need for humility in leadership and a focus on peace over conflict. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Scott Bennett and Dr. James Fetzer discuss on Global Freedom TV recent political events in the U.S., including the impeachment of a cabinet secretary and concerns about President Biden’s handling of classified documents. It also explores potential changes in leadership and the state of U.S.-Russia relations. The author suggests that America is facing significant challenges and needs strong leadership to navigate them. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this blog post, Dave from the X22 Report shares his thoughts on the 2024 political scene, Biden’s performance, and a popular weight loss supplement. He also discusses Hunter Biden’s business dealings, the border situation, and potential changes in policies. The post further explores election security, Trump’s legal battles, and the importance of the people’s voice in elections. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Judicial Watch, a legal group, is suing Mississippi. They’re unhappy because Mississippi counts votes that arrive after election day. They believe this breaks a law that says elections should only last a day. They worry this could lead to unfair results, as late votes might not be legal. They want the court to stop Mississippi from counting these late votes.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Gerald Celenti talks about big world problems on Trends Journal. He thinks the news should focus more on serious issues, like troubles in Israel, not just small stuff. He warns us about possible money problems and job losses because of AI. He’s also upset that the U.S. spends so much money on foreign problems while ignoring issues at home.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Today’s headlines spotlight crucial issues, from the looming real estate crash to pivotal legal battles. These stories are not just news but insights into our nation’s pulse. Understand the stakes, the players, and what lies ahead. Stay informed, engaged, and prepared for tomorrow.
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SettingBrushFires talks about a world where buying things is as easy as a wave of your hand. In Los Angeles, they’re testing a new system. A tiny computer chip in your body keeps track of what you buy. It’s part of a bigger plan that could change how we live, work, and even pray.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Economic Ninja talks about U.S. local banks having a hard time because of problems in the housing market. High costs and expensive mortgages are causing trouble. Some smaller banks can’t even afford insurance. This might lead to a big banking problem, like what happened with a bank in Silicon Valley in 2023. Just like a patient fisherman, we should be smart and patient with real …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Jim Fetzer talks about President Biden’s lawyer, Bob Bauer, wasn’t happy with a recent report. He said it had many mistakes and wasn’t fair to the president. Even so, the top legal officer decided everyone should see it. Bauer didn’t agree, but it didn’t change what happened.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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