Author: The Inquisitive Journal

Hello and welcome to my news blog! I am a sole journalist and writer, passionate about staying informed on current events and sharing that knowledge with others. On this blog, you will find a variety of articles covering a range of topics including politics, business, entertainment, and sports. As a one person operation, I take pride in the accuracy and quality of my reporting and strive to provide a diverse range of perspectives on the stories I cover. In addition to daily news articles, I also offer opinion pieces, analysis, and in-depth features and interviews. Thank you for visiting my news blog. I hope you find it a valuable source of information and look forward to sharing the news with you.
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World Trade Center 7

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3 Buildings fell on 9/11/01.  But the Lamestream News only reports, shows, and talks about 2 of them.  Why?  How did the 3rd Building fall when it was not hit by anything, had no damage to it, it just dropped?!  Why is it that all 3 fell conviently as if it was a controlled demolition? I do believe this was an inside job.  I do believe that it was a controlled demolition.  I’m not the only one to have this view point. The Renowned Physics Journal concludes in new study that ALL 3 WTC Towers Collapsed Due to Controlled Demolition! Click … Continue reading World Trade Center 7

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Fukushima, How bad is it really?

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The story of Fukushima from the Japanese side of the Pacific is this: Overall, things are under control with the construction of an “ice wall” to prevent the continued releases of contaminated water into the ocean, and fishing has resumed in all regions except those within 10 kilometers of the reactors. However, these milestones obscure the fact that the Japanese will be wrestling with the cleanup for decades and will spend trillions of yen in the process. It also minimizes the threats posed by millions of gallons of highly contaminated water on the power plant grounds and the likelihood that … Continue reading Fukushima, How bad is it really?