Krystal and Saagar discuss the battles between congressional Democrats, corruption in the Democratic party, Dr. Fauci’s out of touch statements, Pandora Papers documents uncovering billions in hidden money around the world, Steven Donziger’s jail sentence, media. treatment of Kyrsten Sinema, Ozy Media’s collapse, Andrew Yang’s new book launch, […]
By Larry Gambone Until the outbreak of the First World War, the Confederation General du Travail (CGT) was a revolutionary anarcho-syndicalist union federation. Thereafter, the CGT was taken over by reformists and became an ordinary conservative trade union. So goes the accepted viewpoint. Murray Bookchin makes a statement […]
Krystal and Saagar review the footage of Hillary Clinton getting booed and called a war criminal in the United Kingdom during a ceremony
Katie Halper makes the case that cable news’s coverage of reconciliation negotiations enables corporate Democrats.
Journalist Zaid Jilani reacts to the partisan gap in how Americans perceive the country’s crime rate.
Reporter for The Intercept, Nick Pinto, gives the latest updates on the crisis at Rikers Island.
Krystal interviews Andrew Yang about the release of his new book, plans to form a third party, and more!
Krystal and Saagar cover the new lie being told by factory farms that regulating their business practices and treatment of animals is a racist policy
Krystal and Saagar cover the story of how South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem used her power to grant her daughter an appraiser’s license after she did not meet the standard requirements
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley January 6 was a day that will live on in infamy, an unparalleled assault on the precious vital organs of our exceptional democracy that this great nation is still reeling to recover from, or at least so I’m […]
Some years back, I rolled out the idea of a “pan-secessionist meta-party” as a means of implementing the wider ATS “anarcho-populist” strategy that I outlined some years before that. The most recent polling data, involving a poll taken by the University of Virginia Center for Politics, indicates that […]
Approximately 52% of Trump voters (about 38 million of 74 million people) and 40% of Biden (about 32 million of 80 million people) now hold at least casual pan-secessionist sympathies. My guess is that the percentage of non-voters (about another 80 million) with a favorable view of pan-secession […]
Todd Lewis will be joined by Keith Preston, Swithun Dobson and Terminal Philosophy to discuss Robert Kagan’s new article in the Washington Post on his prediction of a Constitutional crisis.
By Andrei Znamenski The paper explores the political and ideological evolution of the mainstream left thought collective in the West. Heavily influenced by the classical Marxian paradigm prior to the 1950s, this collective gradually shifted to the matters of culture and identity between the 1950s and the 1980s. […]
This latest poll indicates the greatest amount of support I have seen to date for macro-level pan-secession. The speaker in the video is correct that simply dividing the nation into a Blue country and a Red country is impractical. We need far more diversity and decentralization than that. […]
This is a good overview of right-libertarian-oriented thinkers. As everyone probably knows, I don’t endorse the right-libertarian or an-cap philosophies exclusively, but I consider them to be part of the wider anti-authoritarian paradigm. Tom Woods In one of my favorite interviews ever, I run through a lightning round […]
On today’s What America’s Thinking, a new Hill-HarrisX poll shows nearly half of all voters support vaccine mandates for both adults and children. Emily Jashinsky and Ryan Grim discuss.
Ryan Grim, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave discuss a viral theory that Zillow is engaging in a massive scheme to artificially inflate home prices.
Ryan Grim, Kim Iversen, and Emily Jashinsky discuss reporting that Israeli officials pressured the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to alter a course on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
It seems that the US is gradually outsourcing the imperial functions of the empire in the Middle East to client states like Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the UAE, in order to focus more attention on China and Africa. Former U.S. ambassador Sam Brownback makes the case for […]
A left-anarchist called Lefty Hooligan offers the following assessment of yours truly: ” An equally ridiculous wet dream has been nurtured by Keith Preston who proposes that Left and Right unite in a common pan secessionist movement.” Here is my response: “Pan-secessionist” actions are already happening on the […]
Team Rising debates a new BOP policy that is raising serious questions about prisoners’ right to privacy.
David Sirota breaks down Kyrsten Sinema’s evolution as a Senator, and reacts to new ads praising the moderate Democrats who killed a bill that would allow the federal government to negotiate drug prices under Medicare.
Team Rising discusses reporting that the U.S. has fallen behind as a world leader in vaccination.
Ryan Grim and Robby Soave discuss reporting that some Neo-Nazi groups are using cryptocurrency to circumvent traditional financial structures.
By Patrick Wyman, The Atlantic The jet-setting cosmopolitans of popular imagination exist, but they are far outnumbered by a less exalted and less discussed elite group, one that sits at the pinnacle of America’s local hierarchies. About the author: Patrick Wyman is the host of the Tides of History podcast and the […]
When you can make this Mark Milley clown look good, you’re really swinging. Tom Cotton is by far the most dangerous person on the Republican side. The most important objective in mainstream US politics right now is to prevent the Reaganite/neocon/supply-sider coalition from ever returning to power, and […]
Tulsi served her purpose during the debates with her takedown of Kamala and Mayor Pete. But I never thought Tulsi was far left or consistently antiwar. It’s just that during the campaign her stance on war was better than that of all the other candidates. But that only […]
Concerned about what they believed were plans by Russia to sneak Assange out of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where the WikiLeaks founder had lived since 2012, and onward to Moscow, CIA and Trump administration officials also discussed crashing a car into a Russian diplomatic vehicle carrying Assange […]
Ryan Grim, Kim Iversen, and Emily Jashinsky react to the UN ruling that determined Steven Donziger’s detention violates international law.
On today’s What America’s Thinking, Gallup’s Mohamed Younis discusses research on America’s trust in media, plus a new Hill-HarrisX poll shows more voters believe local news does a good job than believe the same about national news
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to reporting that former Senator Al Franken has not ruled out a comeback campaign against Kirsten Gillibrand.
Lt. Col. Daniel Davis, Ryan Grim, and Emily Jashinsky discuss the recent testimony of top military leaders on the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Team Rising discusses the NBA’s vaccine mandate.
Ryan Grim details Joe Manchin’s disingenuous walk-back on negotiations to pass both the bipartisan infrastructure bill and budget reconciliation package.
Emily Jashinsky breaks down the pitfalls of the sex positivity movement.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky discuss all the elements at play in Congress’s efforts to halt the government shutdown.
Saagar looks at the case of Ozy media, a company flooded with cash due to its millennial branding that was exposed for being entirely fake, showing what the real future is for independent media
Krystal and Saagar respond to an outspoken Marine getting jailed by the US military for speaking out on the failures in Afghanistan while top Generals face no consequences for their mistakes
Krystal and Saagar discuss the Biden presidency collapsing as congress fights about Biden’s agenda without any influence from the executive branch whatsoever
Krystal and Saagar call out YouTube for increasing its covid censorship and the powerful officials in the White House demanding even more censorship on covid from tech companies
Krystal examines the Kamala Harris interview mishap that took place at The View because in some ways it seemed to be a suspiciously good result for all parties involved
This guy’s case makes the idea of “respect for the law” sound like a bad joke. Krystal and Saagar interview Steven Donziger, the lawyer under house arrest who will soon be going to prison due to retaliation from Chevron after he won a historic lawsuit against them
This election is a joke. A corporate Democrat backed by Bill Kristol vs a corporate Republican, both of whom are trying to appeal to suburban and exurban voters. Krystal and Saagar break down why the GOP has a chance to win the VA Gov race and how the […]
Krystal and Saagar review the newest polling data on Biden showing that the majority of America mistrusts him on covid which could spell disaster in the near future
Shortages and the Class Struggle A Libertarian View Sean Gabb (28th September 2021) There is in the United Kingdom a shortage of lorry drivers. This means a dislocation of much economic activity. Because it cannot be delivered, there is no petrol in the filling stations. Because there are […]
By Ivan Eland, Independent Institute After the Donald Trump presidency, some bipartisan motivation exists to restore some of the guardrails and norms of the executive branch that eroded during that time. However, the Trump administration was only the most recent episode of the usurpation by the executive of […]
By Angelo M. Codevilla Independent Institute Avenging 9/11 and preventing its recurrence was justification for putting enormous effort and money into unrelated or even counterproductive activities the ruling class sold to us as antiterrorism. Twenty years after the U.S. government declared war on terrorism, it consummated its own defeat in […]
By K. Lloyd Billingsley Independent Institute Angelo M. Codevilla, a man of “remarkable intellect and insights,” passed away this month after a long and productive career. In his response to the pandemic, Codevilla might have saved the best for last. Born in Voghera, Italy, in 1943, Codevilla earned degrees at […]
By Mike Gleason, Money Metals Exchange Money Metals Debt troubles in China and Washington, D.C. helped boost safe-haven demand for precious metals early this week. By Thursday, however, investors piled back into stocks and sold safe havens like gold and silver again. Platinum is making news for an […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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