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Conspiracy Guy Show #55: Top Ten Stories of 2017: #10: The NFL Protests (where fans don’t like to mix politics with sports); #9A: The Times Square Attack (which Alex Scott exposes as “Just Another Broadway Show”); #9B: The New York Truck Attack (which Vivian Lee reveals to be a hoax for Halloween); #8: The Boston bombing hoax unravels (where the …
Conspiracy Guy Show #54: Celebration over the Democrat upset victory in Alabama may be short lived, since multiple sources are reporting that the election was marred by voter fraud, including proof of solicitations of black voters in nearby-states to cross over to vote against the child molester, Roy Moore. The Alabama Supreme Court, incredibly, overruled a lower courts decree that …
John Conyers, who represented Michigan’s 13th congressional district for 53 years, unceremoniously ended his political career yesterday. Conyers, 88, had been battling a staffer’s sexual-harassment allegations against him and buckled under pressure from party leader Nancy Pelosi and others to quit (he had planned to run for reelection next year). Additionally, new sexual-harassment claims from another staffer surfaced on Monday. Conyers became …
We started earlier this year (2017) a Spotlight on Capitol Hill ENCORE Series were we re-interviewed previous Congressman and Senators so that we can revisit and update our audience with what’s happening with them now and any new information & updates we feel need to be shared. So from time to time you will see a title that says “Spotlight on Capitol Hill ENCORE Series”. Hopefully …
The host Cliff Stewart, Lisa Stewart and Lamont Banks will be shining a Spotlight on Congressman John Conyers Jr., who in November 2014 was elected to his 26th consecutive term, making him the first African-American to hold the distinction as Dean (most senior member) of Congress.
President Obama has ordered that if the official tasked with investigating corruption in the Department of Justice wants access to sensitive files, he’ll have to get permission from — the Department of Justice. That directive was part of a 58-page ruling delivered by the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel and it makes it very hard for the inspector general to …
Last February, when ethnic Russian rebels were closing in on the Ukrainian port of Mariupol, the New York Times rhapsodically described the heroes defending the city and indeed Western civilization – the courageous Azov battalion facing down barbarians at the gate. What the Times didn’t tell its readers was that these “heroes” were Nazis, some of them even wearing Swastikas and SS symbols. …
