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When Will This White House Madness End?, by Philip Giraldi

It was another horrific week in Washington with President Donald Trump actually succeeding in coming out with an apparently improvised comment that equaled or maybe even exceeded his ghastly performance at the United Nations where he speculated over whether he should “annihilate” Iran and drive it back into the Stone Age. It would seem that...
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The Day Accountability Arrived, by Paul Craig Roberts

The multicultural tower of babel collapsed when the fictional narrative of the US Navy escorting millions of barrels of oil daily exiting the Strait of Hormuz could no longer be maintained. This orchestrated hoax in the Western media had kept the future price of oil below the current price at the pump and provided reassurance...
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Pusillanimity Leads to War, by Paul Craig Roberts

“The reputation of one’s arms in war is everything, and equivalent to real forces.” — Napoleon Russian President Putin’s neglect of Napoleon’s 14 words explains why Gideon Rachman has endorsed the conclusion by me and Gilbert Doctorow that “no one takes Putin’s nuclear threats seriously any more.” Years ago I made the point that Putin’s...
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The Jewish Establishment's War Against Candace Owens Is Nothing New, by Jonas E. Alexis

No, this article is not about defending everything Candace Owens has ever said. It is about something more important—and, for those familiar with the history of political manipulation and covert influence, perhaps not entirely surprising. For good or ill, one thing must be clear from the outset: Owens has emerged as a formidable critic of...
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Is Trump Stupid Enough to Renew Attacking Iran Just Before the Midterm Election?, by Paul Craig Roberts

Bloomberg reports that Oil Soars Above $105 a barrel as Trump orders Pentagon to prepare for renewed attack on Iran. Why renewed attack if the Trump administration is telling the truth that the Strait is open, under US control, and oil deliveries are back to normal? Renewed attack would cause the alleged open Strait to...
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Mike Palecek on Journalists' Betrayal of Truth, by Kevin Barrett

Rumble link Bitchute link Mike Palecek, author of many dozens of novels on Amazon and Lulu, has traveled across the USA doing readings and book-signings. Today, he travels digitally across the Atlantic, via Zoom, to Saidia, Morocco, for a reading and conversation on the Truth Jihad Podcast. PS My favorite Palecek book is the JFK...
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The AI Crash Is Coming, and You Will Pay for It, by Michael Hudson

Radhika Desai: Hello and welcome to another Geopolitical Economy Hour, the socialist and anti-imperialist conversation that illuminates the fast-changing political economy and geopolitical economy of our times. You are watching Radhika Desai, Geopolitical Economist, and I am Radhika Desai. Before we begin, let me remind you to please like, subscribe, share, and if you can,...
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France in Flames — Again, by Jared Taylor

This video is available on Rumble, Bitchute, Odysee, Telegram, and X. For the last two weeks, French high-school students have been demonstrating and rioting, ostensibly for nicer school buildings, more teachers, smaller classes. There has also been a tremendous amount of violence, arson, and looting and with a pretty clear division of labor. When you...
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Marx Without Communism and Propaganda, by Hua Bin

When people talk about Karl Marx, they immediately think about Communist Manifesto and equate Marx with communism. For his anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist stance, Marx is demonized as an enemy by default in the West ever since. Few in the West have any idea about Marx’s actual economic thoughts, like with so many other things they...
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The Human Cost of the War Nobody Is Counting: Sulfur, Fertilizer and an Email from Florida, by Larry C. Johnson

For seven months, the coverage of the war with Iran has been about oil: tanker counts, the price of Brent, how much is left in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Hardly anyone outside the fertilizer trade has noticed that the Strait of Hormuz also carries close to half of the world’s seaborne sulfur. Sulfur is not...
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Rees-Mogg Says He Supports the Mass-Murder of Children – and Liberals Fawn Over Him, by Jonathan Cook

Tucker Carlson, a strict isolationist, wonders what UK interest was served in fighting Hitler. If that sounds unhinged, wait till you hear what Lord Rees-Mogg has to say in response It has been salutary listening to liberals fawn over Britain’s ultimate rightwing nationalist toff, Jacob Rees-Mogg, claiming that in an interview at the weekend he...
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Dollar Reset 2.0: Stablecoins, Treasury Bills and the Case for Public Banks, by Ellen Brown

Washington’s stablecoin strategy could shore up the dollar by making U.S. Treasury bills the backing for a new digital currency. But who gets the interest, and who will make the loans? For several years, “the death of the dollar” has been a persistent headline, with compelling data to back it up. The dollar’s share of...
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Feminists Are Using Sexual Debauchery at Cornell University to Prove That Heterosexual Sex Is Rape, by Paul Craig Roberts

The voluntary participation by her own admission to police in multi-partner sexual practices with members of a Cornell University fraternity has now been turned into a rape by statements of feminist public officials. We have before us a new Derek Chauvin trial where evidence carries no weight. The New York Governor has declared it a...
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Al-Aqsa Flood "Most Successful Military Raid of the Century" - Ritter Was Right, by Kevin Barrett

Quds News Agency: Persian English What is your opinion on Operation Al-Aqsa Flood? I agree with the American former weapons inspector Scott Ritter that Al-Aqsa Flood was “the most successful military raid of this century.” Ritter points out that the Palestinian Resistance, led by Hamas, “effectively neutralized Israel’s vaunted intelligence services blinding them to the...
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One Chance to Rule, by Kevin DeAnna

Despite President Trump’s accomplishments on immigration, he failed to use his mandate to fundamentally change the nature of the regime. Unfortunately, radical, systemic, change is the bare minimum of what is necessary to save America in any meaningful sense, and it requires the careful use of political capital. In France, as riots grip the streets,...
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Jim Justice and the Cheap Labor Republican Playbook, by Jose Alberto Nino

Every Republican is an immigration hawk until the help stops showing up for work. Sen. Jim Justice (R-WV) wants Immigration and Customs Enforcement to change its enforcement tactics in rural America. The West Virginia Republican declared that this is “a very difficult balancing act from the standpoint of our ranchers” because enforcement had left some...
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Sulfur and Urea: Their Role in the Global Economy and Who Is Hurt Most by the Persian Gulf Cutoff, by Larry C. Johnson

The global economic damage caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is generally not understood by most policymakers. Public and policy discussion of the Strait of Hormuz closure has fixated on crude oil: tanker counts, Brent prices, strategic petroleum reserves. That focus is understandable, but it misses much of the damage. The Persian...
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No One Gives A Fuck About October 7, by Caitlin Johnstone

No one gives a fuck about October 7. No one cares. They used to, but then Israel spent three years showing the world why October 7 happened in the first place. After witnessing the cruelty and savagery of the state of Israel, people get it now. Everyone understands. After Hamas launched Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on...
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