by Paul Tilsley Newspaper questioned if South African riots and looting could be linked to coup attempt by former president who was jailed last week…
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By Cassandra Fairbanks Former President Donald Trump has pushed back on a claim that Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Mark Milley was concerned he…
By Big League Politics Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko is flooding Iraqi refugees into the European Union as payback for the recent unsuccessful color revolution coup that was…
by Jack Phillips Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is pursuing the taking over of Fulton County’s elections operations, claiming that the Atlanta-area county has habitually failed…
by Jordan Conradson The Arizona Audit officially completed both the hand count and paper evaluation inspections on Friday. The audit workers will now vacate Veterans…
by Jan Jekielek The Chinese regime is “outwardly strong, but inwardly weak,” says China expert Roger Garside, and it’s plagued by a brewing financial crisis, a moral…
by Jack Beyrer The family of an American journalist unjustly imprisoned in Burma after his newspaper’s critical reporting on human rights abuses is urging the…
By Jim Cathcart This is no joke. The attempt to nationalize elections and remove voter ID requirements, election redistricting, and many other safeguards on our…
By Richard Abelson The left-wing NGO network continues to attack conservative governments around the world: After the 2020 “Color Revolution” against Donald Trump, the Globalists…
By CD Media Staff A coalition of black leaders on Friday came out strongly in support of voter ID laws, arguing that most black voters…
By Joe Hoft Guest post by Lawrence Sellin November 3, 2020 was not an election. It was a coup executed by U.S. citizens, who are…
By L Todd Wood There is a LOT of political noise out there right now. From illegitimate Biden’s spending, starting a war with Russia in…
By JOHN HAYWARD Security forces loyal to the Myanmar junta opened fire in several locations Wednesday, killing 13 protesters. The incident resulted in the burning of…
By JOHN HAYWARD The Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), a Thailand-based human rights nonprofit organization, said Friday at least 43 children have been killed during…
By Tyler Durden On Tuesday evening the US State Department issued an advisory for all non-emergency government employees and their family members to evacuate Myanmar. It…
By GABRIELLE REYES Security forces in Myanmar killed at least 114 protesters on Saturday as demonstrations against the February 1 military coup that ousted Myanmar’s top government…
By CD Media Staff The encrypted application started by Russian Pavel Durov, which has become popular among conservative circles as Silicon Valley censors and blocks…
By TOM PAPPERT The military government in Myanmar, in place after a coup provoked by widespread accusations of voter fraud plagued the country’s recent election,…