'In the Presence of Greatness': What I Saw At the Dr. James Dobson Memorial Service

Climate Realism Is Winning

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by Mac Slavo, SHTF Plan: Tensions between the United States and Venezuela have flared lately as the Pentagon continues to strike civilian boats in international waters, allegedly carrying illegal drugs and headed toward the U.S. coastline. President Donald Trump has also commanded the diplomats in Venezuela to cut off peaceful outreach, paving the way for […]

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from Sputnik News: MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Strategic initiative in the zone of Russia’s special military operation remains entirely in the hands of the Russian military, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday. “Currently, the strategic initiative remains entirely with the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation,” Putin said during his trip to the Russian Northwestern […]

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