The US Government Goes After "Fraudsters" While Ignoring The Ones In Washington: The Spearhead Reacts.

Nov 03, 2026

US Vice President JD Vance recently put out a video purporting to convey his pledge to protect American citizens from “fraudsters and illegal aliens”.

In reality, the entire clip was 1 minute and 7 seconds of uninterrupted dog-whistling intended to misdirect the growing rage of the increasingly discontented US working classes at the most convenient group of usual scapegoats, while completely sidestepping the actual fraud taking place at the very highest levels in the US.

Senior reporter @ Big_Mck breaks it down in this reaction video

Zambia Launches Domestic Gold Refinery

Zambia is taking a transformative step in redefining its economic future. With the official launch of its first domestic gold refinery by Minera Refineries Zambia Limited, the nation is moving beyond raw mineral exports to capture greater local economic value.

Capable of refining gold up to 99.99% purity, this milestone project aims to generate over $1.8 billion in revenue while formalizing artisanal and small-scale mining.

Malcolm X: Why Peaceful Protests Won’t Win Freedom

In 1963, Malcolm X (1925-65) spoke for the first time to a British journalist.

He kept it as sharp as ever, denouncing not only the white ruling class but the Black clergy and Black petite bourgeoisie that hold back the Black masses from seizing liberation in the US.

Do his words resonate with you today? Drop us a comment.

Video credit: British Film Institute

Mormons: One Of Christianity’s Most Racist Groups

What do you really know about the Mormon Church? What did the founders of this church really believe about the world? And do the friendly smiles and demeanors of its missionaries across the globe today symbolize sincere intentions, or hide a dark truth?

In this report for The Spearhead, @okorieuche_ sheds light on the history of one of Christianity’s most racist denominations.

The Gambia To Compensate Victims Of Former Leader Jammeh’s Brutal Reign With Loot Forfeited By U.S.

This September, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) forfeited $2.5 million to the Gambian government. The money came from the sale of a luxury property in the US owned by one of the Gambia’s most brutal and corrupt leaders, and on October 20, the Gambian government announced it would use this money to compensate the victims of this leader’s reign.

Did the US suddenly grow a conscience and decide to start helping Africa recover its looted wealth?

No. Of course not. With the US, there is always a predatory motive hidden between the lines.