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Nexus X HumectressBy John Wilkes Czolgosz Anarchism is a political philosophy that advocates for the abolition of hierarchical systems of government and authority, aiming for a society based on voluntary cooperation, mutual aid, and decentralized decision-making. While anarchism shares these core principles, there are variations within the ideology that can […]
By John Wilkes Czolgosz Elite theory is a social and political theory that examines the distribution of power and influence within societies. It posits that power is concentrated in the hands of a small, dominant elite group, rather than being evenly distributed among the population. Elite theorists argue […]
TUESDAY, MAY 30, 2023 Our defense is not in armaments, nor in science, nor in going underground. Our defense is in law and order. – Albert Einstein HORNBERGER’S BLOG May 30, 2023 Why I’m Not a Libertarian Reformer There have long been two camps in the libertarian movement: […]
Michael Shellenberger May 30, 2023 Governments around the world are cracking down on free speech. What they are demanding includes the ability to read private encrypted text messages and invade homes in search of wrongspeech. Their demands thus go far beyond what the Censorship Industrial Complex was able […]
“As a mother,” Anita Bryant told the Texas bar association on June 16, 1977, “I know that homosexuals cannot biologically reproduce children; therefore, they must recruit our children.” The former beauty queen had cunningly used her status as a mother to roll back LGBTQ+ rights in Miami a […]
Inside Men What do Russia’s oligarchs have to do with the war in Ukraine? Miranda Patrucić on the global consequences of grand corruption. Craig Whitehead In the chaos of the days after the invasion last year, Alexei Mordashov—the co-owner of the steelmaking company Severstal and the richest person […]
1 Crying fan embraced by Drew Barrymore explains why the moment was ‘super special’ Drew Barrymore, 48, has been in the public consciousness since she starred as Gertie in 1982’s mega-blockbuster, “E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial,” a performance that earned her an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress. So, it […]
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss a new Covid-19 study. #covid #coronavirus
Editor at The Grayzone Max Blumenthal discusses updates on Russia and Ukraine. #drone #bakhmut
Krystal and Saagar discuss DeSantis and Vivek trashing the Republican handling of the Debt Ceiling deal, a dystopian AI project that was hidden in the Debt Deal, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton impeached for corruption, a doom loop in LA Real Estate as commercial buildings value collapse, DeSantis […]
by Peter Zeihan on May 30, 2023 There’s a canal that runs from Kherson to the Crimean Peninsula and serves as the area’s sole irrigation water source. And with how dry the region is, this canal is critical to the Crimean Peninsula. While an assault on Nova Kakhovka […]
May 30 2023 Happy Memorial Day from Washington, where left-wing ruling elites fear that the American people might take back their birthright—the concept of self-government. Jarrett Stepman explains this terrifying phenomenon. Arthur Goldberg offers a deep-dive into some very positive news for black Americans in Idaho—news that contradicts […]
Top News Stories Japan aims to halve allergy-triggering cedar pollen in 30 years The proposal comes as pollen allergies, which are mostly caused by cedar trees, have become a major social concern, affecting an estimated 40% of the … Hino Motors and Mitsubishi Fuso announce integration of operations […]
“At about 7:15 on the morning of June 30, 1908,” writes Sophie Pinkham in The New York Review of Books’s June 22 issue, a “bright, mysterious object fell from the sky in a remote area of Siberia, near the Stony Tunguska River.” The ensuing explosion—from what was eventually determined to be a […]
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 Eight crosses mark the location where terrorist Sayfullo Saipov intentionally drove his truck onto a Manhattan bike path, killing 8 […]
May 30, 2023 Hello, Insiders. Shona Ghosh here, UK deputy executive editor. Elizabeth Holmes, the perplexing founder behind the failed blood-testing startup Theranos, is set to report to prison today. For those of us riveted by Theranos’ collapse, laid out by the journalist John Carreyrou in his […]
Caitlin Johnstone May 30, 2023 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): The biggest impediment to free speech is people’s belief that they have it. Not censorship. Not refusal to platform critical voices. Not the war on journalism. It’s the fact that most people […]
Setting down a lifetime of this trade’s tricks, one a time Matt Taibbi May 30, 2023 I decided a few months ago that with the practical aim of downloading a lifetime of information before my mind goes the way of my hairline and hoop game, I would start […]
Two articles and a speech that are highly relevant to international affairs and are subjects of note on this Substack Niccolo Soldo May 30, 2023 Share At this moment I am impatiently tapping my fingers, awaiting the answers to my questions from my selected interview subject. I wanted […]
By John Wilkes Czolgosz The concepts of “bourgeois bohemians” (or “bobo”) and the “nouveau riche” reflect changes that have occurred within the elite class in recent decades and generations. Both terms highlight shifts in cultural and economic dynamics, particularly among the affluent and influential segments of society. The […]
By John Wilkes Czolgosz The Leninist model of “vanguard” organizing, derived from the political theories of Vladimir Lenin, proposes the formation of a disciplined and centralized revolutionary organization known as the vanguard party. According to Leninism, the vanguard party serves as the avant-garde, leading and guiding the working […]
By John Wilkes Czolgosz Democratic peace theory is a concept in international relations that posits democracies are less likely to engage in armed conflicts with other democracies. It suggests that democratic states tend to have a pacifying effect on their international relations and are more inclined towards peaceful […]
By John Wilkes Czolgosz Political scientists have developed several contending theories concerning the origins of the state. These theories seek to explain how and why states emerged in human societies. Here are some prominent theories: Social Contract Theory: This theory, popularized by philosophers like Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, […]
Roger Waters bares his soul and pens Pink Floyd’s best song, and one of the greatest songs ever written. I hope my scenes from the movie Pink Floyd – The Wall do it justice.
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” ~ JFK
Jose Nino’s Digest Here are my most recent articles for you Republican-Controlled House Votes to Impeach Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton On May 27, the Texas State House voted to impeach state Attorney General Ken Paxton on articles which included bribery and abuse of public trust. Impeachment will […]
Germany investigates Roger Waters for incitement to parody Matt Taibbi May 29, 2023 Pink Floyd star Roger Waters gave a concert in Berlin on Wednesday, May 17, and last week we learned German officials responded by investigating him for “suspicion of incitement of the people.” Berlin police sent […]
Justin Klawans Should the government be allowed to use facial recognition? Rafi Schwartz Is Minnesota a progressive ‘laboratory’ or an exceptional exception? Advertisement by Enbridge Enbridge is helping transition to a more sustainable energy future. Brendan Morrow Cannes 2023: The buzziest films from the festival The Week Staff […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition Once a typical American expat named Steven, now a resident of Brazil, found solace and a sense of belonging in the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro. At the age of 65, Steven stood tall at 6’2″, his thin frame accentuated by […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition The connection between Robert Putnam’s thesis on the impact of technology and the phenomenon of Hikkikomori in Japan provides insight into the potential future implications for American society, particularly for the younger generation. Putnam’s thesis, as discussed in his book “Bowling Alone,” suggests […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition Once upon a time, in the early 1970s, there was a young Vietnamese emigre named Huy who set foot on the shores of the United States. Huy was a conflicted soul, torn between his resentment towards the American invasion of his homeland […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition In the quaint town of Villa Perdida, nestled in the heart of Andalusia, there lived a man named Angel. It was the year 1590, during the height of the Eighty Years’ War between Spain and Holland. Angel found himself working as a […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition In the quaint town of Villa Perdida, nestled in the heart of Andalusia, there lived a man named Angel. With his rotund figure, glasses perched on his nose, and a voice that carried the weight of centuries, Angel was a peculiar figure. He […]
In the quaint town of Villa Perdida, nestled in the heart of Andalusia, there lived a man named Angel. With his rotund figure, glasses perched on his nose, and a voice that carried the weight of centuries, Angel was a peculiar figure. He was, in fact, an immortal […]
By Aleksey Bashtavenko Academic Composition Max Weber’s concept of the Protestant Ethic, particularly the Calvinist belief in predestination, provides a framework for understanding how Americans have historically embraced segregation and continue to experience voluntary separation along ethnic lines. While Weber’s analysis primarily focused on the spiritual and economic […]
By Tom Woods For anyone who somehow didn’t realize it already, the recently released Durham Report, which I’ve discussed on the Tom Woods Show, made clear beyond doubt that the Russiagate nonsense had been a hoax from the start. And yet, when Rasmusssen polled Democrats even now, they […]
Krystal and Saagar discuss the Republicans humiliated in Debt Ceiling fight as they get much less than they thought, Conservatives revolt against McCarthy’s deal making, DeSantis goes on Ben Shapiro to trash Trump on Fauci, Mail in Voting, and Leftist Talking Points, Lawyer caught using ChatGPT with Fake […]
Two Dead in Shooting Over Peeping Tom Dispute A dispute over alleged peeping led to a fatal shooting in Rhode Island, claiming two lives and injuring a teenager. Read More… Two Hikers Die in Flash Floods in Utah Canyon Torrential flash floods swept through a Utah canyon, claiming the […]
An interview with the author of Trans Appears in this episode Mia Ashton Reporting on cities, energy, and the environment Some time in the mid-2010s, a strange idea exploded into public consciousness. It was the idea that some men are women, and some women are men. Caught off-guard, […]
7 Dead in School Roof Collapse Seven people, including four children, tragically lost their lives when severe storm winds collapsed a metal roof at a school sports field. Read More… Trump Braces for Possible Jail Time Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb has raised the possibility that former President Donald […]
If the US invades Mexico, I 100% support Russia sending weapons to Mexico.
This is a tremendously important case. From the day he tore down the racist mural from the City Hall in St Petersburg, Florida in 1966, Chairman Omali Yeshitela (then known as Joseph Waller) has never stopped fighting for justice for African people everywhere. Politicized in his youth by […]
MOST READ Jan. 6 Megadonor Helping Ohio GOP Preemptively Overturn Will of the Voters Akela Lacy In a fight centered on abortion rights, Republicans trying to pass a constitutional amendment could be violating their own new election law. READ MORE → The U.S. Is Unhappy That Mexico Is […]
by Peter Zeihan on May 29, 2023 There’s one massive hole we’ll need to fill if the green movement will ever work in the US…mineral resources. Thankfully we just struck a deal with our Aussie allies, who happen to have many of the key minerals and resources we […]
May 29 2023 Good morning from Washington, where the Left is trying to remake America through a full-fledged Cultural Revolution. Victor Davis Hanson breaks it down. Tyler O’Neil shares insights from the National Religious Broadcasters Convention, and the highlights of Sen. Josh Hawley’s speech, which focused on the […]
Top News Stories Japan issues destruction order after North Korea announces ‘satellite’ launch window Pyongyang plans to launch a military satellite between Wednesday and June 11, in what would be its first space rocket launch in more than seven … As Minsk prepares to host Russian nukes, what […]
Trump Braces for Possible Jail Time Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb has raised the possibility that former President Donald Trump may soon be faced with jail time. Read More… Two Dead in Shooting Over Peeping Tom Dispute A dispute over alleged peeping led to a fatal shooting in Rhode […]
MONDAY, MAY 29, 2023 War breeds atrocities. From the earliest conflicts of recorded history to the global struggles of modern times inhumanities, lust and pillage have been the inevitable by-products of man’s resort to force and arms. Unfortunately, such despicable acts have a dangerous tendency to call forth […]
Caitlin Johnstone May 29, 2023 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): Well it’s that time again. Time for everyone to spend a year and a half pouring mountains of mental energy into arguing about who should be the next President of the United […]
May 29, 2023 Hello, Insiders. Hallam Bullock, an editor on Insider’s audience team, here. It’s a holiday in the US and the UK today. If you’re off work, here’s hoping you can have a relaxing day. So, can you put a price on absolute privacy? The superrich […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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