“John Bolton Indicted,” editorial cartoon by Tom Stiglich for The American Spectator on Oct. 17, 2025.

J.B. Shurk believes the public is being psychologically manipulated and prepared for a great and terrible war.  For the last decade, military academics have been predicting a global war by 2030.  Suspiciously, […] The post The public is being psychologically prepared for a great and terrible war first appeared on The Expose.

Pantera drummer weds, Santana sets the record straight, Led Zep doc gets nominated, Ace departs and Bad Omens rise to the top. Ian Watkins 10/11 Former Lostprophets Singer Killed In Prison 48-year-old Ian Watkins was serving a 29-year sentence for child sex offenses at British maximum-security prison when he had his throat slashed after inmates were unlocked from their cells. Watkins’s attackers reportedly slashed the singer’s jugular, causing him to die from blood loss. Two men are arrested on suspicion of murder. Gene Simmons, Carla Harvey and Charlie Benante 10/12 Pantera Drummer Marries Anthrax/Pantera drummer Charlie Benante and his longtime girlfriend, former Butcher Babies vocalist Carla Harvey, tie the knot at The Secret Garden in Las Vegas. KISS bassist and co-lead singer Gene Simmons officiates the ceremony, which is attended by more than 200 guests. Billie Joe Armstrong Dua Lipa 10/12 Billie Joe Armstrong Hangs With Dua Lipa At her concert in San Francisco, pop singer Dua Lipa is joined by Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong- to perform the band’s “Wake Me Up When September Ends.” “Every night we do a different song, we do a surprise song and we do a song by a local artist,” she told the audience before Armstrong joined her on stage. The performance occurred toward the end of Dua Lipa’s show at the Chase Center. Every night on her Radical Optimism Tour, Lipa performed a cover of a local artist’s song – but this night was extra special as the frontman of her chosen band was there to perform it with her. “I immediately thought about San Francisco, and I thought about all of the incredible music that has come out of here. I thought about one band in particular that would be perfect tonight.” The 3x Grammy winning singer is on her global Radical Optimism Tour. Carlos Santana Bad Bunny 10/13 Santana Shoots Down Fake Posts Following viral Facebook posts claiming Carlos Santana slammed the NFL’s choice of having Bad Bunny headline next year’s Super Bowl, the legendary guitarist put out a statement. “I congratulate and celebrate Bad Bunny’s success and his position right now with the world and with the Super Bowl,” writes Santana. “However, fear is what motivates ignorant people to put words in my mouth — saying that I didn’t want Bad Bunny to be represented at the Super Bowl. I never said that, nor would I ever. Anything other than that is coming from people’s ignorance.” Bad Bunny’s upcoming gig at the Super Bowl halftime show has caused an internet uproar, particularly with MAGA – Donald Trump called the choice “absolutely ridiculous” while far-right leadership has threatened to have ICE officers outside Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA (on February 8th) where the game will take place. Some MAGA-types want Bad Bunny, who has sold over 100-million equivalent album units worldwide, to be deported before the Super Bowl. However, Bad Bunny was born in Puerto Rico, which is part of the U.S. Michael Sweet & Lisa 10/15 Stryper Frontman Announces New Foundation Michael Sweet and his wife Lisa Champagne announce the launch of the Faith In Music Foundation, a non-profit “dedicated to empowering musicians and fostering the next generation of music industry professionals.” Champagne possesses a strong background in nonprofit leadership and business operations. Led Zeppelin 10/15 Led Zeppelin Nominated “Becoming Led Zeppelin” is nominated for “Best Music Documentary” by the 2025 Critics Choice Documentary Awards. Domestically, the film’s $2.6 million start represented the largest opening weekend for an IMAX-exclusive music documentary. Award winners will be announced November 9th. KISS & Ace Frehley 10/16 Ace Frehley Dies Founding KISS member Ace Frehley dies after being injured in a fall in September. He was 74. KISS members Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons said: “We are devastated by the passing of Ace Frehley. He was an essential and irreplaceable Rock soldier during some of the most formative foundational chapters of the band and its history. He is and will always be a part of KISS’s legacy.” Bad Omens 10/18 “Specter” Takes Bad Omens To The Top It took a mere eight weeks for Bad Omens’ “Specter” to reach the top of the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart.  Bad Omens first reached Mainstream Rock’s Top 10 in ’22 when “Like A Villain” peaked at #10. ### The post October 11th – October 18th appeared first on RockinTown.

Vadym Davydenko was stabbed multiple times in the head, chest, and eyes at the Dublin refugee center, just days after arriving from war-torn Ukraine.

"Ukraine & Europe have exerted enormous pressure on Washington to stay in the war... if it were up to Trump & Putin, they could work out a deal, but Trump is not actually in control of the foreign policy apparatus of the United States!"

Left-wing propagandist now openly pushing for civil war.

Yet another femicide in Germany, with the victim's sister saying: "None of us are well. The little ones cry a lot; they miss their mom every day. It's a catastrophe."

This information is beyond critical!

The defendant was acquitted on grounds of insanity two years before the attack for stabbing his own mother, and was placed under a psychiatric treatment order, the conditions of which he broke multiple times.

'I think it's important for them to know that whatever they do now, it's not like we're going to forget,' says Illinois governor.