Speculation is growing over the sustainability of the United States’ model of global dominance which emerged as Washington ended the Second World War as plausibly the sole superpower. That role was first tested in the Korean War, which produced something of a stalemate in a confrontation that included China, and led to a Ceasefire Agreement...

It is not often that a news story, specifically in the way it is reported, encapsulates the absolute state of a nation. Britain, only a century ago, was the world’s dominant country. Its empire spanned a quarter of the globe and it was widely admired for innovating the modern world via the Industrial Revolution; the...

The Somali diaspora in Minnesota is uniquely destructive. It’s been so catastrophic that criticizing it is almost easy. Yet despite President Trump’s criticism, and the recent raid on Ilhan Omar, there’s no real solution within the system unless the government is willing to denaturalize tens of thousands of people. If we can’t solve this easy...

This is a is factually based history lesson. The lesson is about black slaveowners. Larry Koger’s book, Black Slaveowners, is well documented. Koger provides 34 pages of documentation listing the names of black slave owners and the number of slaves they owned in South Carolina and 38 pages of historical notes. Most free blacks only...

A company should not disclose a risk of catastrophe to humanity and then sell its shares to the public before any public authority has the power to evaluate that risk or to stop deployment. Anthropic, the maker of the Claude AI models, is preparing what could be the largest initial public offering in history, raising...

Rumble link Bitchute link In the above podcast, Political Science professor emeritus Salim Mansur discusses his new article “October 7, 2023 Was Revelatory: And So Will Be Its Abiding Significance in History.” He also discusses the reasons why mainstream media outlets were eager to publish his articles beginning in the 1990s, but are suppressing his...

When the Strait of Hormuz closed at the end of February, Saudi Arabia had what almost no other Gulf producer had: a way out at scale. The East-West pipeline, known in the industry as Petroline, carries crude 1,200 kilometers across the desert from the oil fields of the Eastern Province to Yanbu on the Red...

Today I saw a post from a popular Twitter account saying, “As soon as AI is good enough to write blog posts in my voice as good as I would have written them, i intend to use AI to do so. I know what I want to say, and I could say so much more...

Chris Hedges in conversation with Art O’Connor The Whistleblower, 30 South Anne Street, Dublin — October 3, 2026 Video shared by The Whistleb