By Matthew Blackwell, Quillette Looking out across the yellow-washed angular buildings that clutter the inner city of Phnom Penh in 2016, hindsight fills me with anxiety. Imagining myself here in 1975, I recall the jubilant and cheering crowds in the spring of that year who weren’t privy to […]
These would seem to be more issues of poverty than race per see, although poverty and race are obviously issues that overlap. By Andis Robeznieks, American Medical Association The country’s pervasive health inequities were evidenced by a tragic tally of 74,402 excess deaths, on average, among Black people […]
A pretty good discussion of these questions from a left perspective from the Jacobin boys.
Unfortunately, I was more correct in my prediction about this kind of stuff than I would have thought, and it has happened a lot more rapidly than I would have thought.
By Emily Shapiro, ABC News A 14-year-old girl is seriously hurt after she and a 12-year-old boy allegedly armed themselves with stolen guns and opened fire on Florida deputies, officials said. The children, who reportedly ran away from a group home hours earlier, allegedly broke into an empty […]
At least no one can say they’re not practicing representative government.
Highly accurate Israeli snipers murdered this woman on this day in 2018, Her name is #RazanNajjar She was 21 years old, a mother and a nurse. They soaked her white nurses coat in blood and themselves in everlasting shame. She is surely bound for heaven and they to […]
Reading “cancel culture denialism” articles from the left is like reading “police brutality denialism” articles from the right (e.g. Heather McDonald, Ben Shapiro, etc.). “Cancel culture” is supposedly just all about being nice to disadvantaged people, and pigs are all just wonderful people jerking off for the next […]
Futurism Cobalt mining is having a disastrous impact on the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As the demand for gadgets and electric cars grows, so too are the mining operations that dig up cobalt to use in lithium-ion batteries. And that’s become a serious problem for the Democratic […]
By Andrew Hoyt This dissertation tells the story of how a small group of low-profile militants, located on the periphery of industrial America, set in motion a chain of events that led Luigi Galleani to become one of the most notorious Italian anarchist and resulted in the Cronaca […]
By Phillip W. Magness & Alexander William Salter , National Review Washington spends too much, taxes too much, does too much. That’s because of the Constitution, not in spite of it. Thinkpieces lamenting the state of constitutional government are a dime a dozen. If only we embraced a […]
This is arguably the best interview Krystal and Kyle have done to date. Rose gets it a lot more than the “Official Left-Wing Intellectuals” who are normally on this program.
By Tom Ozimek ,Epoch Times Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon on June 2 announced that a next-generation nuclear power plant will be built at a soon-to-be-retired coal-fired plant in Wyoming in the next several years, with the project a joint initiative between Bill Gates’s TerraPower and PacifiCorp, owned by Warren […]
By Peter Zeihan on June 4, 2021 The United States has made remarkable progress in vaccinating large swathes of its population since the beginning of the year. Despite near walk-in availability of vaccines across the country, however, a significant portion of the population–nearly 30%–has not receive any dose of available […]
By James Michael Yeoman In the early twentieth century a group of Spanish anarchists settled in the town of Dowlais, South Wales, as part of a wider migration to the area prompted by the town’s ironworks. Over the following fifteen years this community kept in constant contact with […]
By Peter R. Quiñones I encounter countless experts on endless subjects. Foreign policy, medical freedom, pretty much anything in the sphere of politics you can think of. Being able to interview these experts on my podcast, Free Man Beyond the Wall, is something that brings me not only […]
By Matt Taibbi and Ford Fischer BLM 757 and “Boogaloo Boys” Team Up for Virginia Beach Rally Ford Fischer of News2Share is an independent videographer, previously profiled in “Meet the Censored.” If you follow news at all, you’ve probably seen his work, which regularly appears in mainstream outlets. […]
TELOS Press In today’s episode of the Telos Press Podcast, Camelia Raghinaru talks with Michael Millerman about his article “The Ethnosociological and Existential Dimensions of Alexander Dugin’s Populism,” from Telos 193 (Winter 2020). An excerpt of the article appears below. To learn how your university can subscribe to Telos, […]
Team Rising reacts to Facebook’s decision to stop removing posts that question the origin of Covid-19.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky break down MSM’s coverage of Dr. Fauci and his leaked emails.
Executive Director of American Compass, Oren Cass, discusses “Lost in the Super Market: Navigating the Digital Age.”
Ryan and Emily break down the latest jobs report numbers.
Team Rising reacts to the increase in rental rates throughout the past year.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to the latest NYT report that American intelligence officials find no evidence that recently sighted UFOs are alien spacecraft.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky discuss Dr. Fauci’s reaction to his leaked emails.
35% of US adults say that magic mushrooms have a medical use, while 65% disagree. Research has shown that psychedelics like mushrooms can help treat depression and PTSD. Oregon in 2020 became the first state to legalize mushrooms for therapeutic use. More than a third of US voters […]
GUEST BIO: Michael Malice is an anarchist. Yaron Brook is an objectivist. Both are podcasters and authors.
SHOW: ‘The Anthony Cumia Show w/ Dave Landau’ AIR DATE: January 20, 2020 A lot of requests for an isolated feature of Michael Malice answering questions about Anarchy, so here it is.
–Donald Trump’s family is in the crosshairs of multiple investigations and his adult children are being advised to hire personal lawyers
Hinckley’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCck3J5KR3INUP1K-hrBe8iA
By Sara Gentzler, KIRO-7 OLYMPIA — About a month has passed since the Washington state Supreme Court ruled the state’s simple drug possession law unconstitutional in its State v. Blake decision. Justices found the law was unconstitutional because it didn’t require prosecutors to prove an accused person knowingly or intentionally had drugs. […]
To commemorate the five year anniversary of the passing of Muhammad Ali, Gavin and Zac chat with The Nation’s sports editor Dave Zirin, host of the Edge of Sports podcast, to reflect on Ali’s powerful legacy as a staunch opponent of war and US imperialism and the modern […]
Team Rising discusses President Biden’s newest tax proposal, narrowing the 1031 tax exchange provision, which could affect Trump’s finances.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky discuss President Biden’s connection to Burisma.
Team Rising reacts to a new Census Bureau analysis after the two latest rounds of stimulus checks.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky discuss the latest cyberattack resulting in a beef shortage in the U.S.
I agree with Emily’s analysis of the Left on the culture war, but the history Ryan outlines is on the money as well. Emily Jashinsky breaks down who is responsible for the ongoing culture war.
Yes, the threshold of subsistence is the real issue with poverty in the US. Ryan Grim discusses overdraft fees and who they disproportionately affect.
Astrophysicist, Dr. Joe Pesce, discusses asteroids coming closer to Earth.
Collusion between Fraudci and the Zuck. Journalist, Glenn Greenwald, discusses Dr. Fauci’s emails with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and addresses his feud with The Intercept.
Fauci is a fraud. As I’ve been saying for as long as this thing has been going. Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to Dr. Anthony Fauci’s leaked emails.
Well, Saddam Hussein implemented a general amnesty program for prisoners in October of 2002 in order to rally public support for his regime. If it’s good enough for Saddam… Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called for closing jails and treating mental health issues to reduce violent crime.
By Michael Lind, Tablet The great civil rights leaders of the 1960s were right to champion universal, inclusive social programs. Americans on the left, right, and center agree that America has too much inequality. They just can’t agree on what kind of inequality to complain about. Unable to […]
For the defense. Two of the books Co-Authors come out Denouncing lead Author of the Black Book of Communism: https://www.lemonde.fr/archives/artic… Wheatcroft: Soviet famine of 1931-1933: http://www.melgrosh.unimelb.edu.au/do… Kotkin: Stalinism Triumphant: Famine, Terror, And Hitler’s Shadow, 1929-1941 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev1LF… Settlers wiped out 90% of the present native population when they first […]
For the prosecution. Tom Woods Show Paul Kengor, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Communism, joins me to discuss the crimes of communism, why people don’t know about them, the “that wasn’t real communism” argument, and a lot more. Read the original article at TomWoods.com. http://tomwoods.com/ep-1909-the-politically-incorrect-guide-to-communism/
By Federico Ferretti This paper addresses an early case in critical and anarchist geopolitics by analysing a body of work from Spanish geographer Gonzalo de Reparaz Rodríguez-Báez (1860-1939). After reconstructing the complex and contradictory figure of Reparaz, a scholar and activist who oscillated between very different political positions […]
By Andrew Korybko, One World Global Think Tank The division of the world into “democracies” and “autocracies” is an inaccurate reflection of reality. There are just governments, and each has elements of these two categories within them, albeit to differing extents depending on the particularities of the national […]
J. P. Cortez, Sound Defense Money Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation last week requiring the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR) to examine the feasibility of creating a state depository to secure gold owned by the state and/or citizens. House Bill 353, introduced by Rep. Bud Hulsey, […]
Emily Jashinsky breaks down what the infrastructure negotiations say about our political environment at large.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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