Monthly Archives: August 2011

 Scandal May Implicate Justice Department, White House ATF Head Kenneth Melson is being reassigned as a result of the growing scandal involving the federal government’s “gun-trafficking operation,” Fast and Furious.  “Authorities had hoped they would be able to follow the … Continue reading →

Major news outlets may have been premature in their claim of victory in Tripoli against long-time leader Gaddafi.  Though he may certainly be on his way out, the result may be very bloody and prolonged.  Some experts warn of civil … Continue reading →

CPS Critic and Former Senator Found Dead with Husband: Was it Really a Murder-Suicide?  Nancy Shaefer was president of the conservative interest group, Eagle Forum, at the time of her death.  Previously she’d served as a Georgia State Senator from 2004-20008.  … Continue reading →

Ron Paul, who has been enjoying increasing success as a candidate during this election cycle, is not new to presidential campaigns.  Here he is interviewed before the days when he recieved mainstream media attention, or was allowed to participate in … Continue reading →

Unusual Stock Activity Pre-9/11  August, 2001: The weeks and days preceding the attacks saw unprecedented stock activity.   A large number of put option purchases (a speculation that the stock will go down) that expire on September 30 at the Chicago Board Options … Continue reading →

The World Trade Center Goes Under New Ownership On July 24, 2001, Silverstein Properties finalized a deal for the purchase of the complex.  Silverstein already had ownership of WTC Building 7, which is at the center of much controversey as … Continue reading →

Predictive Programming Six months before September 11th, 2001, FOX TV aired this pilot episode of “The Lone Gunmen,” a spin-off of “The X-Files.”  In this program, a “faction of the government” hijacks a commercial airliner by remote control and attempts to … Continue reading →

Part One: Predictions and Warnings       As the tenth anniversary of the spectacularly brutal and devastating events of September 11th, 2001 approaches, we will be posting rarely-heard-or-seen interviews and news coverage from and before the day, as well as information relating to the … Continue reading →

The legislative re-structuring proposed as part of the “debt deal” is “changing the fundamental way (that) Congress works,” according to constitutional law scholar and the “youngest life-tenured Superior Court judge in the history of the State of New Jersey.” Video: … Continue reading →