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As the global neoliberal corporatists openly tell us what they are up to, there are a few inconvenient truths we cannot ignore.  

The party line used to be there is no such thing as globalism—no one wants to eliminate nations and only conspiracy theorists believe in a New World Order, one-world government campaign going on. If you were to say you opposed globalism, the response would be “What size tin-foil hat do you wear?”

That was then. This is now. The globalists no longer hide their plans.

A new report from the Pentagon paints a chilling portrait of the challenge the Chinese Communist Party poses to the United States and the world.

It also shows us how we must respond.

The annual report to Congress, "Military and Security Developments Concerning the People's Republic of China," details the comprehensive effort the CCP has launched to achieve global superiority through military, economic and information/psychological warfare means.

Russia isn’t the greatest threat America faces right now. Not even close.  

A new report from the Pentagon paints a chilling portrait of the challenge the Chinese Communist Party poses to the United States and the world.

We are by now familiar with the drive to secularize American society.

Prayer in school – gone. Christmas manger scenes and long-standing memorials to war dead regularly challenged in court. Likewise, religious schools would be excluded from taxpayer-subsidized student scholarships if the atheist lobby had its way. (They didn't.)

The next phase seems to be the sacralization of government.

American academia majors in appeasement.  

The U.S. government has opened a multifront assault on the Chinese Communist Party’s infiltration of American institutions.

If you wanted to undermine faith in America's electoral system, you couldn't do better than rush to national mail-in voting.

We are witnessing the greatest reset of America's foreign policy toward China since President Richard Nixon's opening to Beijing in 1972.

We are also witnessing the greatest reset of America's domestic economic policy since 1944 when Secretary of State Cordell Hull sought to merge our economy with that of the rest of the world.

Washington, D.C. – the capital of conventional wisdom, ruled by groupthink and herd mentality.

Its latest fad is "we need to get tough on China."

If you uttered those words five years ago, the Beltway geniuses would call you a kook if they even deigned to respond. Today, those same geniuses are muttering some variation on the theme.

This little man from nowhere has nothing to tell us about the China virus. He has a lot to tell us about how our body politic is ailing from a weakened immune system.  

In a short video posted this month, World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus tells us what we must do to deal with the Chinese coronavirus.

Ending wars is the one truly heretical act in Washington.

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After President Trump stated his desire to withdraw troops from Afghanistan, Germany and South Korea, the bipartisan war party sprang into action.