2. Lowell Ponte: Alaska and America's Fragile Foothold
3. Karen Kataline: Michelle Obama - 'I'm Independent, You're Not'
4. Daniel Greenfield: Muslim Migrants Terrorize a Sleepy German College Town
5. Michelle Seiler-Tucker: GM Suffers Massive Layoffs
6. John LeBoutillier: Trump-Russia-Mueller Investigation Update
Christmas Past, Present and Future
By James Hirsen
For centuries Christmastime in America was widely recognized as
a special season of joy, filled with festive celebrations, heartfelt
gift-giving, and, of course, transcendent music that conveyed the faith of so
many of our nation’s people. Unfortunately, what has transpired over the last
few decades is a rise of suppression of Christian expression, which has become
most evident during the time leading up to this brightest of holidays. [more...]
Alaska
and America's Fragile Foothold
By Lowell Ponte
The great earthquake on Friday struck just north of Anchorage at
8:30 a.m., with dawn more than an hour away. Its magnitude 7.2 tremor lasted
only 30 seconds but triggered more than 190 aftershocks as large as magnitude
5.8 over the next 24 hours. The quake swarm damaged buildings, cut off
electricity to thousands, and tore roads apart; but according to early reports
it miraculously neither killed nor severely injured anyone. A large earthquake
is an awe-inspiring experience; it shows you how the material things we trade
years of our lives for, such as a home, can be shaken to pieces in an instant.
It teaches you how to survive in a land where the very earth you stand upon is
not reliably stable. [more...]
Michelle
Obama - 'I'm Independent, You're Not'
By Karen Kataline
Michelle Obama has been on a celebrated book tour. Unlike
Bill and Hillary Clinton, who are speaking to houses that are 83% empty, Mrs.
Obama has been speaking to sellout crowds. Orchestra seats for Mrs. Obama’s
“Becoming” tour are going for $3000.00 a pop. The former First Lady made
headlines recently when she declared once again that she’s not running for
president. She explained it this way: “My path has never been politics,” she
said. “I just happened to marry somebody whose passion was politics. Just
because he likes it doesn’t mean that I like it!” [more...]
Muslim
Migrants Terrorize a Sleepy German College Town
By Daniel
Greenfield
29. That’s how many crimes one single Syrian migrant had
allegedly committed since entering Germany four years ago. He had already been wanted
for drug trafficking and had been investigated for a rape last year. And then
he struck again, this time in a case that has once again torn apart a sleepy
college town. Freiburg is a German city of 226,000 people. Foreigners make up
36,800 or 16% of the population. Of the foreigners in Freiburg, whose name
means fortified city of free people, 18,750 or 8.5% are men. Even though
foreigners are only a small percentage of the population, they commit 42% of
the crimes. [more...]
GM Suffers Massive Layoffs
By Michelle Seiler-Tucker
General Motors announced Monday that it will close five factories, lay off nearly 15,000 or 15 percent of its salaried workers, and shut down
five plants in North America. These cuts break down to around 8,000
white-collar workers, and 5,000 factory workers. GM is the leading enterprise
in car manufacturing along with other productions. This news comes after the fear of tariffs and dealing
with unknown market changes have seen the auto industry's raw-material costs
for steel and aluminum skyrocket, costing the company over $1 billion this year
alone. [more...]
Trump-Russia-Mueller
Investigation Update
By John LeBoutillier
On the latest edition of REVOLUTION_The
Podcast... we look at how the entire Trump-Russia-Mueller Investigation
took an unexpected turn with the surprise plea of Michael Cohen. Why are
Trump's own aides now describing him as "spooked" and
"distracted?" What shoe is about to drop next? [more...]
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