Deindustrialization, NATO-Style
by GREGORY ELICH One of the main features of NATO’s bombing campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999 was the deliberate targeting of factories and manufacturing plants. As a member of a delegation travelling throughout Yugoslavia shortly after the end of the war, I could readily see that such targeting had been methodical and thorough. Wherever we […]
House GOP Plans Secret Vote to Determine Export-Import Bank’s Future
With Republicans divided over the Export-Import Bank, the agency’s future could come down to a secret vote cast during a closed-door meeting. The House Republican Conference is expected to gather within the next few weeks to hold a private vote on whether to reauthorize the controversial bank, Heritage Action for America, the sister organization of […]
U.S School’s Tells Kids to Pretend They’re Muslims
TODD STARNES Let’s pretend we’re Muslims—that was the assignment in a world history class at Union Grove High School in Wisconsin. Students were told to provide examples of how they practice the Islamic faith and the struggles they face. One parent reached out to EAG News, accusing the school of indoctrination. This is the same school […]
Italians revolt against immigrant invasion
“Italians are resisting the huge influx of immigrants arriving on their shores, with some politicians calling on supporters to say “no, with every means, to every new arrival” By Nick Squires, Rome Italians are in growing revolt against the number of migrants arriving on their shores, with more than 10,000 people rescued from the Mediterranean […]
Iran Says US Conceded on All Its Red Lines in Nuclear Deal
Iranian leadership continues to state clearly that the framework deal announced in Lausanne, Switzerland earlier this month constitutes a major achievement of the Islamic regime, which didn’t give up on its nuclear program at all and forced the US to fold. Iranian Revolutionary Guards chief General Mohammed Ali Jafari, who is considered to be one of the […]
CBO: Feds Taxing More, Spending More, Running Bigger Deficit in 2015
(CNSNews.com) – The federal government taxed away more money, spent more money and ran a bigger deficit in the first half of fiscal 2015 than it did in the first half of fiscal 2014, according to the Congressional Budget Office. “The federal government ran a budget deficit of $430 billion for the first half of […]
Warning to Americans about the Coming Currency Crisis
Dr. Paul warns about the imminent collapse of the dollar, the urgent need to eliminate, in his words, “a dangerous and corrupt Federal Reserve”, expected in the US and other social riots leading US economists predicted catastrophic scenarios, would not venture to even comment – for fear of being suspected of even more terrible sins. […]
Marco Rubio and Mike Lee Make the Case for Tax Reform
Today, Sens. Marco Rubio and Mike Lee made the case for tax reform. In March, Rubio, R-Fla., and Lee, R-Utah, released a “pro-growth” and “pro-family” plan, with reforms for both individuals and businesses. Here is a quick recap of their plan, discussed at an event at The Heritage Foundation. Source material can be found at […]
Just Who in Hell Looks Like a Prune?
By John W. Lillpop The ever-daft Debbie Wasserman Shultz, Chair of the Democrat National Committee(DNC), threw the first salvo in what is sure to become a bitter generation war in the race for the US presidency in 2016. For some bizarre reason, Wasserman Shultz decided that calling Marco Rubio a “Prune” made sense at a […]
Blame Should Go to Child Support Laws for S. Carolina Police Shooting
By Phyllis Schlafly April 14, 2015 12:20 pm Why was Walter Scott running away from a policeman who tried to stop him for a broken taillight? The media are trying to make a South Carolina policeman’s killing of a black man, Walter Scott, another sensational case of racism, but the media have missed the point […]
Senate Passes Bill Stabilizing Doctors’ Payments, Adding $141 Billion to Deficit
With just hours to go before Medicare physicians potentially faced deep cuts in payments, the Senate passed legislation that stabilizes such payments but adds $141 billion to the deficit. Fresh off of a two-week recess in their home states, the Senate voted 92-8 to pass the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015, which […]
