Pope Francis’ ambiguous teaching on the death penalty raises an interesting question
Is not the death penalty necessary for deterring potential government employees from using secret technologies for criminal purposes?
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Robert L. Kinney III, Pharm.D.
Americans should demand answers on the secret torture methods of law enforcement
Law enforcement agencies keep secret many of their actions, technologies, and methods – including potential torture activities on American citizens – and Americans need to hold them accountable.
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Science agrees with the Catholic Church: Homosexuality is disordered
The Catholic Church accurately describes homosexual inclinations as ‘objectively disordered,’ and science supports that teaching: sodomy is unnatural and severely damaging to the body.
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US government must ban advanced technologies that can see into people’s homes
There are evil people in America who would seemingly use advanced technologies to harm those who oppose them. Such technologies need to be completely prohibited.
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Is the US Intelligence Community hiding secret weapons from the American public?
The CIA's Rick Crawford found evidence suggesting 'some Anomalous Health Incidents are the work of foreign adversaries. Sadly, the IC has actively attempted to impede our investigation.'
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US government should criminalize ‘touchless torture’ within the country, not just outside
Entities like the FBI and potentially local law enforcement have been shown to overstep their authorities and harm Americans. Thus, there is a need for federal laws against torture inside the United States.
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If President Trump wants to save America, he must declassify secrets that harm Americans
It is especially necessary to declassify and publish the methods, technologies, weapons, and sources used by the FBI, local police, intelligence community, and others.
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Democrats are quietly pushing to include women in the draft
Although it seems to have been kept somewhat quiet, if the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2025 becomes law, Democrats are going to require females in America to sign up for the draft.
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Are US authorities legally allowed to commit hoaxes? Federal law suggests so
In the early 1960s, America's military leaders reportedly drafted plans to kill innocent people and commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities to create public support for a war against Cuba. Code named Operation Northwoods, the plans included the possible assassination of Cuban émigrés.
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Some people say they’ve been injured by neuroweapons. Should we believe them?
A secretly operated remote weapon which causes falling and several other effects has been available and advertised to police and other law enforcement since at least 2006.
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