The Constantine Report - On American Terrorism & Fascism
Portrait of an al Qaeda "Islamo-Fascist?":" ... Some reports say Aafia Siddiqui was part of an al-Qaeda sleepe.
Photo: Donald Trump -- The Trump Organisation told the Sunday Herald that the advert was approved by Committee of Advertisement Practice.
Photo: Prince Alwaleed bin Tatal of Saudi Arabia Over the years, there have been a litany of "legal" attempts to chill my reporting on fascism foreign and domestic, but the latest is the most curious -- and arguably least substantive.
Photo: Wernher von Braun not only created the infamous V-2 rocket, but also was behind the Saturn V [NASA] Amy Shira Teitel has an academic background in the history of science and now works as a freelance science writer specialising in spaceflight history.
The inevitable politicization of the Boston bombings has begun with actual true connections drawn in detail by Michelle Malkin -- typically a hallucinating pundit no rational animal will believe.
The elder brother and alleged mastermind of the Boston bombings read Infowars, according to a relative Apr 23, 2013 In a bizarre twist befitting a Hollywood conspiracy theory movie, the AP reports today that Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev was influenced by conspiracy theories, including Alex Jones’ website Infowars, which has been pushing a narrative that the Tsarnaev brothers were patsies set up by a government cabal to take the fall for the bombing.
SELWESKI: GOP homophobes step into KKK rhetoric April 6, 2013 What started out as a snit over a Facebook post and grew into a political controversy, stretching all the way to top national Republican Party leadership, has emerged as an epic embarrassment for the GOP on the issue of gay marriage.
Amendment was shot down that would have required warrants before police could peruse shared information for any evidence of hundreds of different crimes.
By Daniel Denvir Vice, April 17, 2013 If you thought you knew all there was to know about the Vietnam War, you were wrong.
The Watergate scandal, the 1974 resignation of President Richard Nixon, and the election that fall of a "reform Congress" set the stage for Congressional investigations into illegal activities and other abuses by US intelligence agencies, particularly the FBI and CIA.