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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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