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Misjudging the Bear: Is the West Underestimating Russia's Nuclear Threat?
Many U.S. officials assume that since we would never conduct a first strike, the Russian's wouldn't either That is a tragic mistake. If we keep crossing the red lines that the Russians have established, we may eventually find out that they weren't bluffing at all.
Russia Bites Back: U.S. Could Face Energy Brownouts From Russian Uranium Ban
Vladimir Putin announced the new limits on uranium exports to the U.S., just as Russia's war in Ukraine has been escalated by Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to use U.S. missiles to launch into Russia. Nuclear power plants account for about a fifth of America's electricity, and they depend on enriched uranium. They get about one quarter of the nation's uranium supply from Russia.
Demographic Future Looks Bleak for Democrats As Red State Populations Surge
Blue states are shedding population faster than ever and will have less representation in Congress and fewer votes in the Electoral College after the next census.
When The Woke Rule: Britain's Justice System Has Gone Mad
A 12-year-old Jewish boy had counter-terrorism police come to interrogate him at his home for saying there "are only two genders" and for saying that Hamas should be "exterminated' while the police informed a man that saying "God bless you" is a crime, if it causes "distress" to someone who has a different belief - such as Muslims.
Scientists Decode World's Oldest Map: Points To Noah's Ark Location
A discovery of absolutely epic proportions has just been revealed, but the corporate media in the United States almost entirely ignored it. A team of scientists led by Dr. Irving Finkel has deciphered the oldest map in the world, and we are being told that it actually reveals the location of Noah's Ark.
Debt and Decline: American Households Struggle Amid Widespread Business Failures
Collectively, Americans now owe a record $1.17 trillion on their credit cards, according to a new report on household debt from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Credit card balances rose by $24 billion in the third quarter of 2024 and are 8.1% higher than a year ago.
