Author Archives: Dennis Sevakis

April 21, 2022 American Thought Leaders JAN JEKIELEK PART 1: Dr. Richard Urso: Alarming Post-Booster Trends and the Censorship of Treatments for COVID-19 “All of a sudden when the word COVID-19, coronavirus, came up, there was no treatment for inflammation, … Continue reading →

I find Savanah Hernandez especially appealing in that her delivery and mannerism remind me of my daughter. Not that every word would coincide, but Savanah’s rapid, unstuttering manner kept me smiling, if not chuckling, throughout. Whatever your politics, she is … Continue reading →

Shape of things to come … in America? Just ask Naomi Wolf…

Amy Laura Wax is an American lawyer, neurologist, and academic. She is the Robert Mundheim Professor of Law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Her work addresses issues in social welfare law and policy, as well as the relationship … Continue reading →

Here’s a dose of anti-woke … enjoy!

Sit back whilst sipping a favored libation and learn what the Davos elites envision for you and your progeny from “The Man” himself and his minion. After watching, you may want to check just how skillfully hackable humans really are … Continue reading →

Getting it from the horses mouth. . . Tucker Carlson Today Election Fraud: 2020 Was there fraud in the 2020 presidential election? Wisconsin Special Counsel Michael Gableman is investigating this, and what he’s discovered so far is truly shocking. 3-21-2022 … Continue reading →

Just wait ’till Ms. Wolf gets to the “Safe & Effective” numbers! (What wasn’t to be release for 70 years.) Bannons War Room March 19, 2022 Dr. Wolf: “They are counting wrong – you can’t verify the data sets.” Video … Continue reading →

James Craig has been around the policing block several times in several locales. Very interesting man. ******************************** Tucker Carlson Today Saving Michigan: Chief Craig’s Plan Michigan is a great state with a terrible governor. Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig … Continue reading →

Charlotte Iserbyt died this past month. Since before 1982, she has been an unstinting advocate for maintaining the integrity and quality of K-12 education in the U.S. Given the current state of educational affairs, Ms. Iserbyt has obviously not been … Continue reading →