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Is Kim Jong-un’s Irrational Behavior Subtly Achieving North Korea’s Goals?

“In periods when the world does not revolve around North Korea’s nuclear threat, Kim Jong-un launches another missile and once again takes center stage, refocusing all attention on his nation…” After a recent closed-door meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss North Korea’s latest missile launches, the US Ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, […]

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U.S. Navy Patrols Near Disputed Island in South China Sea

Sea patrol follows week where Washington seemed to signal displeasure with Beijing By Gordon Lubold in Washington and Jeremy Page in Beijing; WallStreetJournal: The U.S. conducted a naval patrol close to a China-controlled island in the South China Sea on Sunday—the second such operation confirmed by American officials in less than six weeks—following several recent […]

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NBC Decries Rise of Conservative Media for Creating Polarized Country, No Mention of MSNBC

What NBC’s Willie Geist spun as a rundown of the political echo chambers in America on Sunday Today, quickly devolved into a condemnation of the rise of conservative media.

“Fake news is a favorite term, as you know, of President Trump. What you consider real and fake in many cases has become a question of where you’re sitting and who you’re listening to,” declared Geist at the start of the segment. He ignored the fact that the term was first used to describe stories about Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election.

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Detecting BS and Those Who Feed Us Fake News

CNN did it again. It publicized a story, got heat for its non-factual message, and apologized after someone’s name was smeared like cow dung. Resulting in resignations of three “journalists,” CNN ran a story alleging corrupt cavorting and intriguing implications between Anthony Scaramucci, an associate of President Trump, and Kiril Dmitriev, who manages the Russian Direct Investment Fund.

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Obama Intel Agency Secretly Conducted Illegal Searches On Americans for Years

The National Security Agency under former President Barack Obama routinely violated American privacy protections while scouring through overseas intercepts and failed to disclose the extent of the problems until the final days before Donald Trump was elected president last fall, according to once top-secret documents that chronicle some of the most serious constitutional abuses to date by the U.S. intelligence community.

More than 5 percent, or one out of every 20 searches seeking upstream Internet data on Americans inside the NSA’s so-called Section 702 database violated the safeguards Obama and his intelligence chiefs vowed to follow in 2011, according to one classified internal report reviewed by Circa.

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BREAKING: North Korea Test Fires ANOTHER Ballistic Missile Two Weeks After its Last Attempt Ended in Failure

“President Moon Jae-in has called an emergency National Security Council meeting in response to the launch, the presidential Blue House said.” By Jack Kim and Ju-min Park; Reuters: North Korea fired on Sunday a ballistic missile from a region near its west coast that flew 700 kilometers (430 miles), South Korea’s military said, days after […]

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Despite Claims from the Media, President Trump’s Firing of Comey was not a Coup

President Trump fired FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday leading to a furor from Washington pundits. The talking points and arguments are in full gear now, but the most pernicious and annoying argument comes from those, such as Lawrence O’Donnell on MSNBC and Austin Sarat from US News and World Report who argue this was a treasonous coup. That attack shows a continuation of liberal attempts to de legitimize Trump and spin on his use of presidential powers.

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The OpsLens Team

The OpsLens Team Ron Hammond FOUNDER AND CEO Ron Hammond is Senior Advisor and Board Member for OpsLens. Hammond is a former CIA Operations Officer and US Army Guard Officer. He has over 28 years in the Intelligence Community where he focused on the Middle East and South Asia, more specifically on combating terrorism and [...]

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Two Afternoon Explosions Rock St. Petersburg, Russia During Putin Visit

Today, St. Petersburg, Russia is under alert. Much like the Boston Marathon bombing on Patriots Day, St. Petersburg suffered two explosions of shrapnel-filled improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Early reports have at least ten fatalities and dozens more injured. Both explosions were inside cars of the underground trains in one of the major train stations. The […]

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Austin Officials Are Willing to Risk $43 Million In Federal Grants to Keep Sanctuary Status

“Elected officials do not get to pick and choose which laws they will obey…” A Department of Homeland Security report detailed 206 federal immigration detainers that local entities denied from January 28th to February 3, 2017.  Travis County’s newly elected Sheriff, Sally Hernandez, declined 142 requests to hold unauthorized immigrants. On her election website, she […]

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