Director | January 11, 2010
California Representative Darrell Issa has obtained emails between New York Fed lawyers and AIG indicating that the Treasury Department suppressed the names of other banks that benefited from the AIG bailout, particularly Goldman Sachs. FOX News broke the story, and other networks are picking it up.
Director | December 28, 2009
We refrained from commenting on President Obama’s Afghanistan speech. As you’ll recall, the Right was excited about Obama sending more troops and the Left was appalled. Nobody could figure out why Obama would announce a troop escalation and then set a deadline for beginning withdrawal eighteen months later. Obama succeeded in confusing everyone. The confusion […]
Director | November 27, 2009
Reporting on foreign affairs is usually thin and often misleading. Yes, we know that every country seeks “closer ties” with every other country. We’re trying to dig beneath the surface to find the real forces at work. What were the real cutting issues facing President Obama during his Asian trip last week? Despite genuine tensions […]
Director | October 29, 2009
Rense has a summary article on Obama’s Communist czars. Glenn Beck has done a nice job of exposing Obama’s Communist advisers on his Fox TV show and his radio show. Beck’s research exposing Obama’s Communism has been an unexpected development during this “cheerful” mini-era of the New World Order following the global financial crash. We […]
Director | October 27, 2009
The Senate passed the “hate crime” bill (HR1913) a couple of weeks ago as part of its Defense authorization bill. The bill is now awaiting Obama’s signature. Puppetgov has analysis, pro and con. There is a lot more to “hate crime” laws than meets the eye. This is a globalist movement. Most Western nations now […]
Director | October 14, 2009
There has been a flap over the past couple of days over Obama’s refusal to appear on Fox News, and more generally over the Obama administration’s designation of anyone who disagrees with them as enemies. This story got a little play on CNN, with James Carville and David Gergen debating some Republican whom we can’t […]
Director | October 1, 2009
It’s hard to find good reporting on the G20 meeting in Pittsburgh. There were some demonstrations in the street, but that isn’t what interests us today. We are wondering what they decided.
