Author: KJ McElrath

Wikileaks: CIA Spied on French Political Parties for Months

Wikileaks: CIA Spied on French Political Parties for Months

Posted by | Feb 19, 2017 | , , |

It appears that America should not be calling the kettle black. While still-unproven allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. Presidential elections continue to circulate, WikiLeaks has released its own bombshell: Starting on 21st November 2011, our very own Central Intelligence Agency was busy infiltrating and spying on political parties and elections in France. Special focus was given to the Socialist Party and incumbent candidate Nicolas Sarkozy, representing France’s center-right Union for a Popular Movement (UMP). However, CIA agents infiltrated all major political parties, which were also subject to electronic monitoring. These operations were carried out through the...

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Spy Agencies Seek to Create Political Policy

Spy Agencies Seek to Create Political Policy

Posted by | Feb 17, 2017 | |

It is becoming alarmingly apparent to those who are awake that the most serious threat to the United States is not Trump – nor is it Russia or China. It is a coup d’etat by what is known as the “Deep State,” which the Oxford Dictionary defines as “A body of people, typically influential members of government agencies or the military, believed to be involved in the secret manipulation or control of government policy.” These are government agencies and corporate interests that maintain a permanent existence as one Administration replaces the one before it – and they wield considerable...

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Environmental Groups Tried to Warn Officials About Oroville Dam – They Were Ignored

Environmental Groups Tried to Warn Officials About Oroville Dam – They Were Ignored

Posted by | Feb 15, 2017 | |

As of this writing, engineers and construction crews are frantically attempting to shore up the nation’s tallest dam above the Northern California town of Oroville, doing everything they can to lower the level of the lake before more torrential rains begin to fall. So far, the price tag for preventing further disaster has reached $100 million. 200,000 people in downstream communities have been evacuated, and governor Jerry Brown has asked the federal government to declare a state of emergency. Donald Trump is reportedly monitoring the situation, but has yet to respond to Governor Brown’s request. However, White House Press...

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It’s 1962 All Over Again: Are Russia and the U.S. Heading For Another Missile Crisis?

It’s 1962 All Over Again: Are Russia and the U.S. Heading For Another Missile Crisis?

Posted by | Feb 14, 2017 | |

This week, the New York Times reported that Russia’s military has deployed a new cruise missile in violation of the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty. The treaty, signed by President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev, eliminated all land-based missiles with a range of 310 to 3,420 miles (500 – 5,500 kilometers). The INF Treaty was pivotal in ending the Cold War. Now, Putin appears determined to start it all over again. In October of 1962, the U.S. and the Soviet Union came within a hair’s breadth of launching their nuclear weapons. That confrontation, sparked by the...

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U.S. National Security Adviser Michael Flynn Broke the Law – Will He Face Consequences?

U.S. National Security Adviser Michael Flynn Broke the Law – Will He Face Consequences?

Posted by | Feb 12, 2017 | , , , |

This week, the New York Times reported that in the days before the crowning of King Trump, National Security Adviser Michael T. Flynn had a cozy little chat with Russian ambassador Sergei I. Kislyak. During that chat, Flynn and Kislyak discussed sanctions against Russia that were being put into place by President Obama. Allegedly, his message to Russia was this: whatever Obama was going to do during his last days in office could easily be undone by his successor. Toward the end of December, then-President Obama imposed sanctions that included the expulsion of a number of individuals and the...

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