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Nexus X HumectressBy Michael Lee | Fox News Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller rose to internet stardom by posting a video slamming the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, the officer who went viral for blasting the military’s leadership amid the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, has been […]
By John Lloyd Quillette In his 2011 reflection on intervention, Rory Stewart offers a composite picture of a typical foreign adviser to Afghanistan before the Taliban swept back into Kabul’s Arg Palace: “James” is young, highly credentialed academically in the UK and the US, hard working, optimistic, with […]
By Lomez Curtis Yarvin, also known by the pen name Mencius Moldbug, is an American blogger. One of the sharpest and most articulate critics of contemporary (US) democracy, Yarvin has gathered a substantial online following over the years, first with his (now-defunct) blog Unqualified Reservations (2007 – 2013), […]
By Mark Granza Michael Anton is an American conservative essayist, speechwriter, and former senior national security official in the Trump administration. In 2016, under the pseudonym Publius Decius Mus, he wrote The Flight 93 Election, an influential essay in support of Donald Trump’s campaign which was subsequently credited […]
“Forward Party” sounds more like a campaign slogan than an actual party
She should have voted no and then released a statement on how Nancy tried to force her under duress to vote present. Imagine that.
On today’s What America’s Thinking, a new Hill-HarrisX poll finds 47 percent of voters approve of President Biden in the White House while 42 percent disapprove and 11 percent said neither.
Ryan Grim, Kim Iversen, and Robby Soave discuss the future of respectability politics and the role of social media in governance.
Kim Iversen breaks down new reporting from Business Insider tying more corrupt dealings to Hunter and Joe Biden.
By Jack Phillips Epoch Times The FBI reported on Sept. 27 that murders rose by 29.4 percent in the United States in 2020 compared to the previous year—one of the largest single-year increases ever recorded in the country’s recorded history. The federal law enforcement agency’s data show that […]
By Alan Feuer and Adam Goldman New York Times As scores of Proud Boys made their way, chanting and shouting, toward the Capitol on Jan. 6, one member of the far-right group was busy texting a real-time account of the march. The recipient was his F.B.I. handler. In […]
Longtime media analyst Dan Abrams explains the ethos behind his new primetime show on NewsNation, airing tonight.
Policy analyst Stephen Semler discusses links between Democrats who voted ‘no’ on reducing the Pentagon’s budget and defense industry campaign donations.
Team Rising reacts to reporting that the Arizona Democratic Party plans to hold a vote of no confidence on Senator Kyrsten Sinema if she does not support the $3.5T budget reconciliation.
What this arrangement indicates is that the overlords of the empire understand they are losing international as well as domestic legitimacy, and are trying to outsource more imperial functions to junior partners, satellites, and proxies. The empire’s second zone is now being pushed to assume a greater role […]
This is a manifesto that was published a while back by Crimethinc. Whatever these folks’ intentions, my prediction is that if everything in this document were to be implemented, the end result would be something akin to a Marxist-Leninist dictatorship, and not one of the more functional ones […]
Folks, it doesn’t do much good to “remove the statues” but keep the government. It might be a better plan to focus more on the latter rather than the former. Crimethinc Today, after years of protest, the authorities in Richmond, Virginia are finally removing a 12-ton statue of […]
As chumpish as I often consider C4SS to be, I still support them against the real enemy. Center for a Stateless Society UPDATE – 9/25/2021 PayPal has gotten back to us. We’re unable to ever use PayPal again. The reason given by a customer service rep was that […]
By Evan Malmgreen, The Nation To the west of the northern Nevada town of Orovada (population 155), State Route 293 cuts onto public lands near Thacker Pass, a section of high desert in the caldera of an extinct super-volcano. Around mile marker 20, an unassuming dirt road detours […]
By Sally Satel, The Atlantic Many psychologists wrongly assumed that coercive attitudes exist only among conservatives. Donald Trump’s rise to power generated a flood of media coverage and academic research on authoritarianism—or at least the kind of authoritarianism that exists on the political right. Over the past several […]
Ryan Grim and Robby Soave react to a new interview from former Trump attorney Sidney Powell, where she implicates Kevin McCarthy, Steve Scalise, and Justice Samuel Alito in a January 6 plot to overturn the election.
Ryan Grim explains how House progressives were able to force the $3.5T reconciliation package through Congress.
Robby Soave breaks down the pervasiveness of #MeToo hypocrisy in elite Democratic circles.
“Madness is rare in individuals – but in groups, political parties, nations, epochs, it is the rule.” – Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil
By Bryan Caplan One of the less charming features of the woke movement is its vocal age prejudice. In conversation, believers have repeatedly appealed to my age and their youth to gain argumentative advantage. I’m tempted, admittedly, to respond in kind. In reality, the young have less insight on […]
A critique of the anarchist position from the standard parchment-worship perspective. Because 1776 was Year Zero or something. By: Michael D. Jacobsen, Uncensored Truth An anarchic society is often called the original state of Man. At least, according to anarchists. From there, everything seems to have gone downhill. […]
I’m generally skeptical of the claim that today’s culture is less puritanical than that of past times, as opposed to merely being an expression of a new form of puritanism. And the old puritanism and new puritanism overlap in many ways. In the last few years, I’ve noticed […]
It’s rather amusing that today’s conservatives are reminiscing about the good old days of 1985, when in 1985 conservatives were lamenting the passing of the good old days of 1955. By the Zman, Taki’s Mag The old adage about there being a fine line between genius and madness […]
I am increasingly of the opinion that anyone with a serious anti-authoritarian outlook needs to be opposed to moral panics even before they are supposed to institutional authorities like organized religion, capitalism, or even the state itself. As H.L. Mencken said, “The worst government is often the most […]
This headline has a little bit of everything. By Zachary Stieber, Epoch Times A U.S. military veteran who was charged in the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach has died. John Anderson, 61, died at a hospital in Jacksonville, Florida, on Sept. 21, according to family members and his […]
It sounds like these guys are getting educated on why reformism/electoralism does not work, although the way Ron Placone keeps referring to Biden as a “neo-fascist” is hilarious. Read some Stanley Payne.Payne’s definition of fascism is the one that I consider to be the most historically accurate. In […]
Ryan Grim, Robby Soave, and managing editor of Shadowproof, Kevin Gosztola, react to reporting that the CIA developed plans to assassinate Julian Assange for his role in the Vault 7 leaks.
These Deep State sectors are the ones we will be fighting when the crackup begins. Krystal and Saagar cover the new reports showing how the CIA plotted to kidnap and murder Julian Assange, and the explain how Assange is still being targeted to this day
The only historical utility of this one is to further polarization which will hopefully lead to the eventual crackup. Krystal and Saagar try to make sense of AOC’s theatrics in congress after she was seen crying following her flip from no to present on a vote to fund […]
She appears to have expired her historical utility. Krystal examines some recent comments made by former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard that might suggest a rightward shift in her views like that of Dave Rubin
Saagar goes even further down the lab leak rabbit hole by looking at documents revealing a pentagon connection to deadly gain of function research by the EcoHealth alliance
Krystal and Saagar are joined by Dylan Ratigan to discuss the Chinese economy and how the Evergrande situation shows the fragility of China’s entire system
Krystal and Saagar respond to new reporting confirming that the FBI had at least one known informant who stormed the Capitol on January 6th
Krystal and Saagar look at the latest infighting between Donald Trump and the GOP after the failure of his election audit in Arizona
Krystal and Saagar go over what’s at stake in the huge week ahead in Congress and how the end results could shape the Biden presidency in the long run
Krystal and Saagar review the newest polls in the VA gov race showing that GOP candidate Glenn Youngkin has a real shot at flipping the seat
Krystal and Saagar react to a disgruntled Walmart worker quitting her job over loudspeaker due to the company’s terrible working conditions
Only nine people in the entire Congress, with 535 members, are not fully in thrall to Israel. By Darragh Roche Newsweek The House of Representatives approved funding for Israel’s Iron Dome missile defense system on Thursday, following a fraught vote that exposed divisions among Democrats. Just nine members […]
Krystal and Saagar discuss the huge week coming up in congress, AOC’s meltdown over a legislative vote, fed involvement in Jan 6th, the CIA’s war against Julian Assange, Trump undercutting the GOP, more from the lab leak rabbit hole, Tulsi Gabbard’s shifting views, the state of China’s economy […]
By Andrew Sullivan The scene that struck me most in the Woodward/Costa tome, “Peril,” occurs on a plane. On a trip from DC to Seattle on January 7, Adam Smith, a 55-year-old centrist Democrat, finds himself surrounded by participants in the previous day’s violent assault on the Capitol. […]
By Jason Garner From its creation in 1910 until the end of the Civil War the Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (CNT) represented the revolutionary wing of the Spanish labour movement. As such it warmly welcomed the October revolution of 1917 and the pages of its press were soon […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Exile in Happy Valley Rarely a week seemed to go by during the Trump years when the sky wasn’t falling. The cable news already has a tendency of covering every single day like it could be the last, but this was different. Even […]
This is interesting. If you take out the conservative Protestant aspect of this piece, it could be something a Maoist/Third Worldist would write. Proto-Protestantism Recently I was talking with my son and he told me about some experiences he had on a Christian chat forum that he visits […]
By Telos Press Today’s episode of the Telos Press Podcast features our recent panel discussion on the causes and consequences of the U.S. failure in Afghanistan. With presentations from Telos editors Mark Kelly, Adrian Pabst, Marcia Pally, David Pan, and David Westbrook, the discussion covered various aspects of […]
By Damon Linker The Week Earlier this week, in Philadelphia, I went to my first concert since before the COVID-19 pandemic began. The Phoebe Bridgers show took place outdoors. Admittance required proof of vaccination. (A recent negative test result was insufficient.) Concertgoers were also required to wear masks. […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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