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Nexus X HumectressLike I said in a previous post, it is a sad day when an unreconstructed Rockefeller Democrat/Kissingerian realist like Biden and a neo-Taft Republican isolationist like Tucker Carlson are what’s standing in the way of the neocon/Reaganite/liberal hawk ambition of World War Three with Russia. The Trotskyites and […]
Glad to see someone recognizes this. By James Pethokoukis The Week Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen took pains to distinguish Bidenomics from Reaganomics. Maybe don’t draw that line too bright. The last time U.S. inflation was raging, presidential candidate Ronald Reagan promised that cutting income taxes and business regulation […]
By W. James Antle III, The Week In a different world, Senate Republicans could let President Biden fill the vacancy created by Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement from the Supreme Court. Conservatives would still enjoy a 6-3 majority. Wednesday’s news did not create a situation like the deaths of […]
I’ve heard it rumored Biden might move Kamala to the Supreme Court and make Hillary VP. I would be surprised if that actually happened but it would be funny as hell. By Brigid Kennedy The Week Now that Justice Stephen Breyer has reportedly decided to retire from the […]
“Tragedy” doesn’t even begin to describe the condition of libertarianism these days. And at a time when the popularity of virtually all institutions is at an all-time low. “Libertarianism is owning the libs by becoming right-wing authoritarians. Franco was a cool guy.” “No! Libertarianism is rioting for state […]
By W. James Antle III The Week President Biden is in serious trouble in 2024 — if his opponent is Generic Republican. A nameless, faceless Republican would beat Biden 46 percent to 37 percent, according to a new Politico/Morning Consult poll. But fill in the blanks with the […]
By Peter Weber, The Week President Biden, after getting a question Monday evening from Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy on whether inflation is bad politically, shot back a sarcastic response and muttered under his breath, “What a stupid son of a bitch.” In case it wasn’t […]
By Allen Zhong, Epoch Times President Joe Biden told reporters that he would have “more to say later” about Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement. “There has been no announcement from Justice Breyer—let him make whatever statement he wants to make, and I’m happy to talk about it later,” he […]
By Jan Olof Bengtsson History of European Ideas 26 (2000) 127–142 Book reviews Marx, the Young Hegelians, and the origins of radical social theory Warren Breckman, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge; 1999, 335pp.The well-known theme in modernist and postmodernist literature of the dissolution of what was perceived by radicals […]
The Signal Why are so many food companies offering new alternatives to meat? Nina Gheihman on the mainstreaming of veganism. McDonald’s is expanding U.S. market testing on a new plant-based burger co-developed with Beyond Meat, one of the companies that have made good business selling meat alternatives in recent […]
I can’t say I am much impressed with this latest trend in “law and order liberalism” that has emerged lately. In case these folks hadn’t noticed, we’ve had a pandemic and related economic recession and lockdowns for two years now. Not to mention the Third Worldization of the […]
The Democraps are back to being the hawkish imperialist party they were prior to the post-Vietnam era. Not that they ever really changed but for a few decades they at least lip-synced it. By Richard Hanania Why the culture war is global and there will be no insurgency […]
The Cold War is back. Obviously, the best way for the USA to counter this would be to offer Latin American countries better trade deals than what they will get from the Eastern powers and to treat Latin American countries like partners rather than as subjects and slaves. […]
Abbie Hoffman referred to the New York Times as the “voice of the ruling class” for a reason. It makes perfect sense for Germany to distance itself from US imperialism and work to develop friendlier relations with Russia, particularly given the history of conflict between the two countries. […]
It’s a sad day when Biden, an old-fashioned Rockefeller Democrat, and Tucker Carlson, an old-fashioned Republican isolationist, are the two main individuals standing in the way of World War Three. By Jacqueline Feldscher, Senior National Security Correspondent, Defense One President Donald Trump may have left Washington, but his […]
The neocons and liberal hawks actually managed to repair the Sino-Soviet split. By Erika Na, South China Morning Post Senior diplomats ‘reach broad consensus’ to boost strategic communication and jointly maintain regional peace and stability in virtual talks Meanwhile, China’s envoy to Russia welcomes Vladimir Putin’s visit to […]
By Ed West In The End of History, Francis Fukuyama wrote about how the fall of East Germany was brought about by a curiously familiar emotion – anger towards the hypocritical lifestyle of the leadership. ‘The Honecker regime in East Germany was critically weakened by a series of […]
By Don Via Jr. Free Thought Project In June of 2020, the World Economic Forum launched an initiative known as The Great Reset—an agenda seeking centralization of power over the planet’s resources in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic to reshape the direction of humanity under the guise of economic […]
By Caroline Mimbs Nyce The Atlantic Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer reportedly plans to announce his retirement as early as this week. The 83-year-old justice, who tends to side with the liberals on the bench, has faced pressure from Democrats to hang up his robe sooner rather than […]
As well she should be. Krystal and Saagar review the polling showing that a year into the Biden administration, Kamala Harris is a historically unpopular VP even as Biden vows she will be his running mate going forward
That the American regime, even under a supposed “liberal” administration, is taking a more hawkish line on Ukraine than even Ukraine, is definitely more evidence that the American regime needs to be abolished, as if we needed more evidence. –As tensions continue to rise between Vladimir Putin’s Russia […]
I am neither a Sinophobe nor a Sinophile just as I am neither a Russophobe nor a Russophile. The political establishment (neoliberals and neocons) attacks these countries as enemies of humanity, and many on the far left or far right fetishize them. Russia is still a Second World […]
By Caitlin Johnstone People don’t generally leave abusive relationships in egoically satisfying, Hollywood-friendly ways. I point this out because those of us who are watching the people’s abusive relationship with predatory power structures and hoping for revolutionary change often tend to envision the status quo ending in an […]
By Victor Davis Hanson, Independent Institute Wokeism’s natural logic is to destroy the lives of people of both genders, of all races, and—if need be—of those of every age, all to leverage an otherwise unworkable ideological agenda. Wokeism has been described by its critics as the omnipresent use […]
By Victor Davis Hanson, Independent Institute As the 2022 midterm elections approach, who will stop our descent into collective poverty, division—and self-inflicted madness? In modern times, as in ancient Rome, several nations have suffered a “systems collapse.” The term describes the sudden inability of once prosperous populations to […]
By Jordan B. Peterson Independent Institute I recently resigned from my position as full tenured professor at the University of Toronto. I am now professor emeritus, and before I turned sixty. Emeritus is generally a designation reserved for superannuated faculty, albeit those who had served their term with some distinction. […]
By Bernd Reiter In this short essay, I argue that democracy started in ancient Africa, not in ancient Greece. Along the way, I demonstrate that world history’s hegemonic focus on civilization is misplaced and misleading. Such a focus, after all, gears our collective attention toward empires, kingdoms, and […]
By Peter Zeihan on January 26, 2022 I’m sure a lot of you have noticed that I haven’t mentioned much at all the Omicron variant of the coronavirus. It really boils down to one factor: reinfection. Coronavirus is fast. With the original strain out of Wuhan, as well as […]
By Damon Linker, The Week The risk and roots of our nonstop panic and alarm. Have you heard the news about the imminent end of American democracy? The president of the United States has been talking about it — how the country has embraced Jim Crow 2.0 and […]
By Matt Taibbi The American foreign policy establishment, chasing decades of failures, appears to be seriously considering the unthinkable in Ukraine. Joe Biden last week said the American response in Ukraine would be proportional to Vladimir Putin’s actions. “It depends,” the president posited, thoughts drifting like blobs in […]
It looks like the Cold War is making a comeback. By Owen Churchill South China Morning Post US secretary of state says relationship is growing increasingly adversarial because ‘this is in many ways a different China on the world stage’ But he acknowledges Washington’s own rejection of multilateralism […]
By Phoebe Zhang South China Morning Post The ending has been altered on a streaming site to remove a series of explosions; instead, inserted text states everyone involved was either sent to a prison or a mental asylum China routinely censors foreign films either in full or partially, […]
by Maya Rostowska Vice The world is on high alert for a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine. These Ukrainian soldiers say they’re ready – they’ve been fighting for 8 years already. NOVOTOSHKIVSKE, Ukraine – At 7:36PM on the 11th of January, Viktor Kucherenko was at his post in […]
New York Times NATO nations pursued talks but warned Russia of severe penalties for aggression. Washington made plans to boost European fuel supplies in case of a Russian embargo. The Biden administration announced on Tuesday that it was working with gas and crude oil suppliers from the Middle […]
By Andrew Roth in Moscow Russia’s aggressive buildup near Ukraine energised Nato into sending more forces to eastern Europe on Monday and led to a plunge on Russian markets, raising the stakes on the Kremlin’s bet that it could cajole, extort or force Ukraine into submission. For Moscow […]
Fighting has flared up once again in the breakaway regions of Ukraine. Pro-Russian separatist fighters say they are defending their cultural, historical and linguistic rights
Clip from the upcoming podcast with Nick and Danny talking about the political turmoil in Ukraine and the Eastern European region with Nato’s attempt to recolonize Russia.
China officially surpassed the US in 2015 having the largest middle class by American standards of family net worth anywhere between 50k and 500k. The gap has only further widened today. And more than 70 percent of Chinese millennials own their own home, which has allowed them to […]
By Isabel Vincent and Bruce Golding New York Post Dozens of single, mostly male adult migrants were shuttled from a makeshift processing center in Texas to a local airport for flights to various US cities — marking the first time such a transfer has been captured on video […]
By Noel Joshua Hadley The Unexpected Cosmology BELIEVE IT or not, this paper is intended as a prelude to the Manson family murder hoax. What you are currently reading came about on the mere basis that I decided to do some digging into the Sharon Tate and Roman […]
By Paul Steinhauser | Fox News EXCLUSIVE: Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia on Tuesday endorsed J.D. Vance in Ohio’s crowded, combustible and expensive 2022 GOP Senate primary, in a political move that’s possibly directed toward an audience of one. And that one person is former President […]
Briahna Joy Gray, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave react to President Biden’s viral outburst.
Colbert Calls For Abolishing The Senate, Democrats Push INSANE Authoritarianism As U.S. Falls Apart. Democrats continually claim democracy is dying yet keep calling for plans that would end the US constitutional republic.
Wall Street Bets founder Jaime Rogozinski discusses the stock market’s rocky start to the week.
–A grand jury in Georgia has been approved to hear evidence regarding possible criminality by Donald Trump in his attempts to coerce Georgia officials into giving him the 2020 Georgia election, despite Joe Biden having received more votes
Professor of film & media studies at UC Irvine, Catherine Liu, details her book, Virtue Hoarders: The Case Against the Professional Managerial Class.
Saagar makes the case that Hollywood star and wrestling legend Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson should run an outsider campaign for President in 2024 as Joe Rogan suggested on his show
World War 3 TRENDS As Biden Prepares 50k Troop Deployment Over Ukraine, China Advances On Taiwan. NATO has already deployed fighter jets and warships to the region. Russia has amassed over 100,000 troops to their western front.
The MIC cautioning that someone else might try a false flag would be hilarious… if their projection wasn’t an indication that they’ve decided they need another war
Kim Iversen questions whether all domestic and zoo animals will need to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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