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Nexus X HumectressAs the Russia-Ukraine war enters a new phase, former Swiss intelligence officer, senior United Nations official, and NATO advisor Jacques Baud analyzes the conflict and argues that the US and its allies are exploiting Ukraine in a longstanding campaign to bleed its Russian neighbor. Guest: Jacques Baud. Former […]
The Grayzone’s Max Blumenthal addresses the April 10, 2022 Defeat The Mandates rally in Los Angeles, demanding public workers who refused the jab be given back their jobs and slamming the corporate state that generated $65,000 per minute for Pfizer and Moderna while millions sank into destitution. Blumenthal […]
By David K. Li NBC News The history-making moment came days after Rachel Balkovec began her managerial career calling the shots for a New York Yankees farm club. Alyssa Nakken coached first base for the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday night, making her the first woman to ever […]
Former weapons inspector and US Marine Scott Ritter recently tweeted that he believed that Ukrainian forces, and not Russians, were responsible for the civilian killings in Bucha, and by blaming Russia, American President Joe Biden was committing a war crime. Inexplicably, Twitter then suspended Ritter’s account, alleging that […]
Olayemi Olurin, Briahna Joy Gray, and Robby Soave discuss New York Mayor Eric Adams’ response to yesterday’s Brooklyn subway shooting.
Emily Jashinsky, Briahna Joy Gray, and Robby Soave react to reporting that former CNN host Chris Cuomo arranged positive on-air coverage in exchange for one of his accusers’ silence.
Briahna Joy Gray, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave react to CNN+’s lackluster rollout.
Kim Iversen breaks down President Putin’s latest comments on the war in Ukraine.
“One kick in the side and u will be peeing blood for a week”
Dr. Trita Parsi breaks down the North/South divide when it comes to perspective on the war in Ukraine.
Simple solution: bar elected officials and their immediate families and their immediate families from participating in prospective investments.
Journalist Judd Legum defends his reporting on Stand Together’s internal emails about conflict resolution in the Russia-Ukraine war.
To be honest, was there anyone out there in his/her right mind who did NOT believe CNN+ would shit the bed?
Nicole Brener-Schmitz and Emily Jashinsky discuss mainstream media’s influence in polarizing public opinion on the pandemic.
Another thing to keep in mind is Lincoln chose Johnson as his running mate in June 1864 when the war was looking like a stalemate and Lincoln himself believed he would be unable to win r-election. The Johnson pick was to win over “War Democrats” to hinder the […]
Briahna Joy Gray makes the case for seeking alternative solutions to address violent crime.
Alternative headline: “House of Saud make a 2 billion dollar bet on Trump 2024”
Robby Soave criticizes Robert Reich’s op-ed about free speech online.
It’s interesting how Kyle’s audience seems rather hawkish on Ukraine.
Olayemi Olurin, Briahna Joy Gray, and Robby Soave discuss New York Mayor Eric Adams’ response to yesterday’s Brooklyn subway shooting.
Krystal and Saagar bring a clip from Kyle Kulinski’s show where he lays out the statement by Jerry Springer where he places blame on himself for the rise of Trump in the political realm
Krystal and Saagar cover the drop in life expectancy in the US for the second year in a row that can be attributed to various health reasons and social trends
By CHARLES CRUMPLEY Los Angeles Business Journal The Los Angeles Police Department is having such a difficult time attracting recruits that leaders plan to seek help from the business community. Specifically, L.A.’s landlords will be asked to voluntarily subsidize apartments for police recruits for two years. That way, […]
By Amoz JY Hor, Washington Post The invasion of Ukraine has been horrifying to witness. Early on, some observers repeatedly expressed the idea that the invasion of Ukraine is especially horrifying because, as CBS reporter Charlie D’Agata, who was in Kyiv, put it, “This isn’t a place, with […]
By Paul Bless, VICE Starbucks fired the 20-year-old barista and organizer just days before employees begin voting on whether to unionize. Starbucks fired a barista and organizing committee member at a store in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Saturday after blaming her for purposely breaking a sink—just days before […]
By Jennifer Bendery Huffington Post In an unusual move, the U.S. military service is offering medical and legal aid to affected personnel — or a way to leave those states entirely. In an incredibly unusual move, the Air Force is making a point to let its hundreds of […]
The European countries are mostly small states. A defensive confederation of European, Caucasian, and Central Asia countries against the Russians and Chinese would be legitimate. But such an arrangement should actually be led and organized by the countries involved, and not the Atlantic powers, who should recede into […]
The policy of the West toward Russia/Ukraine needs to be to simply contain the fighting to those countries and prevent it from spreading to other countries in ways that might trigger a pan-European war. The “Iron Curtain” strategy during the Cold War worked just fine, only the West […]
By Bonnie Kristian, The Week Lately, I’ve been thinking about ownership. I’ve been thinking about it because we moved last year and bought a new house, and with that ownership comes the right and responsibility to change and maintain our home, to keep out the water and keep […]
By Joel Kotkin Nothing has revealed the class divide in the U.S. quite like runaway inflation and skyrocketing gas prices. But in addition to the economic impact the staggering incompetence of the Biden administration is having on the working class, there is a political one; it’s undeniably driving […]
By W. James Antle III The Week In a Wall Street Journal excerpt of his forthcoming book, the American Enterprise Institute’s Matthew Continetti makes the case that the conservatism of today bears a striking resemblance to the right of 100 years ago, even if few people would mistake […]
By Peter Zeihan on April 13, 2022 Shanghai – China’s largest city and financial center – has been under a severe lockdown since April 1st as Beijing seeks to contain a runaway outbreak of the Omicron (and Omicron BA.2) variant. Beijing’s dogmatic promotion of the domestically produced Chinese COVID […]
I consider the Anglo-American Empire to be modern Rome. The Roman monarchy began in 753 BC and the Anglo-American monarchical period begins with the Norman Conquest in 1066. The English equivalent of the Roman Republic began with the Magna Carta. The English equivalent of the Roman Empire begins […]
By Caitlin Johnstone The New York Times is naming and shaming Ukrainian men who’ve fled the country rather than stay and kill Russians for Washington, because it was illegal for men of military age to leave, and because their countrymen are angry at them, and because it’s the New […]
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave react to Jussie Smollett’s new song that seemingly addresses his conviction.
Krystal and Saagar consider the possibility of Elon Musk pursuing a hostile takeover of Twitter after he changed his mind about joining the company’s board following his large investment
Briahna Joy Gray, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave weigh in on Joe Rogan blasting House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, and members of Congress for profiting from equities from a position of regulatory power.
Krystal considers the parallels between the French elections and what midterms could look like here after voters in France thoroughly rejected the establishment political parties
Kim Iversen describes Shanghai’s draconian lockdown and city-wide food shortage
Krystal and Saagar provide the news on NATO expansion as Finland and Sweden look to join the alliance as soon as possible despite new Russian warnings and their longtime opposition to expansion
CEO of Wachsman, David Wachsman, reacts to reporting that Bitcoin could soon reach one million dollars per coin.
Krystal and Saagar cover the renewed mask mandate in Philadelphia and the chance Democrats nationally follow with more covid guidelines in what could spell even more midterm doom
Stress because of the financial situation, unhealthy lifestyle, junk-food, overweight, really bad health care system … All these things also add to the plummeting life expectancy.
John Iadarola and Rachel Bovard discuss the Black Lives Matter Global Network Fund’s potential misappropriation of funds, and how the scandal may hurt the overall movement in the future
Saagar examines the corrupt deal between Jared Kushner and the Saudi Arabians that will see billions invested into his hedge fund with hopes that he can advocate for them if Trump wins a second term
It’s questionable whether Khanna is a good faith actor. Maybe he has convinced himself otherwise but I believe we are seeing more of the same blurred Philosophy we have seen from other democrats.
Briahna Joy Gray, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave detail breaking news out of New York where 13 people were reportedly taken to the hospital following a shooting in a Brooklyn subway.
Krystal and Saagar are joined by Middle East expert Dr. Annelle Sheline to better understand the catastrophe in Yemen waged by the Saudis with US support and the recent news surrounding it
Springer had an extensive political career. He ran for Congress, was the mayor of Cincinnati, he also ran for Governor…
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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