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What the Cornell Rape Allegation Really Tells Us Is That Sexual Morality Is Stone Dead and That Men and Women Willingly Participate in Promiscuous Sexual Debauchery, by Paul Craig Roberts

Richard Parker provides a well-researched account. Read his account as a check on the accuracy of my brief summary: Here in brief is the documented story given to the police by the female Cornell Student. In October 2024, she agreed to sexual activity known as threesomes, in this case FMM. The activity with varying male...
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They're Still Trying to Rehab Biden's Genocidal Image, and Other Notes, by Caitlin Johnstone

iden insiders are still trying to redeem themselves in the eyes of history through a New York Times article titled “‘Ready to Blow His Stack’: How Biden Nearly Cut Off Netanyahu Over Gaza” about how the previous president almost nearly sorta kinda thought about not committing genocide. I am so fucking sick of this. You...
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Did a "Heroic Plumber" Unclog Netanyahu’s Electoral Toilet?, by Kevin Barrett

Rumble link Bitchute link False Flag Weekly News link Prior to the FlyDubai incident on September 30, Israeli Prime Minister and indicted war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu was trailing in all the polls—even pro-Likud ones. And his numbers were accelerating downward in a suicide plunge. Several recent revelations have confirmed suspicions that Netanyahu and co-conspirators not...
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Miracle and Bravery in the Skies Over the Middle East, by Hua Bin

Yidsraeli Mossad has a famous motto – “by way of deception, thou shalt do war”. The quote came from the Talmud – the Jew bible. A former Mossad operative by the name of Victor Ostrovsky wrote an expose titled “By Way of Deception”, which became a bestseller in 1990. It was an interesting read. By...
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Netanyahu’s Arithmetic: Sixteen 9/11s and the Ayalon Highway, by Larry C. Johnson

Benjamin Netanyahu has a talent for round numbers, and for knowing which audience gets which one. On the night of October 17, 2024, after Israeli soldiers stumbled on Yahya Sinwar in Rafah and killed him, the prime minister recorded two statements. In Hebrew, he called Sinwar the mass murderer “who murdered thousands of Israelis.” In...
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The Saudi-Israeli War On Yemen’s Resistance, by Robert Inlakesh

Scrambling to halt the ongoing offensive of Yemen’s Armed Forces, Israel and Saudi Arabia have strengthened ties through a joint covert campaign aimed at salvaging what remains of their supremacy in the Red Sea region. Tel Aviv and Riyadh’s losses of key military strongholds in Yemen’s Western coast, has ushered in a new era of...
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Pat Buchanan’s "Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War", by Spencer J. Quinn

Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War Pat Buchanan There are various tacks revisionists can take when looking back at the Second World War. There are those who express net sympathy with the German cause; there are those who express sympathy with the Allied cause while exposing Allied misdeeds and skullduggery, and there are those who...
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Reclaiming American Trucking, by Kevin DeAnna

In politics, one is allowed to be eccentric on just one issue. (I am eccentric on at least two.) The same might be true when it comes to major policy battles. One can only challenge an established system on one front at a time. This is something the Trump Administration should remember when it comes...
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Meditations On the Botched Execution of Christa Pike, by Caitlin Johnstone

They botched another execution in Tennessee. They stuck the prisoner full of seven different syringes, but she didn’t die. She just experienced extreme suffering, minute after excruciating minute, before eventually losing consciousness. Her name is Christa Pike. As of this writing, she is still alive. Pike committed a horrific violent crime as a young woman...
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Yemen Has Not Even Started Yet, by Pepe Escobar

We did get prime time spectacle – actually a double fake: the remixed 9/11 on FlyDubai. September 30 – the deadline for a possible Iranian kinetic move against the Trump naval blockade – came and went. Iran stuck to its guns – without essentially releasing them on the “blockading” (sooooo far away) U.S. Navy. But...
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Was Barbarossa A Response to the Sudden Buildup of Russian Troops on Europe's Eastern Flank, by Mike Whitney

Only when I increasingly sensed, week after week, that Russia now considered the time ripe to move against us, when we had only three divisions in East Prussia, twenty two Russian divisions were assembling there; when I gradually received reports of airfield after airfield being built along our border; and division after division being brought...
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Männerbund vs. Longhouse, by Kevin DeAnna

We must forge a new people. There is another campus hysteria, but after the Duke Lacrosse case, the UVA Hoax, and numerous others, people are right to be suspicious. However it turns out, there is a larger issue. The culture has collapsed and no one is coming out of this looking good, but young men,...
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Concerning A Rape Allegation Scandal at Cornell, by Richard Parker

Author’s note: this story is developing even by the hour. Two revisions have already been made after this article was first published, September 30, 2026. At some point this essay must crystalize, tied to when it was written and published. There may be additional revisions in the version posted on The Raven’s Call: A Reactionary...
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Villains of Judea: Gloria Steinem, by Jose Alberto Nino

The news of Gloria Steinem’s death on September 2, 2026, at 92, invited the familiar ritual of American remembrance. Obituaries saluted the journalist who became the most recognizable public face of second-wave feminism. Yet a serious account of Steinem’s life must begin where tributes often hesitate. Before she confronted senators, presidents, and the editors who...
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The Mamdani Era: Trump, Netanyahu, Door Dash and Opera, by Danny Goldberg

As Zohran Mamdani begins his ninth month in office, he continues to function on several levels at once. On the international stage, he recently met with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Netherlands Prime Minister Rob Jetten and traded attacks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. That same week, the mayor had another surreal...
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Russia Is Not Collapsing: A Reply to Con Coughlin, by Larry C. Johnson

Con Coughlin’s September 30 column in the Telegraph tells readers that Vladimir Putin’s decision to raise defense spending is a “desperate gamble” that could end with Russia following the Soviet Union into economic collapse. It is a familiar story. Western commentators have been predicting Russia’s economic implosion since the first sanctions packages in 2022. What...
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Is the GOP Becoming the White People’s Party?, by Jared Taylor

This video is available on Rumble, Bitchute, Odysee, Telegram, and X. The Republican Party is, in effect, the party for white people. Look at a Trump rally. It might as well be a meeting of the Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy. Mr. Trump ran for president three times. The percentages of his vote that...
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"Trump’s War with the 'liberal' Press.", by Patrick Lawrence

1 OCTOBER—If the Trump regime is any good at anything, it is escalation. Wars, sanctions, tariffs, portentous threats of ever more of these, and we cannot omit the genocidal terror the president supports in behalf of Israel and his Zionist benefactors: Donald J. Trump is always good to take matters recklessly on in the wrong...
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