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The Foreign Policy Legacy of Emanuel Celler, by Jose Alberto Nino

To remember Emanuel Celler only as the congressman behind landmark immigration reform is to miss the wider program he pursued for much of his career. The Jewish congressman was a forceful proponent of foreign intervention, international institutions, refugee admissions, and a more deeply entrenched American commitment to the State of Israel. Those commitments stood behind...
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Globalism Always Destroys Domestic Industry, by Paul Craig Roberts

Agri-business corporations have the money, and they have rigged the situation against individual farmers and ranchers. Nothing can be done about the real problems, because the political system is owned by the big money. Money would have to come out of politics, the franchise would have to be reduced, and this would require a dictator...
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Having Stolen Our Country, Now They Are Stealing Our Language, by Paul Craig Roberts

What is the point of eliminating meaning from language? Who brought us “inclusive terminology” and for what purpose? Moreover, it is most certainly not inclusive. For example, it eliminates “mother” and “father” and replaces them with “parent” or “care giver.” What is inclusive about eliminating gender identification? “Mother” of “father” conveys far more information that...
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Trump’s Other War, by Ron Paul

As the midterm election draws near, a number of Republicans in tough races are distancing themselves from President Trump’s war. The war is unpopular because it has inflicted economic pain on the already-suffering American people. No, I am not talking about the Iran War. I am talking about President Trump’s tariff war. The Tax Foundation...
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J Street Is Trying to Rescue Zionism In the Battle Over Israel’s Future In the Democratic Party, by Mitchell Plitnick

The traditional pro-Israel wing of the Democratic Party, under the thumb of AIPAC and incapable of anything beyond the shallowest rhetorical empathy for Palestinians — if that — is clearly losing control. Its money and entrenched presence in Washington mean it will continue to be a problem for some time to come, but that wing...
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Zionism, the Balfour Declaration, and AI Hallucinations, by Ron Unz

Last week I published an article on the AI dangers that we faced. Although I was quite skeptical of the widespread warnings that super-intelligent AI systems might exterminate humanity, I saw considerable risks of a financial collapse of the AI industry, perhaps dragging down the entire American economy. A recent front-page story in the Wall...
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Blood and Terror Flow Wherever Bibi Goes, by Wyatt Peterson

Few world leaders understand the political utility of false-flag terrorism as well as Benjamin Netanyahu. Indeed, both his right-wing Likud Party and his Israel Defense Forces sprang forth from underground Zionist terror groups Irgun, Lehi and Haganah, which bombed and butchered Israel into existence in 1948. It was Likud’s founding father, Menachem Begin, who so...
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The Sigma Enigma: Semitic Subversion and the Greatest Donald in History, by Tobias Langdon

Super-Man, Star-Man or Son of God? That’s the trilemma, the three possible ways to explain the greatest Donald in history. So which one was Don? I’m talking about Donald Bradman (1908-2001), the Australian über-batsman who dominated a major sport like no other athlete in history. His statistics are astonishing: in first-class cricket, he had a...
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Zionism Is OBVIOUSLY A Racist Ideology, by Caitlin Johnstone

On Sunday the UK Greens adopted a motion asserting that Zionism is a form of racism, defining the ideology as “an ethnonationalist political project.” Green Party leader Zach Polanski, who is Jewish, was immediately banned by the Israeli government from entering the nation after the motion was passed. As you might expect, Israel apologists are...
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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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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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