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Nexus X HumectressFor decades, I have thought that as the Republicans’ demographic base continues to shrink, and as the WASP working to middle classes continued to decline socioeconomically, that the GOP would reinvent itself (at least rhetorically) as a right-wing populist party (which would mean moving to the left of […]
By Kelley Beaucar Vhalos The American Conservative s the number of coronavirus infections topped 3,100 in the U.S. as of Sunday afternoon, including 63 deaths, major cities appear to be considering lock-downs as we have seen in Europe—everything shut down by the government—including borders—except for essential grocery stores […]
Left-populists (Sandernistas) tend to be young, while neoliberals (Bidenists) and right-populists (Trumpians) tend to be old.
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley Well, it only took a million years but peace has finally come to Afghanistan, sort of. Or at least so it appears. I’m not one of those hyperventilating liberal opportunists, bursting at the seems to piss on any […]
Todd Lewis joined by Keith Preston, Right Ruminations and Swithun Dobson to discuss why unlikely bedfellows arise in modern politics.
By JP Cortez Sound Money Defense League Well, here’s some encouraging news. Efforts in Washington State to impose sales tax on gold and silver were SHUT DOWN today thanks to intense efforts by the Sound Money Defense League, a group of in-state coin dealers led by Dan Duncan, […]
Bless her heart. She tried.
The Left’s attempted assault on neoliberalism has completely failed. Now, it’s just a matter of “Anybody But Trump” and “Vote Blue, No Matter Who.” Because that’s worked so well before. Andrew Yang has endorsed Joe Biden, becoming the latest former 2020 Democratic presidential candidate to throw their support […]
What happens when you apply a Marxist ideology critique to Marxism itself? You learn a lot about the blind spots in Marxism and it turns out to reveal important insights for a realist political science of the contemporary world. Michael McConkey discusses the theory of a new intellectual/manager […]
What a lame joke this electoral season is turning out to be (as if any other outcome were possible). We don’t need a “third party.” We’ve got plenty of them already (Libertarians, Greens, etc). Pan-anarchism IS the third party.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders may be socialist bomb-thrower who praises Fidel Castro, but it’s mostly talk.
No tribe left behind. By Amber Roberts VICE Otherkin are people who identify as partially or entirely nonhuman. A dragon, a lion, a fox—you name it—there is probably someone out there who feels like they are more these things than they are human. The otherkin community can be […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Exile in Happy Valley With the 2020 election heating up, there is a stiff wind methodically weaving through this fierce desert of geriatric combat, something evil and relentless, sending haunted tumbleweeds rocking back and forth over fractured highways. No, I’m not talking […]
Lizzie the Scamster is a conniving bitch. Who would have thought? Now that the DNC puppets like Buttigieg, Klobuchar, O’Rourke, etc have given their support to Sleepy Joe, one way Sanders could counter that would be to offer the VP position to Lizzie, the Sec of State position […]
By Troy Southgate Nowhere News WHILST I first began writing articles in support of the Arab struggle against Zionist imperialism some thirty-five years ago, I have devoted rather less time to the history of Arab identity in general and hopefully the following essay will help to redress the […]
By Ryan McMaken Mises Institute It is not uncommon to encounter political theorists and pundits who insist that political centralization is a boon to economic growth. In both cases, it is claimed the presence of a unifying central regime—whether in Brussels or in Washington, DC, for example—is essential […]
Become an anarchist and forget about all this electoral bullshit?
By Mike Gleason, Money Metals Exchange Mike Gleason: It is my privilege now to welcome Jacob Hornberger, founder and president of the Future of Freedom Foundation, a non-profit educational foundation with a mission to present the principled case for the libertarian philosophy. Mr. Hornberger is a native of Texas, served […]
This was recorded before Super Tuesday, but it’s a good discussion of how the Democratic Party’s elite hope a neoliberal like Biden can beat Trump, but they’re prepared to lose to Trump rather than allow Sanders to have the nomination. Class Interests and Empire First! (and Sanders isn’t […]
Kulinski gives a pretty good view of what’s happening with the Democrats in this. The DNC, neoliberals, corporate Democrats, and media unite to deflect Sanders’ populism with Lizzie the Scamster playing the role of the spoiler.
In a few decades, if not sooner, “conservatism” in the US will look a lot like the Biden Democrats of today, and “liberalism” will look like the Sanders Democrats. Today’s “conservatives” will assume the same role as the right-wing populist parties in Europe, i.e. loud but rather marginal.
On November 2nd, 2019 at http://www.free-flo.org , Seth Andrews gave this presentation as an encouragement to get the facts, understand ideological opponents, and not lose ourselves in the deafening white noise of online outrage. It’s a speech given in good faith, with the hope that it will also […]
It’s time to stop arguing about ideologies, abstractions, and partisan affiliations, and start building the infrastructure of the future. What will the post-globalization world actually look like?
I’m neither a Bernie fan nor a Berniephobe. I tend to think his election to the presidency would be good for the cause of pan-anarchism/pan-secessionism because it would result in an emboldened far left, resentful far right, and demoralized establishment center, resulting in increased fractiousness. I suspect a […]
538 seems to think so. I always figured when the voting started in the primaries Sanders would start to do very well. So far, I’ve been right. A Sanders vs. Trump election would be…interesting. The corporate Democrats are certainly circling their wagons at this point (not that they […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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