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Nexus X HumectressBy Curtis Yarvin, The Unherd Democracy enables the deep state to rule us It’s a little-known fact that Shakespeare hated Americans. At least, when in Twelfth Night Sir Andrew Aguecheek said “I had as lief be a Brownist as a politician”, he meant the same impertinent little cult that would later set […]
By Will Lloyd, the Unherd Republicans don’t realise that the monarchy is a form of entertainment. The oldest and best English joke is the length of time Prince Charles has waited — with nothing like stoicism — to become King. In their wisdom, our ancestors decided that the […]
Scott W. Stern Dire Straits Toxic Debt, Josiah Rector’s history of Detroit’s struggles for clean air and water, argues that municipal debt and austerity have furthered an ongoing environmental catastrophe. Keith Thomas A ‘Puritan Jihadi’ Oliver Cromwell’s cruelty and fervent, born-again religiosity were extreme, even by the standards […]
Here are my most recent articles for you Thomas Massie Stands Against Red Flag Gun Confiscation Orders Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie let his voice be heard on June 9, 2022 when he stood in opposition to HR xxx, a national red flag bill. Red flag gun confiscation orders […]
by Peter Zeihan on June 12, 2022 In light of recent moves by the US to lift some targeted energy sanctions on Venezuela to help bolster energy sanctions against Russia, we are sharing an earlier video on the difficulty the Biden administration would face in trying to rely […]
Geopolitics and Empire “What we are seeing is an empire which is losing its power. And I think that this century will be a century in which we will see the decay of U.S. imperialism.” Sacha Llorenti Vítězslav Kremlík: Climate Apocalypticism is Being Used as an Excuse for […]
By Caitlin Johnstone One of the great sources of distress in people’s lives is that we don’t get to be the narrator of other people’s stories about us. That we don’t get to control what other people are thinking and saying about how we are, what we do, […]
From Libertarian Labyrinth by Shawn P. Wilbur For me, the last few years have involved a rather public renegotiation of my relationship with anarchism—and more specifically with the possibility of an anarchism-in-general that is not just a jumble of incommensurable theories with some superficial resemblances. I have most […]
William Falk Rewarding Putin for invading The Week Staff Leaning out: The most powerful woman in tech moves on Grayson Quay Average U.S. gas price hits $5 a gallon Advertisement from Wisebread Pocket $200 After Spending $1,000 Grayson Quay Judge strikes down Biden’s immigration guidelines Grayson Quay Ukrainian […]
Krystal and Saagar and their collaborators talk about inflation, New York Times, AOC demands, Amazon exec resigning, Kushner’s Saudi ties, new culture war, medicare prices, retaliation against workers, & more!
By Ian Mayes, Parenthesis Eye I’ve noticed a pattern that I have. Every few years I feel the need to publicly re-think and re-clarify what exactly it is that I personally believe regarding anarchism. This usually corresponds with me affixing a new anarchist label to my beliefs and […]
By Ed West Back in the glory days of the hedonistic 1990s one of the women most beloved of frustrated adolescent males was Anna Nicole Smith. Smith was blonde, Texan and blessed with phenomenally gigantic breasts, qualities which by 1993 had helped her achieve the coveted ‘Playmate of […]
By Natalie Winters The National Pulse A new media network targeting Hispanics in the United States launched after raising $80 million from investors led by a George Soros-linked firm. The new media operation – the Latino Media Network – acquired 18 Hispanic radio stations across 10 markets from TelevisaUnivision […]
By Nellie Bowles, The Atlantic About the author: Nellie Bowles, the author of a forthcoming book of essays, writes a column in the newsletter Common Sense. San Francisco was conquered by the United States in 1846, and two years later, the Americans discovered gold. That’s about when my […]
By AMANDA SEITZ Yahoo News WASHINGTON (AP) — The social media posts are of a distinct type. They hint darkly that the CIA or the FBI are behind mass shootings. They traffic in racist, sexist and homophobic tropes. They revel in the prospect of a “white boy summer.” […]
A problem that I see with a lot of contemporary Western feminism is that if society was as sexist as they claim it is this would be impossible. LA Progressive In the last week of her life, my mother extracted a promise from me. “Make sure,” she said, […]
By Ron Kampeas Jewish Telegraphic Agency WASHINGTON (JTA) — In testimony to the congressional investigation of the deadly Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection, Donald Trump’s Jewish daughter and son-in-law made clear how much they had distanced themselves from the former president. Their statements, which reinforce the U.S. House of […]
55 years ago this month. Al Jazeera investigates the shocking truth behind a deadly Israeli attack on a US naval vessel.
FEATURED Now Is Not the Time to Lose Hope on Tackling Gun Violence The gun industry relies on a sense of powerlessness to maintain its deadly profiteering. But Americans do not have to accept the lies that justify inaction. JOHN NICHOLS FOR THE NATION FROM THIS ISSUE To […]
A time of the history of the anti-Vietnam War movement. View here. I would consider the anti-Vietnam War movement to be among the most important movements in US history, arguably more important than the American Revolution itself. The effect of that movement was that it delegitimized the draft […]
My take on the Boudin situation is that while his skills as a politician are terrible and he doesn’t seem to have been a particularly competent manager of the DA’s office, he was largely blamed for things that aren’t really his fault, like the impact of the pandemic, […]
By ANDREA GERMANOS Common Dreams The GOP, said the Democratic congresswoman, “has only grown more supportive and defending of what happened” on Jan. 6, 2021. Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez warned Thursday night that the U.S. stands “on the precipice… of fascism” and that an attack on the Capitol like […]
By Michael Phillips Richmond Times Dispatch Washington Commanders assistant Jack Del Rio has been fined $100,000 by the team for comments referring to the Jan. 6 insurrection as a “dust-up” on Wednesday. Team coach Ron Rivera released the following statement on Thursday: “This morning I met with Coach […]
by Peter Zeihan on June 11, 2022 In case you haven’t heard, my upcoming book The End of the World is Just the Beginning gets released this Tuesday, June 14. You can pre-order it here. A lot of my work, and my books up to this point, have […]
Saagar and Marshall discuss the January 6 Committee’s hearings, their significance, and why they aren’t driving the midterms, the results of the recall election of San Francisco’s DA, Chesa Boudin, and what his loss means for criminal justice reform, and the impact of celebrities in politics via Dr. […]
By Matt Taibbi As short a response as I could manage, to a lot of criticism After publishing a review of Matt Walsh’s What is a Woman? this week, the expected avalanche of blowback from activists and even a few friends did arrive. Most went straight to the […]
Here are my most recent articles for you US House Passes National Red Flag Gun Confiscation Order Never letting a crisis go to waste, the United States House approved a red flag gun confiscation order bill, HR 2377 on June 9, 2022 by a vote of 224-202. Of […]
By Caitlin Johnstone President Biden used the phrase “Putin’s price hike” again in a reaction to Friday’s Consumer Price Index report revealing continued high inflation, showing once again that the US government believes Americans are idiots. “Make no mistake about it: I understand inflation is a real challenge to […]
Welcome back to another week with Krystal Kyle & Friends — one where we’re putting emphasis on the looming crisis that’s already starting to shape our world. This week’s guest, David Wallace-Wells, is a journalist whose work has inspired countless people to tune into the front of climate […]
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky react to last night’s televised hearings on the January 6 Capitol riot. Emily Jashinsky asks if the ‘girlboss’ is really dead. Ryan Grim criticizes the Biden administration’s latest policy move on clean energy. Writer Egor Kotkin breaks down the state of Russia-Ukraine peace […]
Catherine Garcia What we learned at the first Jan. 6 hearing Catherine Garcia Capitol Police officer describes Jan. 6 as ‘carnage’ and ‘chaos’ Joel Mathis The controversy over Biden’s solar energy plan Advertisement from Wisebread Pocket $200 After Spending $1,000 David Faris What’s at stake in France’s parliamentary […]
By Andrew Sullivan Weekly Dish Bye, Chesa! Bye, Felicia! And much of the ideology they represent? San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin pauses as he speaks to supporters during an election-night event on June 07, 2022. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Culture is upstream of politics; and the culture is clearly […]
“Chesa Boudin, poster child for the progressive prosecutors’ movement around the United States, was voted out as San Francisco district attorney in a recall election that will have huge ramifications for national politics over the coming months and years,” writes Sasha Abramsky. This week, Abramsky outlined San Francisco’s […]
Krystal and Saagar talk about the Uvalde coverup, CNN shifts, Lorenz smears, Depp-Heard trial, baby formula crisis, Starbucks unionization, Jan 6 hearings, DC corruption, & more! Timestamps: Uvalde: 0:00 – 12:58 CNN: 12:59 – 20:27 Lorenz: 20:28 – 31:18 Heard: 31:19 – 39:40 Baby Formula: 39:41 – 49:40 […]
San Francisco voted the District Attorney out of office. Journalist Nancy Rommelmann talks about what it means for the city, California, and other progressive D.A.s around the country.
The January 6 Select Committee presented a video featuring members of The Proud Boys where one described how President Trump’s infamous “stand back and stand by” comment helped boost membership to the group.
Capitol Police Officer Caroline Edwards tells the House January 6th select committee how she recalls slipping in people’s blood during the insurrection.
The January 6 committee presents a pre-produced, previously unseen video showing the day of Jan. 6, 2021 in chronological order, starting in the morning before the Capitol was breached.
The House committee investigating the January 6th Capitol riot held its first public hearing on Thursday, presenting evidence that members say proves that former President Trump was responsible for the attack on the Capitol. NBC News’ Allie Raffa breaks down what new evidence and testimony was shown and […]
Russia’s version of McDonald’s unveils new logo after the fast-food giant quit the country over Ukraine McDonald’s left Russia to protest the invasion of Ukraine, and a local businessman took over the restaurants. READ MORE Facebook users can get caught buying or selling guns on the platform up […]
by Peter Zeihan on June 10, 2022 My fourth book, The End of the World Is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization is scheduled for release NEXT WEEK (!) on June 14. Immigrants and in-migration are always touchy topics. Allow me to present an excerpt from my upcoming […]
Best reader comment: “Monday was Memorial Day In Korea. These missile tests used to be the norm under previous presidents. The last president halted them. There’s a new president, a conservative, who started them up again. There’s no tit for tat. There are no tensions on the peninsula. […]
Earth taking the “Return to Monkey” meme a little too seriously.
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave consider the latest developments surrounding Dave Weigel’s month-long suspension from The Washington Post.
Civil rights attorney Michael Bloch and political commentator Olayemi Olurin weigh in on the recall of DA Chesa Boudin in San Francisco.
Director of Fight For The Future, Evan Greer, weighs in on major antitrust legislation that could stop Big Tech companies from leveraging their monopoly power to reduce consumers’ choices.
President and founder of the Center for The Study of Partisanship and Ideology, Richard Hanania, breaks down how the Americans with Disabilities Act can be leveraged against mask mandates.
This week on the New World Next Week: Bilderberg meets in near-total secrecy to discuss continuity of government; children in Wales are being taught to eat the bugs; and 44% of Americans believe the country is heading toward civil war. LISTEN HERE
Briahna Joy Gray makes the case that the Fourth amendment is under attack after a new Supreme Court decision gives border patrol agents immunity from lawsuit.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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