USA - Mainstream news is fake news, through and through. Nearly every story is twisted or straight up made up and fabricated out of thin air, all to support diabolical narratives that keep their clones highly emotional, frustrated, and distracted from anything and everything that really matters in this world. Without further adieu, here’s the countdown, starting at #10, it’s the top 10 FAKE NEWS Left-wing media stories bungled in 2018:

USA - Parents who fail to get their 2 to 4-year-old children vaccinated for influenza in Connecticut are in for a rude awakening when children return to school after Christmas break. If they cannot prove their child received the flu vaccine, they will not be allowed to return to school. The new state law is simple: comply or your child cannot go to school. It is no question that the subject of vaccines is profoundly controversial. On both sides of the argument exists truth and lies that can hinder the ability of some to make rational decisions. Luckily, for parents of students who wish not to inject their child with the flu vaccine, Connecticut still allows a religious exemption. However, as TFTP has reported in the past, this exemption is constantly under attack by government officials.

ISRAEL - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a Christmastime message to believers around the globe that prophecies from Scripture are coming true today as he shared his gratitude to Christians for their loyalty to Israel in the End Times. "We're united in a shared destiny,” Netanyahu expressed to Christians in a pre-recorded video message, according to CBN News. “I want to thank you for all your support." The Israeli leader went on to point out that believers are living in a time when biblical prophecies are unfolding at lightning speed,” CBN News noted from the PM’s address to Christians.

USA - The most recent news is that India and the UAE have agreed to trade in local currencies instead of the USD. The Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi said this, “The bilateral currency swap agreement between India and UAE is expected to reduce the dependency on hard currencies like the US dollar.” So they openly say they are working towards replacing the US Dollar. This signifies something we’ve been warning about for years. The US Dollar is the old guard and massive players like India and China are starting to separate themselves from the currency as the two most populated countries in the world attempt to create the next major world reserve currency through a digital, centrally planned cashless system. Remember, Russia is also working outside of the US Dollar. The Russian government has already released plans for a Russia-led trade zone outside of the US Dollar!

GERMANY - Merkel has stepped down as leader of the CDU. She knows that she is on the way out. She hopes to cling to her position of power until she is dragged out by the hair. This statement is indeed the behind the curtain view. But she qualified that statement insofar as yielding sovereignty to Brussels over especially migration. This is a shot across the bow at the rising nationalism. You must look at the entire statement she made in order to expose the thinking process.

USA - Hundreds of migrants and their children seeking to enter the US from Mexico are arriving with illnesses, forcing US Customs and Border Protection to seek additional medical assistance and boost medical screenings, the agency disclosed Monday. Between December 22 and Sunday, the agency reported 451 cases referred to doctors or other providers, including 259 children. Among the children, half of the cases involved kids under the age of 5. The ill migrants have been arriving with all kinds of ailments, many with flu or pneumonia that can be particularly pervasive and dangerous this time of year. Seventeen migrants have been hospitalized, including six children, according to the agency.

ISRAEL - Israel announces that it is officially leaving UNESCO. “Israel will not be part of a body that continually rewrites history, including by erasing the Jewish connection to Jerusalem,” Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon told JNS. “UNESCO is manipulated by Israel’s enemies and continually singles out the Jewish state for condemnation.”

BELGIAN - A ban on kosher slaughter in Belgium’s Flanders region will take effect on Tuesday after a law prohibiting animal slaughter was passed last year in the local parliament. “That provinces within Belgium - the law-making capital of Europe - have passed this type of anti-religious measure is an affront to the European values we all hold so dear,” said Pinchas Goldschmidt, president of the Conference of European Rabbis and Moscow’s chief rabbi. “Time and again, the Jewish community is told by senior European Union officials that there is no Europe without the Jews, [but] these bans undermine those statements and put Jewish life at risk,” he continued. Additionally, slaughter in accordance with Islamic law will be banned under the new law.

GERMANY - In 2019 Germany will assume greater international responsibility and must stand up for its convictions, Angela Merkel has vowed in an annual address. The chancellor said old certainties about international cooperation had "come under pressure", alluding to strained US-German relations.

GERMANY - Germany’s upstart far-right party, the Alternative for Germany (AfD), is getting the hang of being the main opposition party. But with its volley of queries, mainly about security and migration, experts say it isn’t becoming more professional. The AfD passed the 5-percent threshold for representation in the national parliament for the first time in last year’s election. With 12.6 percent of the vote, it became the largest party in opposition to the grand coalition of the two mainstream parties, the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats.

EUROPE - When it comes to military spending, European Union leaders talk Europe but think nationally. More than a year since its inception, the grand plan to coordinate and integrate national armies has made very little progress. The Permanent Structured Cooperation, or PESCO, was agreed last year to eventually enable the EU to manage its own defense with integrated forces and weapons systems, but military experts say the bloc is still far from achieving that goal.

GERMANY - Parties that oppose immigration are reaching out to a community concerned about anti-Semitism among Muslim extremists. Emanuel Bernhard Krauskopf’s trips to his synagogue in the German capital have become an awkward affair. The reason: Mr Krauskopf and about 30 others recently founded a Jewish chapter of the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, an anti-immigrant party that is the largest opposition group in parliament - one whose members include people accused of anti-Semitism, right-wing extremists and others on the political fringe.

MIDDLE EAST - A military drill between six Red Sea countries was launched in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, according to the kingdom’s official SPA news agency. The Red Wave 1 exercise brings together naval forces from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Sudan, Yemen and Djibouti. Observers from Somalia are also taking part in the drill. “The exercise aims to strengthen maritime security of the countries bordering the Red Sea, protect territorial waters, enhance military cooperation and exchange combat expertise,” commander of Saudi Arabia’s Western Fleet, Major-General Saqr bin Mohammed al-Harbi, said.

NIGERIA - Boko Haram has launched a series of attacks in north-east Nigeria, hoisting its flags over several towns and overrunning a multinational military base. Militants from Islamic State West Africa Province, a faction of Boko Haram that split off in 2016, have taken over the former commercial town of Baga near the border with Chad, and seized the nearby multinational joint taskforce base (MNJTF), in a show of force less than two months before Nigeria’s president, Muhammadu Buhari, seeks reelection.

USA - The US Food and Drug Administration approved a new 6-1 vaccine that is supposed to prevent against six illnesses. Sanofi, the maker of what is being called Vaxelis, partnered with pharmaceutical giant Merck on the pediatric super-vaccine. Vaxelis is intended for children 6-months to 4-years in age. Sanofi says the vaccine prevents poliomyelitis, hepatitis B, pertussis, tetanus, diphtheria, and diseases related to haemophilus influenzae type B. The news immediately prompted concern from groups that aim to improve vaccine safety. Many believe that a 6 in 1 shot is too heavy for a small baby. Additionally, when things go wrong, it is difficult to determine what caused the issue.