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1971 – a Pivotal Year and the True "Turning Point USA", by Hua Bin

1971 was a watershed year that split US history into before and after. Two seminal events happened in the year, reinforcing each other and redefining capitalism and democracy in the US. Most people have heard of the famous “Nixon Shock” in 1971, when Richard Nixon announced on August 15 that the US dollar would be...
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Is Rihanna's "Umbrella" the Only Skankerpiece?, by Jung-Freud

It feels inappropriate to apply the term ‘masterpiece’ to the much degraded and depraved culture of our hedonic age. Over the years, one couldn't help but notice that Popular Culture is the only culture left, at least one that matters. Not that 'serious' culture is no longer generated or high culture no longer appreciated; still,...
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USrael Blew Up Nordstream, Lost Hormuz, Screwed Europe, by Kevin Barrett

Rumble link Bitchute link TruthJihad link Based on its population and GDP, the EU should be sharing #1 global power status with China. Together, they could end wars, prosecute war crimes and genocide, and help the planet transition to peace, prosperity, and sustainability. Instead, Europe, unlike China, has allowed itself to be crushed by the...
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Israel Rules America, by Paul Craig Roberts

Oscar winning Israeli film-makers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor have produced a documentary supported by The Guardian in the UK in which 26 Israeli soldiers and intelligence officials expose the propaganda and lies used by Netanyahu’s Nazi regime and Netanyahu’s bought-and-paid-for American apologists to misrepresent a genocide as a “war on terror. The Israeli soldiers...
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Ansar Allah’s Missiles Have Learned to Hit. Someone Taught Them., by Larry C. Johnson

For most of the Saudi war in Yemen, Ansar Allah’s ballistic missiles were more political than military. They were noisy and frightening, but rarely decisive. In 2017 the press could fairly report that the group’s missiles were often lightened by reducing their payloads and seldom hit what they were aimed at. Saudi air defenses picked...
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All Our Problems Are Caused By Believed Narrative, by Caitlin Johnstone

All our problems basically come down to narrative control. People are manipulated into believing the story that Israel’s existence must be preserved at all cost because of this religious belief or that political ideology. People are manipulated into believing the story that western elections are real and that voting in the two-party system is the...
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Military-Industrial Complex Assures Investors That Wars Will Be Endless, and Other Notes, by Caitlin Johnstone

Today in dystopia, the military-industrial complex is reassuring investors that the wars will indeed be endless. Asked about concerns over falling defense stocks in a recent interview on CNBC, Lockheed Martin CEO Jim Taiclet replied, “Investors need to know and understand that this demand is not fleeting — it’s permanent.” In 2023 Taiclet called Washington’s soaring military...
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Exclusive: Iran, a Coiled Cobra Ready to Strike, by Pepe Escobar

Iran and Pakistan are deep into building a post-American financial order in the intersection between West Asia and South Asia. Let’s get right into the heart of the matter: carefully examining the chessboard, the political and military leadership in Tehran has already reached the conclusion that a joint U.S.-Israeli attack, with planning advancing at a...
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The Promise of False Security, by Larry C. Johnson

Karl Miller’s new report says the Gulf paid for protection it never got, and that it is time to walk away For years the Gulf monarchies have been told that the path to security runs through Washington and Tel Aviv. Sign the Abraham Accords, buy Israeli defense and surveillance technology, invest in the right American...
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The Mamdani Era: The Pied-à-Terre Tax, by Danny Goldberg

It is a truism among pundits that political trends in New York City are not relevant nationally because those of us who live and work here are so different from “real Americans.” On the other hand, the city is home to most national leaders including Donald Trump, Hakeem Jeffries, Chuck Schumer and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, as...
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Worried About Russian Meddling In UK Politics? Wait Till You See What Israel Is Up to, by Jonathan Cook

Andy Burnham’s government is rolling out a new “Centre for Information Defence”. But the outside actors most aggressively undermining what little remains of British democracy are nowhere in its sights Russia “interfered” in the 2016 Brexit vote by running some “anti-EU” articles on its RT channel and promoting a few internet trolls. Even MI5 has...
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A Missed Chance to Look Terrible, by Ted Rall

Trump's decision to back out of his planned public execution of the Fort Hood mass shooter is sad for America. Not because it wouldn't have been a gruesome spectacle that eroded whatever is left of the country's international standing — it would have. Not because Nidal Hasan won't still be killed on Dec. 3 —...
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‘Wypipo Do Season Dey Chicken’, by Peter Bradley

J.-F. Gariépy, White People Food, Independently published, 2026, 320 pp, $58 hardcover, $43 softcover, $29.99 Kindle. One of the more puzzling stereotypes about whites is that we eat bland, tasteless food. French and Italian cuisine have worldwide reputations, so one would expect people to dismiss this idea as typical non-white envy. Yet, the stereotype persists....
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Yemen Goes for the (Saudi) Jugular, by Pepe Escobar

The House of Saud has received a stunning warning from Ansarallah and the Yemeni Armed Forces: if you continue to attack us, you will lose your oil infrastructure and your whole economy. That’s not a threat. That’s a fact. Cue the Ultimate Saudi Decider MbS and his coterie of advisers insisting on attacking a Yemeni...
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What Party Represents America?, by Paul Craig Roberts

Nineteen days from today the American electorate will decide the fate of Trump’s presidency by whether they return a Republican Congress or a Democrat one. The fate of the United States will turn on whether Republicans or Democrats control the House and Senate by a couple of votes. Such a small difference will make a...
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Why Iran Didn’t Walk Away, by Larry C. Johnson

I’ve had this article sitting in storage waiting for the right moment to publish it. Tonight, Mario Nawfal hosted a debate on Iran that featured Robert Barnes and Matt Tardio. Matt put out so much disinformation and falsities that I believe now is the time to set the record straight about what happened to the...
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ALL Art Is Political When You Live In A Genocidal Dystopia, by Caitlin Johnstone

During a speech at the Las Vegas Sphere on Saturday, Metallica frontman James Hetfield took aim at artists like Macklemore for making political statements about the genocide in Gaza during their concerts. “I just gotta say, Metallica is not here, like some other entertainers, to influence you with their bullshit, okay?” said Hetfield, adding, “We’re...
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The White Man at His Worst, by Jared Taylor

This video is available on YouTube, Rumble, Bitchute, Odysee, Telegram, and X. South Sudanese — of all people — living in Australia — of all places — were in the news last week. The government of the state of Victoria, where most of them live, reported that South-Sudanese juveniles are 95 times more likely than...
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