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Nexus X HumectressBy Michael E. Miller, Washington Post School Strike 4 Climate’s Auckland chapter is disbanding after criticism it was ‘just an extracurricular activity for upper-class (white) kids’ In September 2019, the streets of Auckland, New Zealand, were a sea of protesters. Across the globe, several million people were marching […]
By Caitlin Johnstone, Russia Today Caitlin Johnstone, an independent journalist based in Melbourne, Australia. Her website is here and you can follow her on Twitter @caitoz More people are becoming conscious of the Palestine issue and politicians and pundits can no longer get away with painting themselves as progressive-minded humanists without acknowledging […]
From what I can tell, the Alt-Right has more or less fractured into multiple directions. Charlottesville was more or less their Altamont. Some Alt-Rightists have become Trumpists. Others have associated themselves with the conventional white supremacist milieu, and others have moved into the outer fringes (like National-Bolshevism). It […]
The segment on corporations buying homes is another step toward the new feudalism.
By Catherine Wong, South China Morning Post China has accused the United States of trying to sow discord in its relations with Europe and called on European nations not to tie themselves to the US strategy. China also vowed to take action against Nato, which labelled Beijing a […]
By Alex Newman, Epoch Times Elected commissioners in two Nevada counties declared that the Bill of Rights will be upheld in their jurisdictions, even if it means standing against unconstitutional acts by state and federal authorities. According to a resolution approved in Elko County on June 2, abuse […]
By Joshua Bote, SFGate An Apple executive apparently used to fly his plane from Boise to Cupertino every weekday, a flight that took about an hour and a half. That’s about as long as it took Jeff Blickman — who recounted this piece of Boise tech lore — […]
By Nate Raymond, Reuters BOSTON, June 15 (Reuters) – The U.S. Justice Department has urged the Supreme Court to reinstate the death sentence of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, convicted in the deadly 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, despite President Joe Biden’s stated opposition to capital punishment. The department in a 48-page […]
This doesn’t really sound like defunding the police. By Jarrett Renshaw, Reuters June 15 (Reuters) – Five months after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, the Biden administration on Tuesday will unveil steps for federal and local officials and social media companies to battle national security threats posed […]
It seems like that surge of libertarianism that took place during the Ron Paul era has largely passed, with many former libertarians moving either to the Trumpist right or the “woke” left, and the remaining libertarians merely becoming appendages to the Red Tribe or Blue Tribe. By Peter […]
Eric Kaufmann joins Lipton Matthews to discuss the Fall of Anglo-America, Secularism and Cultural Disparities.
How The Young Turks became pro-imperialist. In this video we take a look how Cenk Uygur of The Young Turks (TYT) has changed his stance on Jimmy Dore, Syria and other issues since he received $20 million from Jeffrey Katzenberg and other investors. Also included is Cenk’s recent […]
By Joan Greve, The Guardian In those states, Republicans hold the governorship and the legislature, giving them the power to take aim at abortion access, trans rights, voting and gun safety. Democrats across the US cheered last month, as Texas legislators staged a walkout from the statehouse to […]
By By David Harsanyi National Review If the right to bear arms was intended to preserve slavery, why did civil-rights leaders insist that black Americans should be armed to protect themselves? Left-wing academic Carol Anderson’s new book, The Second: Race and Guns in a Fatally Unequal America, is […]
The Economist HOURS BEFORE Jo Phoenix, a professor of criminology at Britain’s Open University, was due to give a talk at Essex University about placing transgender women in women’s prisons, students threatened to barricade the hall. They complained that Ms Phoenix was a “transphobe” likely to engage in […]
Each new President usually ends up being a bigger joke than the one before.
By Rebecca Beitsch The Hill The White House unveiled its plan for addressing domestic terrorism on Tuesday, rolling out a strategy that set goals and acknowledged challenges as much as it outlined specific steps for combating a growing threat. The strategy includes a call to bolster law enforcement […]
While it’s true that black males are 7% of the US population but commit 50% of the homicides, this data involves far less than 1% of black Americans overall, and is geographically contained to areas with high poverty rates. By Letitia Garred AnInjusticeMag A study by the U.S. […]
Whatever happened to the idea that libertarianism is supposed to be about doing your own thing individualism and free association?
In my perfect world, we’d have thousands, or tens of thousands, of these.
Wrong. Our far-right are 19th-century plutocratic liberals. Our center-right are moderate reform liberals. Our center-left are neo-liberals. Our far-left are progressive liberals. He’s right that we don’t have a far-left movement unless you count tankies on YouTube.
This is somewhat reminiscent of when cosmopolitanism, bohemianism, androgyny, sexual/chemical experimentation, etc. were considered to be the prerogatives of aristocrats in opposition to the values of the conservative peasantry. It also fits with the recent study by Amory Gethin, Clara Martínez-Toledano, and Thomas Piketty indicating that the “left” […]
When you create a meme that inadvertently makes the point that “CRTs,” “SJWs,” and similar others are not so much “Marxists” as types of sectarian neo-Protestants. It’s also not surprising that black intellectuals like Derrick Bell, Kimberly Crenshaw, etc. would develop a theoretical framework like this given the […]
A reminder that 30 years ago there was just as much anti-Japan hysteria as there is anti-China hysteria today. But both are and will remain economic colonies of the Western capitalist empire. Two local businessmen destroy a Japanese made car in 1988. American car companies suffered in the […]
If attacking capitalism by calling it “socialism” is what works, so be it. If we could convince these types that the military, police, prisons, corporations, intellectual property, and banks are “communist” then we’d have something. Some of them are getting there on corporations and banks.
This works as well as the professional wrestling analogy.
An enemy of central bankers who put Ron Paul to shame.
I’ve met Dan Ellsberg twice. Once at a demonstration at the Pentagon in 1988, and once at a conference in DC in 2007. Had a conversation about Central America in an elevator with him at one point. By Elizabeth Becker, New York Times This article is part of […]
My guess is that this story is probably (mostly) true, but selectively chosen. Both the left and right like to pick out the worst examples from “the other side” they can find and hold those up as representative of their opponents generally. By Tyler Durden, Zero Hedge In […]
I’m hoping for more of this here. Let’s see some Congressional battle royales. BBC Founded with the noble ambition of uniting the continent, a session of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) recently descended into farce with some members fighting and threatening to kill each other. The ugly scenes came […]
By Gino Spocchia,Independent Social media users react to viral article by Indian-British food writer after he calls popular dessert a product of ‘stolen land, wealth and labour’ Apple pie has been at the centre of a debate about racism after it was claimed the dish has colonial roots, […]
By Lauren Weber, Wall Street Journal More U.S. workers are quitting their jobs than at any time in at least two decades, signaling optimism among many professionals while also adding to the struggle companies face trying to keep up with the economic recovery. The wave of resignations marks […]
By IVAN PEREIRA and JOSHUA HOYOS A cashier is dead and two people were wounded after a shooting broke out following an argument inside a Georgia store Monday afternoon over its COVID-19 mask policy, authorities said. The incident took place near Candler Road in DeKalb County at a […]
Useful idiots for neoliberalism and digital capitalism.
Ugh, no.
For the most part, universities have more in common with Wal-Mart than with North Korea, in the sense of having making money as their first priority. Higher education has become very corporatized in the past couple of decades, part of the “McDonaldization” process sociologists like George Ritzer started […]
By Chris Walker, Truthout Norma McCorvey probably isn’t a household name across most of the United States, but she was instrumental in a Supreme Court ruling most Americans are well-aware of: Roe v. Wade. In that decision, lawyers for McCorvey, who was listed as “Jane Roe” in briefings, […]
Science writer Steven Johnson, author of the new book Extra Life, on vaccines, medical breakthroughs, and life after Covid. “It took us four years just to identify the virus that caused AIDS in the ’80s,” says Steven Johnson. “Imagine COVID where it’s four years before we even know […]
By most accounts, America was founded in 1776 when the Founding Fathers wrote the Declaration of Independence. More recently, The New York Times Magazine launched an initiative known as the 1619 Project, aiming to redefine America’s birth as being 1619, when the first slave ship arrived on American […]
Best viewer comment: “It’s good to be in the top 1% of something for a change.”
Zac & Gavin react to The Hill’s NEWEST iteration of “Rising” which of course Krystal Ball & Saagar Enjeti recently left to start their own show “Breaking Points.”
From 2018. More cracks have appeared since then. “We don’t look after each other at all,” says Jeffrey Sachs on America today Jeffrey Sachs sits down with Rob Johnson to discuss his new book, A New Foreign Policy: Beyond American Exceptionalism (Columbia University Press, 2018).
Correction: it is oppressing 7 Million Palestinians, Gaza Strip siege included.
Colin Rogero and Emily Miller discuss the G7 Summit. They also weigh in on a New York Times Investigation that reveals employers can require workers to get the covid vaccine.
Team Rising discusses mobile apps that allow teenagers to invest in the stock market.
Team Rising reacts to the Biden Administrations’ decision to use the term “birthing person” instead of mom.
Journalist, Zaid Jilani, weighs in on the Israel’s newly formed government.
Colin Rogero details the price increases being seen across rideshare platforms Uber and Lyft.
Colin Rogero and Emily Miller share their thoughts on reports that the Justice Department subpoenaed Apple for information in February 2018 about an account that belonged to Don McGahn.
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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