By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) Police state tactics, propaganda, and election fraud were several of the democracy disruption scandals that reformers studied last week in separate meetings that the Justice Integrity Project attended. We address them in summary to illustrate the many important but often under-reported news events occurring in the nation’s capital. Also, the scope […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) Beginning March 23, the National Enquirer published two major stories claiming that 2016 presidential contender Ted Cruz had had affairs with five women, thereby undermining his claims of conservative, moral leadership. Today’s column provides an approach to understanding such allegations, which are increasingly common against high officials and candidates. Targets include […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) The DC Madam’s attorney threatened Friday to release the government and business names of her clients by the middle of next week unless federal courts grant a hearing on his request to release at least one customer name he describes as vital to the 2016 presidential race. Montgomery Blair Sibley, former […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) The U.S. State Department last week ordered American military and diplomatic families to withdraw from Turkey. The pullout shows the West’s growing concerns about the NATO member’s shift to authoritarian, belligerent and pro-Islamic policies. Regarded just a few years ago as a stable, prosperous nation with a rare combination of pro-democratic […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) To help researchers of President John F. Kennedy’s 1963 assassination and its current implications, the Justice Integrity Project began publishing a Reader’s Guide in 2013 to coincide with the shooting’s 50th anniversary. Some of the first columns, particularly No. 17 below, cataloged with scant comment significant materials of diverse viewpoints. Other […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Google and Israeli intelligence enthusiastically cooperated in hopes of overthrowing Syria’s government in efforts that have led to hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of refugees, according to a trove of emails recently organized for release by WikiLeaks. One email stated that Syrian President Bashar […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) A prize-winning Swedish journalist noted for his left-wing, pro-NATO and anti-WikiLeaks commentary was revealed this month to have been a paid agent of Säpo, his nation’s security service. Martin Fredriksson, shown in a file photo and a winner of a major investigative reporting prize in 2014 for his work exposing right-wing […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) Americans deserve thorough disclosure of the nation’s major assassinations says a new research group at the start of the annual “Sunshine Week” beginning March 13. As an initial goal, Citizens Against Political Assassinations (CAPA), a non-partisan umbrella group, seeks withheld records pertaining to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy in […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) Texas authorities bungled the death investigation last month of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and thereby caused needless fears of murder and other scandal, according to a retired high-level police executive speaking at the National Press Club March 9. Authorities should have performed an autopsy and other standard procedures to determine […]

By [email protected] (Andrew Kreig) A California parole board this month rejected a dramatic plea to release the convicted slayer of 1968 presidential contender Robert F. Kennedy, thereby continuing one of the nation’s most notorious murder cover-ups. Kennedy friend Paul Schrade, 91, argued that the convicted Sirhan B. Sirhan, firing from Kennedy’s front, could not have […]