Like the destructive speed and effects this hoax bomb attack is having on the American body politic just days before a crucial election, so too did Hurricane Michael suddenly appear to upend the lives of the people it touched—except for the owners of the Sand Palace who used a single word to protect themselves—HISTORY—and whose instructions to build their impregnable seaside fortress came from the “master builder” Himself: […]

According to this report, entirely lost in the memories of the American people (and if remembered would enable them to fully comprehend what is now occurring) is one of the most momentous events that ever occurred in their entire history on 10 September 2001—and was when then US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced to the US Congress that the Pentagon had lost track of $2.3 trillion in transactions—but that was followed, less than 24-hours later, by a catastrophic and devastating attack on both the Pentagon and New York City, now known as 9-11. […]

Thousands of rockets, only 6 dead. It defies belief that had this been on our soil, any American would accept an air strike on a crowded hospital where a gunman, a target more lethal than a blind rocket, was hiding. Even they must know the collateral damage would kill far more innocents than the bullets a clip in a hand gun could hold. […]