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Nexus X HumectressBy Rebecca Jennings Vox Algorithms are surfacing content that combines Christian ideas like prosperity gospel with New Age and non-Western spirituality — along with some conspiracy theories. “It just doesn’t sit right with me,” begins a TikTok by a user named Evelyn Juarez. It’s a breakdown of the […]
By Tara Copp, Defense One The “underlying factors are not going away,” says one researcher. The number of people with military backgrounds who committed criminal acts motivated by extremist views has jumped during the last ten years, according to new research at the University of Maryland. Without intervention, […]
Keep in mind that Mississippi was the last state to repeal alcohol prohibition, which they didn’t do until 1966, a third of a century after federal prohibition was repealed. Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves (R-MS) said Monday he’d oppose proposed medical marijuana legislation, suggesting the amount of marijuana permitted […]
With Build Back Better dead, seemingly along with Biden’s agenda, Briahna Joy Gray speaks to renowned philosopher Slavoj Žižek about what the left should do now that skepticism about Democrats’ willingness to enact real change has been borne out. This is a clip from a two-hour episode. Subscribe […]
It’s interesting to listen to Christian Parenti, an actual Marxist and the son of US Marxist-Leninist icon Michael Parenti (the Noam Chomsky of the actual commies rather than the anarcho-liberals), discussing the relationship between Herbert Marcuse and PC culture, and the cult-like nature of the “woke” liberal-left subculture. […]
By Brigid Kennedy, The Week Former President Donald Trump was met with boos Sunday after announcing to a mostly unmasked crowd he had, in fact, received a booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, Newsweek reports. Appearing alongside former Fox host Bill O’Reilly at the American Airlines Center in […]
By Stefan Gleason, Money Metals Exchange Money Metals President Joe Biden’s so-called “Build Back Better” agenda was dealt a likely fatal blow on Sunday. Moderate Democrat Joe Manchin announced that he would oppose his party’s massive $2 trillion spending bill. That effectively kills it in its current form. […]
Journalist, Matt Taibbi, discusses the resurrection of the intelligence apparatus’ public image.
Krystal and Saagar respond to radio host Charlamagne tha God pressing Kamala Harris on who is really calling the shots in the Biden administration due to the President’s glaring weakness
Saagar exposes the CDC lies on masking children in schools that have repeatedly been used to justify mandating students mask in schools even as it harms cognitive development and mental health
Krystal looks back at the promises Biden made to young people in America who voted for him at overwhelming margins only for him to not deliver and lose the support of Gen Z
Krystal and Saagar are joined once again by writer and podcaster Derek Thompson to consider both sides of the debate about whether Elon Musk deserves to be TIME person of the year
Krystal and Saagar review more investigative reporting into the unindicted co-conspirators who were central players in the events that unfolded at the US Capitol on January 6th
Krystal and Saagar track the spike of Omicron covid cases in cities like New York City in the holiday season as tests are inaccessible and people are locking themselves down again
Public defender Olayemi Olurin explains how police shows often don’t show the whole truth when it comes to crime and the justice system.
Krystal and Saagar examine the data showing that fentanyl overdoses are now the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18-45 surpassing covid and all other possibilities
HuffPost’s Daniel Marans explains why the progressive Rhode Island campaign co-op is in danger of falling apart.
Krystal and Saagar cover the breaking news coming from Joe Manchin that Biden’s Build Back Better budget legislation is officially dead as the president is nowhere to be seen
Krystal and Saagar comb through investigative reporting on how Dollar General has fought to prevent low wage workers from unionizing in their stores
Krystal and Saagar comment on the dystopian scene of teachers scrambling for cash to fund supplies for their classrooms at halftime of a hockey game
By Ken Stone, San Diego Times America is close to being at high risk of a civil war, a UC San Diego political scientist said Sunday night on CNN. “If a second civil war happens in the United States, it’s going to look very different from the first, […]
CNN CNN’s Michael Holmes talks with Professor Barbara Walter of the University of California San Diego about her work on a task force that tries to predict where outside the US a civil war is likely to break out. Walter says the two best predictors of whether violence […]
By Martin Pengelly in New York, The Guardian The US is “closer to civil war than any of us would like to believe”, a member of a key CIA advisory panel has said. The analysis by Barbara F Walter, a political science professor at the University of California […]
Krystal and Saagar discuss Manchin’s decision to kill Build Back Better, Omicron cases spiking in American cities, fentanyl overdose crisis, Kamala humiliating herself again, fed involvement in January 6th, Biden letting Gen Z down, CDC lies about masking kids, Elon Musk winning person of the year, and more! […]
Anarchist News From The Art Newspaper, by Keith Miller, 13 September 2021 new book surveys the architecture of anarchist settlements From geodesic domes in South Colorado to the Calais Jungle in Europe, this provocative work studies 60 structures that were built according to values of autonomy, voluntary association, […]
By Charlotte Cuthbertson Epoch Times Fentanyl-related drug overdoses in 2020 became the top killer in adults aged 18 to 45—overtaking suicide, vehicle accidents, and gun violence, according to an analysis of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data by nonprofit group Families Against Fentanyl. Fentanyl is a synthetic […]
Columbia linguistics professor John McWhorter argues that a new religion disguised as antiracism is hurting Black communities and weakening the American social fabric.
Jacek Bartosiak talks to Robert D. Kaplan on Eurasia, Intermarium, and US-Germany deal on Europe.
Many of the arguments made in this piece are reasonable and relatively accurate in terms of criticisms of the Right, but the article is completely lacking in insight and self-awareness regarding criticisms of the Left. By Adam Ramsay Open Democracy While the powerful try to silence those who […]
Bird is one of the hosts of the Timeline Earth Podcast Bird joins Pete for a reading, and commentary, on Ted Kaczynski’s 2005 essay, The System’s Neatest Trick.”
Aaron is one of the hosts of Timeline Earth Aaron joins Pete for part one of a series reading Vladimir Ilyich Lenin’s “The State and Revolution”
By Jack Hunter, The Week The mob attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was a shameful and tragic day. Some in Congress on the Jan. 6 congressional committee believe it represented a threat to American democracy. Yet some of these leaders support another threat to our […]
By Paul D. Eaton, Antonio M. Taguba and Steven M. Anderson Paul D. Eaton is a retired U.S. Army major general and a senior adviser to VoteVets. Antonio M. Taguba is a retired Army major general, with 34 years of active duty service. Steven M. Anderson is a […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley The following is the Gospel according to Nicky Reid, a ranting, genderfuck, lesbian, Christopagan anarchist from the 21st Century. Like all religious propaganda, it is loosely based on a hot mess of new age folklore, revisionist history, pharmacological […]
A Discussion of Peter Wilson’s The Holy Roman Empire: A Thousand Years of Europe’s History Published online by Cambridge University Press: 29 December 2017 In the two centuries since its dissolution in 1806, the Holy Roman Empire has usually been viewed as an antiquated relic of the medieval […]
This book looks to be an interesting take on Christian Anarchist thought. From Eschatology to Orthodox Political Theology and Back Anarchy and the Kingdom of God reclaims the concept of “anarchism” both as a political philosophy and a way of thinking of the sociopolitical sphere from a theological […]
Todd Lewis is joined by Keith Preston, Terminal Philosophy and Swithun Dobson to discuss our year in review.
By J.B. Shurk, American Thinker A friend of American Thinker, understandably upset about the unraveling of America around us, reached out with a heartfelt question: how did we as a society come to behave so acrimoniously toward one another? The two words that stood out to me while […]
I suppose I could be considered a “non-liberal anti-imperialist.” The libertarians’ admiration of Singapore and Hong Kong is overstated as is the progressives’ admiration of the Scandinavian countries. The problem with both libertarianism and progressivism is their universalism, which is not reconcilable with anti-imperialism. I tend to think […]
The USA is like the high school bully that goes around bullying other kids until he finally gets kicked in the balls, which is more or less what has been happening to the US for the past 50 years since the defeat in Southeast Asia. By William P. […]
As a radical decentralist and non-universalist, I don’t have any theoretical objection to Seattle becoming a communist-led city-state that legalizes petty crime. If people in Seattle want to do things that way, fine with me. Or, if not, that’s okay, too. Seattle has a statue of Lenin which […]
By Jeffrey M. Jones, Gallup Story Highlights In 2020, 47% of U.S. adults belonged to a church, synagogue or mosque Down more than 20 points from turn of the century Change primarily due to rise in Americans with no religious preference WASHINGTON, D.C. — Americans’ membership in houses […]
By Andrew Sullivan Weekly Dish The former far-left activist has a sobering reality check on the woke policies of West Coast cities. I belatedly came to Shellenberger in my research on nuclear power’s potential to help cut carbon emissions. But his new book — on the terrible progressive […]
Released from prison just last week, now under house arrest for the remainder of his sentence, Steven Donziger speaks out about the injustices against incarcerated people and the solidarity among incarcerated people he witnessed firsthand. He reveals how truly broken the prison-industrial complex is, but he also offers […]
By Joel Mathis, The Week For much of the last two years, differing approaches to the COVID-19 pandemic mapped neatly onto our political divisions. The right battled against lockdowns and other protective measures, while folks on the left doggedly wore masks and celebrated vaccines. Polarization won again. But […]
By Neena Satija Washington Post AUSTIN — Travis County District Attorney José Garza was at home when he got a call from one of his prosecutors, Dexter Gilford. A grand jury had just indicted two Austin police officers, charging them with aggravated assault in connection with the beating […]
By Associated Press Former suburban Minneapolis police officer Kim Potter took the stand Friday at her manslaughter trial in the shooting death of Black motorist Daunte Wright. Potter has said she meant to draw her Taser instead of her gun when she shot the 20-year-old Wright as he […]
By Ryan Cooper, The Week Just the facts, bureaucrats. The United States’ COVID pandemic performance is among the worst in the world — particularly given our unparalleled advantages. We lead the planet in confirmed infections and deaths, and while India probably has had more of both that went […]
By Samuel Goldman, The Week The Biden administration is unwilling to fight for Ukraine. Berlin must choose its course. Germany has long had a Russia problem. Even before their unification under the Hohenzollerns in 1870, German principalities struggled to deal with their giant neighbor to the east. In 1863, […]
David Sirota breaks down the bill that could have protected Illinois Amazon workers from being threatened with termination shortly before a deadly tornado destroyed the factory they were working in.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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