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Advanced Technology Will Not Save Us, by Caitlin Johnstone

Techno-utopianism is the naive belief that technological innovation is going to create a paradise on earth for all of humanity. In the age of AI this notion has been enjoying a bit of a resurgence. Techno-utopianism is an infantile worldview to hold in the year 2026, because it is assumes we live in some kind...
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Reflections on the Price of Peace, by Hans Vogel

Probably the most prestigious prize one can get is the Nobel Peace Prize. Not only because peace is something that most people want, but also because war is a more hazardous activity. It is a bit like betting: either you win or you lose. One can hedge one’s bets, but winning is the only thing...
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A Thimble for a Flood: Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal… Why the Announced Volumes Barely Register Against the Global Distillate Shortage, by Larry C. Johnson

On Friday night Donald Trump announced that, after a call with Vladimir Putin, Russia would ship diesel to the United States and world markets. Treasury followed with a temporary general license lifting sanctions on Russian diesel until April 2027. The President promised that diesel prices would fall “in record numbers” and “fast.” With the midterms...
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Hating Whitey in France, by F. Roger Devlin

[image][F] Image: © Stephane Duclet/PhotoPQR/Maxppp via ZUMA Press François Bousquet, Anti-White Racism: The Forbidden Investigation, Arktos Media Ltd., 2026, $25.00 softcover, $2.99 ebook “Antiracism” is mostly the same throughout the West: the same utopian fantasy of equality and harmony, and the same blame placed exclusively on whites when those fantasies fail to materialize. But regional...
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The Noble Global Majority: Valorizing the Vibrantly Virtuous Over the Vapidly Villainous, by Tobias Langdon

It couldn’t be simpler: I rule the world and everyone else must obey me. How do I know this? Well, consider the undeniable fact that you are a single individual. The world’s population is therefore divided into two groups: you, numbering one, and those who are not you, numbering more than eight billion. Obviously, I’m...
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October 7, Not September 11, Was the Real "New Pearl Harbor", by Kevin Barrett

Introduction: During the first few months after the heroic 10/7/2023 breakout from the Gaza concentration camp, I resisted claims that Israel had stood down its defenses. No Israeli leader, I thought, would be stupid enough want this to happen. Al-Aqsa Storm had put Palestine back on the international map—and put Israel in an impossible position:...
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The Empire Runs Out of Oil, by Michael Hudson

[00:00:02] Brandon Weichert: And we are back. I am Brandon Weichert, co-host of the Mario Nawfal program. Check out the YouTube page, like, subscribe, follow there, click the little bell—that’ll let you know whenever we post new videos. I am joined now by Professor Michael Hudson. He’s a Wall Street economist, and I love it,...
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They're Setting Up AI Surveillance to "De-Radicalize" Classrooms In Gaza, by Caitlin Johnstone

A US-based nonprofit is planning to use AI surveillance to check for “hateful” speech about Israel inside classrooms in the genocide-ravaged Gaza Strip. The Associated Press reports: AP reports that the founder of Gaza Children Village, Dr David Hasan, seeks the “de-radicalization” of Gaza and has removed from his curriculum any language that “encou
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The Other Hormuz Shocks: LNG and Helium. Economic Effects of the Persian Gulf Cutoff, from First-Order to Tertiary, by Larry C. Johnson

Introduction This is a follow-up to my previous piece on the economic effects of the Persian Gulf sulfur and urea cutoff. In that piece I argued that the public conversation about the Strait of Hormuz has fixated on crude oil and ignored the other commodities the Gulf supplies: LNG, urea, sulfur and helium. Having covered...
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What Is the Death Penalty for?, by Ted Rall

Once again, the debate over capital punishment is raging, driven by the staggering incompetence of Tennessee's would-be prison executioners, who have repeatedly failed to kill Christa Pike for a murder she committed 30 years ago, and by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's shocking announcement that the military plans to livestream the firing-squad execution of Fort Hood...
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Franklin J. Moses Jr.: Reconstruction-Era South Carolina’s Corrupt Jewish Governor, by Jose Alberto Nino

Few Reconstruction figures have faded from public memory as completely as Franklin J. Moses Jr. Moses entered South Carolina history under a cloud of scandal and left it in disgrace. As governor, he accepted bribes, traded favors, and misused public funds. His obscurity, however, conceals a more consequential story. Moses ranked among the most outspoken...
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Ansarullah Reprisal Operations: Yemen Strikes Saudi Airports, by Kevin Barrett

Rumble link Bitchute link Transcript Press TV: Good evening. Today, October the 8th, marks ten years since one of the deadliest attacks of the Yemen war, when a Saudi-led coalition airstrike hit a packed funeral hall in the capital Sana’a, killing and wounding hundreds. Ten years later, Saudi Arabia is once again escalating its military...
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It Is Past Time to Write Off the Digital Revolution as a Huge Mistake, by Paul Craig Roberts

Some time ago I warned about the unsustainable over investment in AI data centers. Each of the AI corporations is dependent on commitment from other AI corporations. One was dependent on a purchase dependent on the purchaser securing funding depending on the funding source’s acquisitions or service sales, and so on. It is a circle...
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Behind the Mamdani “anti-Semitism” Debacle: New York’s Secret Relationship Between Blacks & Jews, by NOI Research Group

The reaction to Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s “antisemitism initiative” was swift and brutal. He was portrayed as having capitulated to Jewish pressure[1] to acknowledge a phantom crisis of alleged “anti-Semitism” and pay $26 million of New Yorkers’ hard-earned assets to pro-Zionist forces. Most ironically, Mamdani approvingly quoted the Jewish “holy book” Talmud, the most anti-Gentile, anti-Christian...
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The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State (w/ Jill Lepore), by Chris Hedges

Jill Lepore examines the ideological roots of our Big Tech technocrats, and how tech is facilitating the elimination of the democratic gains that centuries of political struggle have earned Americans. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more ubiquitous by the day, its alleged dangers are being increasingly discussed by the dominant players of Silicon Valley, who...
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Murray Rothbard’s Secret Ancestry: “the Rothschilds of Russia”, Polyakov-Raskin Dynasty, by Marco de Wit

Pictorial summary of the article though lacking the word “Jewish”. Grok, Gemini and sometimes even Arya all censore the word “Jewish bankers”, “parasitic” and “conspiracy”. Note: This article is an early draft of chapter one of a forthcoming revisionist biography of Murray Rothbard. It is part of the ongoing Rationalist Grand System Book Series, which...
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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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