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Nexus X HumectressThe commies at Jacobin mag share Big Capital’s disdain for small business. Incidentally, I’ve seen this article criticized by “small is beautiful” leftists who were also zealous proponents of the covid shutdowns. By Matt Bruenig, Jacobin The power of big business needs to be confronted. But the solution […]
Apparently, the new atheists are no longer in the club. By Phil Torres, Salon It was inspiring — really inspiring. I remember watching clip after clip of Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens debating Christians, Muslims and “purveyors of woo,” exposing the fatuity of their faith-based beliefs in superstitious nonsense […]
The Left suddenly does an about-face on the destruction of monuments and architecture? By Anish Kapoor, The Guardian Flattening the majestic Mughal-inspired buildings is the latest stage in a hateful, vanity-fuelled campaign to de-Islamify India. At the heart of New Delhi, the capital of India, sits a Mughal-inspired […]
And that’s what “Big Capital” wants as a means of eliminating on-the-ground competition, the same way classical capitalists wanted the elimination of independent artisans and craftsmen. By Tyler Durden, Zero Hedge As small businesses complain that it has never been harder for them to hire workers according to […]
Private prisons are only about 7% of the US prison industry. Most prisons are government-run prisons. The problem I have with most leftist critiques of the US prison system is that they tend to predictably blame everything on capitalist profiteering and/or racism. While those are obviously part of […]
This is generally a good article that is superior to most leftist commentary of this kind. For example: “To do that, we first have to free our minds of the state. We must lose the false assumption that the material advances made over the past 500 years — […]
By Peter Zeihan on June 8, 2021 Mexicans went to the polls over the weekend. Preliminary results indicate that while incumbent president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s (better known as AMLO) MORENA coalition will maintain a majority in Congress, AMLO did not score a two-thirds majority necessary to amend the constitution. AMLO’s […]
This is well worth checking out. This is one of the best descriptions of the condition of Western politics that I have seen to date. Present political conflict is not about class (or race or gender), although such conflicts exist in a way that is subordinated to the […]
By Thomas Franks, The Guardian There was a time when the Covid pandemic seemed to confirm so many of our assumptions. It cast down the people we regarded as villains. It raised up those we thought were heroes. It prospered people who could shift easily to working from […]
I did a livestream with some California independence folks yesterday. For well over a century, California was synonymous with the American dream. By the early 1960s, it had become the most populous state in the country. Now its population is declining for the first time in recorded history—The […]
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky discuss reports that the Justice Department tried to seize the emails of four New York Times reporters and forced a gag order on the paper’s executives.
Journalist, Zaid Jilani, discusses the potential Prime Minister change in Israel and what is means for Palestinians.
This is how it should have been all along. If New Yorkers want single-payer, fine. If Oklahoma wants free-market medicine, that’s fine too. New York State Senator Jabari Brisport makes the case for single-payer healthcare in New York.
After 50 years of the modern war on drugs, 50 million arrests in the US alone in half a century, and trillions of dollars spent on drug law enforcement, the unquestionable winner of the war on drugs is drugs. Congratulations, drugs! I salute you. Team Rising discusses Purdue […]
Emily Jashinsky explains how identity politics can be used as a band-aid for deeper societal issues.
Author, Edward-Isaac Dovere, discusses the media’s coverage of Tara Reade’s sexual assault allegations against Joe Biden.
Why was Pravda soft on the Brezhnev administration? What a stupid question. Team Rising reacts to CNN host Brian Stelter’s interview with White House press secretary Jen Psaki.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky discuss potential government cover-ups of alien-related information.
The first edition of their new show.
In this video blog, the question of why the left has seemed to lose touch with the working class is taken up as Douglas Lain responds to Nagle and Tracey’s essay “First as Tragedy, Then as Farce: The Collapse of the Sanders Campaign and the “Fusionist” Left.” Lain […]
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by Edward Ongweso Jr Vice Raytheon, a military contractor with a business model that centers on making killing machines, changed its logo colors to a rainbow palette. June is Pride Month, which means it’s time for corporations that normally contribute to the deaths of marginalized people in the […]
By Dan Boyce, NPR There’s a 6-foot-tall fence going up around the Tenacious Unicorn Ranch in rural Custer County, Colo. The people who live there say they need it because they’ve been the target of harassment since they relocated the trans-friendly ranch there in 2020. The perimeter fence […]
By Umair Haque, Medium Every sensible person knows by now that the GOP has become America’s greatest threat to itself. Even Republicans with common sense — like my father-in-law, the farmer — shake their head at what’s become of their party: a hotbed of fanatics, extremists, loons, and […]
By Robert Stark California prides itself on its diversity with race relations that are generally better than many other parts of the nation. However, California, as a beacon for diversity, does have major problems including income inequality and a massive exodus out of the state. Problems with the […]
By David Hiscox, XYZ South Africa is hell. The following post was seen in The XYZ Telegram chat: Fuck, man, after the reset I’ve joined a few Afrikaanse chat rooms and I’ve been chatting quite intensely with some people there. To get a detailed picture of White life […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley It’s official dearest motherfuckers, those goddamn Jesus freaks have declared war on trans kids, my kids. As I gaze upon the legislative wreckage from the tsunami of hate laws that have washed over the Bible Belt and beyond, […]
This is the first episode of Beyond Politics with hosts Doug McKenty and Jason Bosch, where we discuss a wide variety of issues working to bridge disagreements and come to better understandings outside of rhetoric and political tribalism.
By Matthew Blackwell, Quillette Looking out across the yellow-washed angular buildings that clutter the inner city of Phnom Penh in 2016, hindsight fills me with anxiety. Imagining myself here in 1975, I recall the jubilant and cheering crowds in the spring of that year who weren’t privy to […]
These would seem to be more issues of poverty than race per see, although poverty and race are obviously issues that overlap. By Andis Robeznieks, American Medical Association The country’s pervasive health inequities were evidenced by a tragic tally of 74,402 excess deaths, on average, among Black people […]
A pretty good discussion of these questions from a left perspective from the Jacobin boys.
Unfortunately, I was more correct in my prediction about this kind of stuff than I would have thought, and it has happened a lot more rapidly than I would have thought.
By Emily Shapiro, ABC News A 14-year-old girl is seriously hurt after she and a 12-year-old boy allegedly armed themselves with stolen guns and opened fire on Florida deputies, officials said. The children, who reportedly ran away from a group home hours earlier, allegedly broke into an empty […]
At least no one can say they’re not practicing representative government.
Highly accurate Israeli snipers murdered this woman on this day in 2018, Her name is #RazanNajjar She was 21 years old, a mother and a nurse. They soaked her white nurses coat in blood and themselves in everlasting shame. She is surely bound for heaven and they to […]
Reading “cancel culture denialism” articles from the left is like reading “police brutality denialism” articles from the right (e.g. Heather McDonald, Ben Shapiro, etc.). “Cancel culture” is supposedly just all about being nice to disadvantaged people, and pigs are all just wonderful people jerking off for the next […]
Futurism Cobalt mining is having a disastrous impact on the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As the demand for gadgets and electric cars grows, so too are the mining operations that dig up cobalt to use in lithium-ion batteries. And that’s become a serious problem for the Democratic […]
By Andrew Hoyt This dissertation tells the story of how a small group of low-profile militants, located on the periphery of industrial America, set in motion a chain of events that led Luigi Galleani to become one of the most notorious Italian anarchist and resulted in the Cronaca […]
By Phillip W. Magness & Alexander William Salter , National Review Washington spends too much, taxes too much, does too much. That’s because of the Constitution, not in spite of it. Thinkpieces lamenting the state of constitutional government are a dime a dozen. If only we embraced a […]
This is arguably the best interview Krystal and Kyle have done to date. Rose gets it a lot more than the “Official Left-Wing Intellectuals” who are normally on this program.
By Tom Ozimek ,Epoch Times Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon on June 2 announced that a next-generation nuclear power plant will be built at a soon-to-be-retired coal-fired plant in Wyoming in the next several years, with the project a joint initiative between Bill Gates’s TerraPower and PacifiCorp, owned by Warren […]
By Peter Zeihan on June 4, 2021 The United States has made remarkable progress in vaccinating large swathes of its population since the beginning of the year. Despite near walk-in availability of vaccines across the country, however, a significant portion of the population–nearly 30%–has not receive any dose of available […]
By James Michael Yeoman In the early twentieth century a group of Spanish anarchists settled in the town of Dowlais, South Wales, as part of a wider migration to the area prompted by the town’s ironworks. Over the following fifteen years this community kept in constant contact with […]
By Peter R. Quiñones I encounter countless experts on endless subjects. Foreign policy, medical freedom, pretty much anything in the sphere of politics you can think of. Being able to interview these experts on my podcast, Free Man Beyond the Wall, is something that brings me not only […]
By Matt Taibbi and Ford Fischer BLM 757 and “Boogaloo Boys” Team Up for Virginia Beach Rally Ford Fischer of News2Share is an independent videographer, previously profiled in “Meet the Censored.” If you follow news at all, you’ve probably seen his work, which regularly appears in mainstream outlets. […]
TELOS Press In today’s episode of the Telos Press Podcast, Camelia Raghinaru talks with Michael Millerman about his article “The Ethnosociological and Existential Dimensions of Alexander Dugin’s Populism,” from Telos 193 (Winter 2020). An excerpt of the article appears below. To learn how your university can subscribe to Telos, […]
Team Rising reacts to Facebook’s decision to stop removing posts that question the origin of Covid-19.
Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky break down MSM’s coverage of Dr. Fauci and his leaked emails.
Executive Director of American Compass, Oren Cass, discusses “Lost in the Super Market: Navigating the Digital Age.”
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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