Author Archives: Daisy Luther

Immigration is an issue that causes tempers to flare. Many Americans want our borders to be firmly closed to outsiders, especially if those outsiders are brown. Having lived in and been welcome in another country, and having brought my children to … Continue reading →

Is the carton of eggs in your refrigerator part of the biggest egg recall since 2010?  Rose Acre Farms has voluntarily recalled 206,749,248 eggs after 22 people became ill with Don’t forget to follow D.C. Clothesline on Facebook and Twitter. … Continue reading →

Did you ever think about the places close to you that would be potential targets for a nuclear strike by an enemy? If you’re reading this website, chances are, the answer is yes. But how would a strike to that … Continue reading →

It’s time to address an epidemic in the United States. It’s one that could be deadly, particularly to liberty. Don’t forget to follow D.C. Clothesline on Facebook and Twitter. The DC Clothesline Network is expanding. To visit our newest website … Continue reading →

It’s time for another episode of Doomsday Bunkers of the Rich and Famous. You can find the last article about a doomsday neighborhood in Germany right here. Don’t forget to follow D.C. Clothesline on Facebook and Twitter. The DC Clothesline Network is … Continue reading →

By Daisy Luther and M.K. Matthews By now, unless you have been living in a Wifi-free deadzone, you’ve heard about the hundreds of billions in tariffs that the United States and China are flinging at one another like ninja throwing … Continue reading →

Tuesday, a woman opened fire on the offices of YouTube in San Bruno, California. Don’t forget to follow D.C. Clothesline on Facebook and Twitter. The DC Clothesline Network is expanding. To visit our newest website Click Here.

The homes of many rich, famous people have a secret hidden within them.  Somewhere, in the depths of the home, is a secure room to which the residents can retreat in the event of a home invasion or violent intruder.  A safe … Continue reading →

Everyone likes to blame the Democrats for gun control, but here’s a news flash: those of us who fervently believe in the Second Amendment are actually being betrayed by members of the Republican party who are in Congress right now. … Continue reading →

Many people try to make a better choice by drinking bottled water instead of tap water since the municipal water from our faucets is loaded with all sorts of chemicals and pollutants. Unfortunately, bottled water may not be that much better. … Continue reading →

It’s not breaking news that the internet censors have been hard at work to silence voices that are in opposition to the mainstream media agenda. But after the influence that social media had on the last election, things are going … Continue reading →

When you think of the most dangerous, violent cities in the world, do you picture slums in Third World countries with vicious drug cartels or arrogant warlords? Maybe the kind of violence where enemies are decapitated and whole families are … Continue reading →

Every year, it seems like more and more retail outlets are going out of business, resulting in the loss of jobs and local supplies. Last year, hundreds of stores closed, and this year, even more shops are scheduled to shut their … Continue reading →

How do you stop a mass shooting before it starts? Here’s an idea: How about if FBI agents actually investigate when threat after threat is called into your tipline? Don’t forget to follow D.C. Clothesline on Facebook and Twitter. The … Continue reading →

Let’s talk about martial law. This is when the normal law of the land is suspended and the authority comes from the military or federal government. Don’t forget to follow D.C. Clothesline on Facebook and Twitter. The DC Clothesline Network … Continue reading →

Kelly Guthrie Raley has been teaching for 20 years and currently educates kids at Eustis Middle School in Lake County, Florida. Just last month she was named the 2017-2018 Teacher of the Year. Don’t forget to follow D.C. Clothesline on … Continue reading →