Desperate Euro-Elites Refuse to Accept Their Strategic Defeat

Four years on, the Special Military Operation (SMO) reads like Russia, slowly but surely, fulfilling its objectives. The key question remains: when and under what terms Russia will end the SMO. It may not be in 2026. Especially because irrationality permeates the Euro-elites of the disjointed, collective…

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American Hegemony is Collapsing Before Our Eyes

The greatest threat to the US is not China’s military buildup but the gradual fragmentation of the alliance system that has underwritten its global leadership since World War II. The messy crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has clarified how power works in the 21st century. It…

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One Nation’s Rise in Australia: Discontent’s Containment

The political landscape of Australia is currently experiencing a subterranean tremor, one that threatens to permanently alter the topography of the nation’s post-war two-party settlement. The March 2026 South Australian state election served as the most dramatic surface manifestation of this seismic shift to date.1 In an outcome that defied…

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Et Tu, Cesar?

March 31 marks Cesar Chavez Day in California, but the United Farm Workers (UFW) he co-founded won’t be celebrating the state holiday. As The New York Times reports, Chavez is accused of having sexually abused underage girls Ana Marguia and Debra Rojas, and in 1966 of raping…

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Make Families, Not War

The administration has betrayed its promise of domestic renewal for American families. merican families are in crisis. In the U.S., fewer young people are getting married, and they are having fewer children. They struggle to afford a first house. They report depression and loneliness at high rates.

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The LGBTQ Tidal Wave Was Never About a Social Contagion

Opponents of surgically mutilating healthy adolescents are currently relishing a moment of vindication. This month, the Supreme Court delivered a blow to California laws that obligate schools to aid and abet minors’ “gender transitions,” keeping them secret from parents. Back east, a New York court awarded two million dollars…

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All Four Iran War Scenarios are Very Bad for Trump

Judging by his public statements, US President Donald Trump has “defeated” Iran two hundred times over—that’s how many times he’s repeated the same thing day after day. His stance fluctuates between cautiously positive, aimed at starting negotiations, and openly hawkish, with rhetoric promising to wipe Tehran off the…

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Can We Get Our Country Back?

In my younger years as an economist the way conservatives, free market economists, and libertarians approached economic policy and whether it would make us more or less free was in terms of business vs. government. Business wore the white hats, and government wore the black hats.  What wasn’t realized…

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They Underestimated Iran — Not Just Militarily, But Also Morally and Spiritually

Will Trump send Marines to their watery graves off Hormuz…“just for fun”? Will he declare victory and withdraw? Will he attack more energy infrastructure and watch Iran do the same to US allies and “Israel”? More ship sinkings and infrastructure annihilation might be “fun” for Trump, but…

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Election Results are Finally in: the European Revolt is Here

It’s finally happening, folks. Europe is actually waking up, thanks to the left’s failed migration experiment. Europe’s global elites have been selling mass migration as some kind of popular snack food that’s good for your soul. Euros were told it was compassionate, enlightened, and totally necessary to…

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