by Jon Rappoport The theme: Something starts off as fairly reasonable, and then is blown out of all proportion. First, a brief recap on the secret House memo—not available to the press or public—and the reaction to it. Purportedly, the memo will reveal that Democrat operatives—some inside the FBI and the DOJ—feloniously used a fake …
Compiled by he El Reportero’s staff SAN FRANCISCO, CA – The Baseball Reliquary and the Institute for Baseball Studies present A Game of Color: The African-American Experience in Baseball, an exhibition of artifacts, artworks and photographs opening Jan. 13 in the Skylight Gallery at the San Francisco Public Library. The exhibition covers more than a …
by Jon Rappoport Yesterday, I exposed the fact that most “flu” is not the flu. For example, here is a quite suggestive quote from Peter Doshi’s report, “Are US flu death figures more PR than science?” “[According to CDC statistics], ‘influenza and pneumonia’ took 62,034 lives in 2001 — 61,777 of which were attributable to …
by Jon Rappoport Chemo drugs are highly poisonous to begin with. But suppose, on top of that, they’re contaminated and tainted? Welcome to the FDA: the handmaiden to Big Pharma; the promoter of destructive medicines; the opponent of natural health; the agency that should have been disbanded and fumigated decades ago. Corruption Central. In today’s …
by Eric King “Take action, whatever the conditions are, because action itself can create new possibilities. Do not shy away from action or from speaking the truth.” “Lenin believed that he had lost out on the possibility for a revolution for the next hundred years. He was wrong. Events rarely play out how we expect them too.” …
Peace Journalism aims to improve the conditions for peace through a considered editorial approach and practice. It is a means to peace by Michael Greenwell It came as a slight relief to see at least some measured coverage of Donald Trump’s recent visit to South Korea. Sections of the media have been predicting World War …
by Jon Rappoport Most people are naïve about how intelligence operations are run. Holding damaging secrets on public figures equals the opportunity for blackmail. This strategy was probably discovered by cave men. —Sex-abuse claims filed against members of Congress—beyond Al Franken and John Conyers— Where are all the names of these Congressmen? We’re now told …
by Jon Rappoport What we call Reality is a hall of mirrors. It reflects itself back and forth and builds up a consensus. People do the same thing. They confirm with one another that the reality they believe is real is, in fact, real. And having established that, they live out their lives and make …
by Jon Rappoport Devin Kelley, the Texas church shooter, was convicted of crimes by a military court in 2012. Mainstream press outlets are reporting this fact to show he never should have been allowed to purchase a gun after his release from prison—except the Army failed to enter his criminal record in a national database …
Kenneth Marcus’ recent career has been largely focused on litigation targeting Palestine solidarity activists on U.S. college campuses, as well as on attempts to eradicate criticism of the Israeli state in educational institutions nationwide by Whitney Webb Laws preventing American citizens from choosing to boycott the nation of Israel have been cropping up across the …