
“People have talked for some time now that Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada to our north, is actually the son of a famous dictator. And frankly it appears to be true,” said Tucker Carlson. Continue reading

“People have talked for some time now that Justin Trudeau, the prime minister of Canada to our north, is actually the son of a famous dictator. And frankly it appears to be true,” said Tucker Carlson. Continue reading
Whistle Blower Leuren Moret joins Ari Kopel and Ari’s Co-host Rose Paige on Shattering The Matrix Radio.
[youtube=http://youtu.be/KwxHf15HtBI]
Today she’ll talk about another Nuclear disaster, as bad as Chernobyl, at the Zaporhyze Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine. She reveals what is going on there – which has been kept secretive – and why this happened.
Those findings are in a Public Policy Polling (PPP) survey released Tuesday showed that 9 percent of the respondents held a favorable opinion of Congress, while 85 percent held an unfavorable view.
“We all know Congress is unpopular,” said Dean Debnam, PPP president. “But the fact that voters like it even less than cockroaches, lice and Genghis Kahn really shows how far its esteem has fallen with the American public over the last few weeks.”
On the bright side, Congress came out of the survey in higher standing than North Korea, the Kardashian family, and actress Lindsay Lohan, as well as Cuba’s Fidel Castro and former Sen. John Edwards.
On the not-so-bright side, it lost out in the popularity contest to the rock band Nickelback, real estate magnate Donald Trump, NFL replacement refs and France.
The survey of 830 voters was performed between Jan. 3 and Jan. 6 and has a 3.4 percent margin of error. The results of the poll can be found here.