by Iurie Roșca Arktos Journal Feb 28, 2024 Iurie Roșca argues that Transnistrian separatism is an expression of Russian expansionism. During the last months, the separatist region in the east of the Republic of Moldova, Transnistria, has been the centre of attention of the media in Russia and […]
by Peter Zeihan on February 28, 2024 Before I take the stage at the Country Music Hall of Fame here in Nashville, I figured we should talk about the future of tourism and where all the bachelorette parties are heading next. There’s three demographic groups impacting tourism trends, […]
by Warsaw Sentinel Arktos Journal Feb 27, 2024 In Warsaw, patriots took a stand against the erosion of Poland’s cultural identity, marching to oppose mass immigration and the Great Replacement amidst a backdrop of governmental policies favoring Ukrainian interests over Polish sovereignty. On Saturday, February 24, supporters of […]
by Alexander Dugin Arktos Journal Feb 27, 2024 Alexander Dugin outlines a transformative vision for Russia, advocating deep patriotic reforms to reclaim national identity, honour the valour of its heroes, and redefine society’s future direction. One for all — to which country will our heroes return? Everyone understands […]
By Jose Nino Feb 27, 2024 Share In the recent round of Republican primaries, the message from GOP voters couldn’t be clearer. The electoral failures of Nikki Haley, especially in her home state of South Carolina, underscore a pivotal moment for the Republican Party. It’s a moment […]
by Peter Zeihan on February 27, 2024 For all those with an aversion to woodchippers…today’s video is for you. That’s right, I’m in Fargo, North Dakota and we’re discussing the state’s agricultural prowess despite a lack of water access. While most Midwest states rely on river systems for […]
Part of the Telos China Initiative Announcing a new TPPI webinar series, “China Keywords,” beginning Thursday, March 21, at 10 a.m. Eastern Time. Register for the event here. Tipping our hat to Keywords: A Vocabulary of Culture and Society, by Raymond Williams, the Telos-Paul Piccone Institute announces its newest […]
Tuesday, 27 February 2024 “Our sires’ age was worse than our grandsires. We, their sons, are more worthless than they; so in our turn we shall give the world a progeny yet more corrupt.” Horace, 20BC STORY OF THE DAY How SARS used AI and proactive measures to […]
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Dodcast Dodcast #58: Riley Waggaman 0:00 1:20:48 Dodcast #58: Riley Waggaman Based Riley vs the Globalists pt. 2 Luke Dodson and Edward Slavsquat Feb 26 READ IN APP One of my favourite Substackers Riley Waggaman AKA Edward Slavsquat (he held […]
Christopher Jolliffe Feb 26, 2024 Christopher Jolliffe discusses the evolving geopolitical landscape, emphasizing the shift from unipolar dominance to a multipolar world order and its implications for national sovereignty and global power dynamics. Unless you reside under a rock, you’ve watched or at least heard about the Tucker […]
by Peter Zeihan on February 26, 2024 This is the second episode of our new series ‘Question Time with Peter Zeihan!’ Every week or so I’ll be sitting down with one of the team members from Zeihan on Geopolitics and have them dish out some rapid-fire questions from […]
A Trump supporter spoke today at CPAC saying: ‘Welcome to the end of democracy!’ The radical right’s realistic roadmap for ending democracy is discussed by Joy Reid and her panel.
Jose Nino’s Digest Here is my most recent content for you Continuing to Navigate the Meat-Grinder in Ukraine Share In recent developments, the discourse around U.S. involvement in the escalating conflict between Ukraine and Russia has taken a significant turn, with statements from American Senator Tommy Tuberville and […]
by Alexander Dugin Arktos Journal Feb 25, 2024 Alexander Dugin explores Hegel’s philosophical legacy, focusing on its nuanced contribution to understanding the notion of empire. The General Paradigm of the Hegelian System Let us trace the influence of Hegel’s philosophy on the theory of international relations. This is […]
From Avtonom Alongside the general decline in attention to the war in Ukraine, a so-called “internationalist” position has been visible in the anarchist milieu in Europe. Tags: ukraine russia war avtonom Pramen
By Rev. Chuck Baldwin Published: Thursday, February 22, 2024 Download free computerized mp3 audio file of this column (To subscribe to my columns at no cost, click here.) On Super Bowl Sunday, February 11, tens of thousands of “churches” all over America shortened services, canceled services altogether or […]
By Jose Nino Feb 24, 2024 Share In recent developments, the discourse around U.S. involvement in the escalating conflict between Ukraine and Russia has taken a significant turn, with statements from American Senator Tommy Tuberville and a recent survey from the Harris Poll and the Quincy Institute shedding […]
By Helen Johnson 23 Feb 2024 Two years ago Russia launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine, displacing millions of people and destroying homes and businesses across the country. FactCheck takes a look at how many casualties of war there have been on both sides of the conflict – […]
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2024 For the first time in history, America is searching for the reason we went to war after the war is over. – Maureen Dowd, “Bomb and Switch” [2003] HORNBERGER’S BLOG February 22, 2024 An Utterly Fantastic Book on Immigration I just finished reading an […]
Alexei Navalny is still teaching us something. Andrew Sullivan Feb 23, 2024 (Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP via Getty Images) “Well, I now have a sheepskin coat, an ushanka hat (a fur hat with ear-covering flaps), and soon I will get valenki (a traditional Russian winter footwear). I have grown a […]
Stavroula Pabst: Crypto Players Getting Involved in Building CBDC Dystopia Stavroula Pabst discusses the intersection between geopolitics and tech and the moves to implement CBDCs. Numerous crypto players (e.g. Stellar, Ripple, Ethereum) are getting involved in the CBDC space which sheds light on their true intentions. Some of […]
by Karl Richter Arktos Journal Feb 23, 2024 Karl Richter examines the legacy of the German Reich and Bismarck’s influence, highlighting the historical significance and current threats to Germany’s heritage. Today, January 18, the day of the founding of the Reich 153 years ago, would provide an occasion […]
From Freedom News UK Interview with a Ukrainian exile I want to dedicate this interview to those who have never killed anyone. Today, they try to convince us that it’s abnormal. But we must remember that it’s not. Tags: interview exile ukraine war Freedom News UK
This will be one of my most speculative videos. I will articulate a certain pattern based on material and social conditions that indicate a future in which war is obsolete. By this, I do not mean that violence will go away, such as murders, assassinations, feuds, and gang […]
by Peter Zeihan on February 23, 2024 I’ve had a lot of you write in concerned about Chinese land purchases in the United States. There’s not much to be concerned about here, but let me paint the full picture for you. Foreign ownership of US land is quite […]
On the second anniversary of the Russian military intervention into Ukraine and the 10th anniversary of the U.S.-backed coup that created a pro-NATO puppet government in Ukraine, Brian and Vijay Prashad discuss U.S. long-term strategy toward Russia, Europe, and the Middle East. Brian Becker is joined by Vijay […]
From CrimethInc. An Eyewitness Account of the Ukrainian Revolution of 2014 An unflinching and critical account from within the demonstrations that toppled the Ukrainian government in 2014. Tags: Maidan ukraine revolt resistance recent history crimethinc.
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Recently at The Signal: Omair Ahmad on how Hindu nationalism is transforming India. Today: What is Iran up to in the Middle East? Vali Nasr on the Islamic Republic’s strategy to come away as the Gaza war’s biggest winners. Also: Ivan Krastev on how the war in Ukraine […]
by Peter Zeihan on February 21, 2024 Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has indicated that Sweden accession to NATO shall be ratified by the Hungarian Parliament before March 1, which means Sweden will soon be welcomed into the alliance as a full member. Sweden will be a very […]
By anon (not verified) From de.indymedia.org February 15, 2024 They Tried to Bury Us, They Didn’t Know We Were Seeds! Tags: farming reportback Germany berlin
From The Polar Blast, Section of I.W.A. in the region of Russia about the last protests for Navalny We, anarchists and anarcho-syndicalists, consider it completely unacceptable for ourselves to take any part in political shows organized by supporters of the right-wing populist Navalny, who is sadly “famous” for […]
by Richard Wilson Arktos Journal Feb 20, 2024 Richard Wilson reflects on the eternal glory of Moscow and the splendor of St. Petersburg. Some say it’s a Finnic word, Moskva, some say it’s proto-Slavic, whatever the case, you come here already with two images in your mind: Red […]
Trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser Reckoning with October 7 Israel, Hamas, and the Problem of Critical Theory A TPPI Webinar Series Sexual Violence, Feminism, and the Hamas Massacre The third webinar in the Telos-Paul Piccone Institute’s yearlong series reckoning with the response to October 7 […]
I didn’t even know he was sick Niccolo Soldo Feb 20, 2024 Share Vladimir Putler has gone and done it now! Most of you haven’t heard the news yet, but Russia’s most popular political figure, Alexei Navalny, was murdered this past weekend by the brutal dictator temporarily residing […]
View in browser The Extremism Roundup Promoting Civil Discourse and Marginalizing the Extremes A weekly compilation of the most important developments in the struggle against radical ideologies Islamist Extremism Screenshot from The Institute for Science and International Security Iran Could Build a Bomb in a Week, Threat at All-Time […]
19 February 2024 View Online Version in Browser Geopolitics & Empire Podcast | Newsletter “Navalny’s death raises many issues. A thorough investigation is necessary, not like the investigations into the deaths of Jeffrey Epstein and John McAfee — both of them alleged “suicides” during their detention in prison.” […]
The Most Powerful Speech You’ve Never Heard Konstantin Kisin Feb 20, 2024 Alexei Navalny was a complex character. Exposer of corruption, the most successful and promising leader of the anti-Putin movement and a man of great personal courage. He was also not perfect as I discussed with Freddie […]
Tuesday, 20 February 2024 “The more powerful the person you meet, the more surprising it is to find out they’re just making it up, just like the rest of us.” Sam Conniff Allende STORY OF THE DAY Inside the horror cattle ship stinking up Cape Town By Velani […]
On the options facing the online right in an era of heightened geopolitical tension and National Security risks. Morgoth Feb 20, 2024 After Tucker Carlson interviewed Vladimir Putin, Western elites such as Hillary Clinton and Boris Johnson called Tucker Carlson a traitor and a useful idiot. Many […]
In remarks on the Senate floor Monday, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) spoke out against the foreign aid supplemental bill.
Westerners need to stop claiming credit for the West’s achievements while disassociating themselves from its crimes. Western hypocrisy only reinforces misplaced loyalty to a civilization that never actually cared about them. More videos on this topic: • The Collective West Never Cared about… • The West never civilised
Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more El Nino Speaks El Nino Speaks 105: Finding Freedom Abroad 0:00 43:15 El Nino Speaks 105: Finding Freedom Abroad Aleksey Bashtavenko discusses living abroad and how independent-minded people can cope with the present era of global instability Feb 20 READ […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here is my most recent content for you Russian Protestor and Putin Rival Alexei Navalny Dies in Prison According to a report by Reuters, Navalny fell unconscious and died after going on a walk at the “Polar Wolf” Arctic penal colony where he was serving […]
The Corbett Report Feb 19, 2024 by James Corbett corbettreport.com February 19, 2023 The full-on hysteria that surrounded the announcement of Tucker Carlson’s arrival in Moscow and his subsequent interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin—including Hillary Clinton branding Carlson a “useful idiot” and Bill Kristol’s call to bar […]
Peter R. Quiñones Feb 19, 2024 This is such an easy subject that I’m certain that I’m not the only one who knows why Moscow’s subway looks like a museum and the NYC subway a literal toilet. There was a time when American subways were impressive. I’ll concentrate […]
By Tom Woods Last week on Twitter someone had the audacity to post the amount of U.S. aid that has been sent to Ukraine: $113,313,000,000. A “Community Note” thought it was making a good point by replying: “Most US aid to Ukraine is, in fact, benefiting America by […]
by Alexander Dugin Arktos Journal Feb 19 READ IN APP Alexander Dugin discusses the rise of a new class of ideologically neutral, perfectly tuned drones poised to embrace a patriotic programme. In the realm of ideology in Russia, we are presented with the following scenario. The state has […]
by Peter Zeihan on February 19, 2024 FOR MORE ON THE FUTURE OF NIGERIA, SEE DISUNITED NATIONS PURCHASE DISUNITED NATIONS HERE Today’s entry into our ‘Post American’ series is a country with a complex political, economic and security landscape. Its a country forged from colonialism that is comprised […]
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