British Royal Family Is Planning Legal Ways To Prevent Sarah Ferguson From Publishing ‘Tell-All Memoir’ With Unlimited Damaging Potential
March 23, 2026
Ferguson said to be planning a memoir.
Fergie can reignite the ‘Epstein crisis’ and take it to new heights.
The shockwaves from the revelations contained in the US DOJ-released ‘Epstein files’ have greatly subsided, and we’ve come to a point where both the British government and the Royal family dare dream of a moment when they will have put this behind them.
That is – if Fergie does not get in the way.
Former Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, has had her reputation totally ruined with the tsunami of new damaging information released about her and her former husband, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
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“Sarah Ferguson is said to be preparing a dramatic return to the public stage with a tell-all memoir – a move sources tell OK! has triggered unprecedented legal planning within the royal household as King Charles and Prince William consider ways to prevent the publication of explosive claims about the monarchy.”
Andrew and Fergie: reputations destroyed by their Epstein links.
“Ferguson, 66, the former Duchess of York, has spent recent months largely outside the United Kingdom amid mounting controversy surrounding her former husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, 66, who is currently under investigation on suspicion of misconduct in public office. Andrew has not been charged with any crime and denies wrongdoing.
Against that turbulent backdrop, royal insiders say Ferguson has been quietly exploring a lucrative publishing deal that would allow her to tell her side of years of scandals and internal royal tensions.”
The prospect of a Fergie memoir with damaging revelations about the Royal Family has prompted ‘a rapid escalation in legal preparedness’ within Buckingham Palace.
“A source said: ‘There is real anxiety about what Sarah might choose to reveal. The mood in royal circles is that they cannot allow a situation where another damaging narrative about the monarchy spirals out of control. Lawyers are already examining every possible option. If a manuscript contains material that could harm the institution or breach private agreements, legal intervention is being considered’.”
ROGER STONE: The Lies of Robert Mueller and the Criminals Surrounding Him
March 23, 2026
Roger Stone knows better than almost anyone how corrupt Robert Mueller and his gang running the Russia Collusion sham were. Roger Stone shared the following about corrupt Robert Mueller and … Read more
“Leftism Is a Mental Problem,” Says Argentina’s Conservative President Javier Milei
March 23, 2026
Argentina’s conservative president, Javier Milei, is a Trump ally. His academic background is in Austrian economics, which is directly opposed to communism. Photo courtesy of the White House.
“At one point, I thought being on the left was a mental problem,” Argentina’s conservative president, Javier Milei, told reporters. A former professor trained in the school of Austrian economics, Milei pointed to the data, saying the empirical evidence is overwhelming, that it has never worked anywhere, and that its supporters refuse to accept that reality. Since clinging to false beliefs despite overwhelming evidence is the textbook definition of delusion, he concluded, “Therefore, I thought it was a mental problem.”
“They are enemies of numbers,” He said, like a true economist. “They hate numbers. I don’t know if lefties hate bathing more than numbers.”
The numbers President Milei is referring to are the large number of countries that have been communist at some point in history, including Soviet satellite states, totaling about 50. Today, only five remain: China, Cuba, Laos, North Korea, and Vietnam. Another interesting number is zero, the number of countries that have returned to communism after escaping from it.
“They are very violent. And since they have no way or arguments to answer, they go for physical violence,” explained Milei. “Leftists always, let’s say, resort to physical violence and all kinds of violent manifestations because they are unable to refute the arguments.”
Here, Milei is hitting on two important points. First, he argues that leftists cannot refute the empirical evidence that communism does not work. Second, he points to a historical record of violence, suppression, arbitrary arrest, torture, and execution.
The total number of people killed by communist regimes, including deaths caused by resource mismanagement and regime-imposed famines, varies. However, one of the most widely cited works is The Black Book of Communism, published by Harvard University Press and authored by European scholars drawing on newly opened Soviet archives. The authors estimate that communism’s death toll ranges from 85 to 100 million. They break this down as up to 25 million in the former Soviet Union, 65 million in China, and 1.7 million in Cambodia, with additional deaths across Vietnam, North Korea, Eastern Europe, Africa, and Latin America.
Apart from the deaths, the standard of living and lack of freedom in the five remaining communist countries make them deeply unenviable. Across multiple global indices, these states consistently rank near the bottom in economic freedom, political rights, and civil liberties.
On economic freedom, the data is stark. According to the Heritage Foundation’s Index of Economic Freedom, North Korea holds the lowest score in the world at 2.9 out of 100, while Cuba scores 24.3, the second lowest. Both are classified as “repressed.” China, Vietnam, and Laos also fall into the “mostly unfree” or “repressed” categories.
North Korea’s nominal GDP per capita is approximately $1,319, ranking 168th out of 197 countries, near the bottom globally. Laos registers a nominal GDP per capita of about $2,070, according to IMF data. Cuba’s figures are contested and unreliable. The country is not an IMF member and does not publish transparent national accounts, but independent estimates place its nominal GDP per capita at roughly $2,440 for 2025, a figure that has deteriorated sharply since 2020 amid economic contraction, hyperinflation, and the collapse of the sugar industry.
Vietnam and China report higher figures, but these gains largely reflect decades of partial market reforms rather than communist economic planning. Even so, Vietnam’s nominal GDP per capita stands at a paltry $4,018, while China’s reaches approximately $13,314, the highest among communist countries. That figure still falls below the U.S. federal poverty guideline for a single individual, which stands at $15,960 annually in the contiguous United States.
In other words, the average Chinese citizen, living under the world’s most economically powerful communist government, earns less than what the U.S. government officially defines as poverty. China’s GDP per capita is also less than half that of any Western European nation.
Political freedom is equally limited. All five countries are rated “Not Free” by Freedom House. China scores 9 out of 100, North Korea scores 3, and Vietnam scores 20 on measures of political rights and civil liberties. These rankings place them among the most restrictive regimes in the world.
The use of state violence remains a defining feature. China continues to be the world’s leading executioner, although the true number of executions is unknown because the data is classified. Vietnam and North Korea also keep their execution totals secret, although both regimes are known to apply the death penalty extensively.
Political imprisonment and preventable deaths are difficult to quantify, as these governments do not release reliable data. North Korea maintains a network of political prison camps, known as the kwanliso system, holding an estimated 80,000 to 200,000 people under conditions described by UN investigators as crimes against humanity, including starvation, forced labor, torture, and execution.
Cuba holds hundreds of political prisoners, with numbers rising after the 2021 protests. In China, the mass detention of Uyghurs in Xinjiang, estimated at over one million people, represents the largest internment of an ethnic minority since World War II.
The overall pattern is consistent. Every remaining communist state ranks at or near the bottom globally in economic freedom, political rights, civil liberties, and transparency. None publishes reliable data on state-caused preventable deaths, which in itself reflects the nature of these systems.
Looking at the numbers, there is no logical reason why anyone would advocate for such a system. Milei concluded, “What I discovered is that being on the left is a disease of the soul. The left is built on envy, hatred, resentment, and unequal treatment before the law.”
Supreme Court Justice Alito Blasts Endless Counting of Mail-in Ballots (AUDIO)
March 23, 2026
The US Supreme Court on Monday is hearing oral arguments on a challenge to mail-in ballots.
The lawsuit challenging the mail-ballots was filed by the Republican National Committee and the Libertarian Party of Mississippi.
Conservative Justice Samuel Alito blasted the endless counting of mail-in ballots.
“We have lots of phrases that involve two words, the second of which is ‘day.’ Labor Day, Memorial Day, George Washington’s birthday, Independence Day, birthday, and Election Day,” Alito said.
“They are all particular days. So if we start with that, if I have nothing more to look at than the phrase ‘Election Day,’ I think this is the day in which everything is going to take place,” Alito added.
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The other justices appeared skeptical during the oral arguments.
“Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Amy Coney Barrett, meanwhile, each asked questions indicating they were concerned about how a decision invalidating the deadlines for late-arriving ballots could affect other election rules, including those allowing for early voting. The RNC and the Trump administration have argued that under the federal statutes setting a uniform day for the elections for president and Congress, Election Day is the day the ballot box closes,” CBS News reported.
The Supreme Court will likely issue a ruling in June.
The case: The Republican National Committee and the Libertarian Party of Mississippi brought the lawsuit against Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson, a Republican, arguing that grace periods for receiving ballots violate federal law because Election Day statutes envision a single day for casting ballots.
The arguments: Voting rights groups and local election officials defend the right of states to write their own voting rules. But Trump has targeted the practice of counting ballots after Election Day. He and his allies argue it delays results and leads to suspicions about the vote tallies, as part of the president’s broader attacks on most mail ballots.
The implications: If the court strikes down the grace periods, it’ll leave some states and their voters scrambling to adjust with only a few months before absentee ballots are sent out this fall. The ruling could also extend to military and overseas ballots, which are allowed to arrive late in 29 total states.
Hungary Reportedly Kept Out of Confidential EU Meetings as MSM Accuse FM Péter Szijjártó of Leaking to the Russians
March 23, 2026
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó – photo by Saeima/Wiki Commons
It seems that the fake news cartel is working hard to defeat Viktor Orbán and his government in the upcoming elections.
Three weeks before Hungary’s April 12 election, the whole Globalist media is circling reports alleging that Foreign Minister Péter Szijjarto leaks European Council confidential information to Russia’s Sergei Lavrov.
This comes as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is on an upswing to defeat Peter Magyar, the darling of the Liberals in the EU and in the MSM.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó allegedly gave Russia inside access to EU meetings by calling Lavrov during breaks and sharing real-time updates.
“The EU is limiting the flow of confidential material to Hungary and leaders are meeting in smaller groups — as Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned of long-standing suspicions Viktor Orbán’s government is sharing information with Russia.”
The playbook is clear: no formal accusation shall be made, only off-the-record accusations in the press about concerns that ‘Budapest is leaking sensitive information to the Kremlin’.
Poland’s liberal PM Donald Tusk:
The news that Orbán’s people inform Moscow about EU Council meetings in every detail shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. We’ve had our suspicions about that for a long time. That’s one reason why I take the floor only when strictly necessary and say just as much as necessary.
The first report about the alleged leaks came Saturday from the Globalist powerhouse Washington Post.
“For years, the Orban government has provided Moscow with a vital window into sensitive discussions in the E.U. both through the physical access of its allies in the Hungarian government and through Russian hackers’ penetration of the computer networks of Hungary’s Foreign Ministry, said several current and former European security officials, including Ferenc Fresz, the former head of Hungary’s Cyber Defense Service who spoke about the Russian hacks.
Szijjarto, the foreign minister, made regular phone calls during breaks at E.U. meetings to provide his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, with ‘live reports on what’s been discussed’ and possible solutions, one of the European security officials said.
Through such calls, ‘every single E.U. meeting for years has basically had Moscow behind the table’, the official said.”
This is it: one off-the-record ‘official’ and the whole of the MSM is on board. And, of course, it all begins with the (according to Donald J. Trump) failing, fake news, fake, dishonest, corrupt, crazy, phony, disgraced, lame, biased, propaganda, totally dishonest, very fake news, the ‘Washington Compost’.
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