A debate on X about feminism, the Pill, and medical treachery got me thinking about personal culpability. The context: a poster named ChristyForChange facetiously noted that it’s surely “just a coincidence that Birth Control pills were given out like candy to Millennial teens and now IVF is over…
What began as banter outside a stadium became a case study in selective enforcement, organized Jewish power, and the limits of free speech in the United Kingdom. The most revealing clash at February’s North London derby wasn’t between Arsenal and Spurs on the soccer field, but between…
I believe our moment is quickly approaching. They have maybe another few years of diminishing returns, if that. The best use of our time right now is building, organizing, and planning while praying for the least amount of destruction before it happens. We cannot succeed by…
In recent days, ‘Planet Labs’ said they’d delay publishing of satellite data by 14 days. This has been understood as a cover for the extent to which US facilities across the Gulf have been hit by Iranian strikes. Commentators, specifically Alon Mizrahi have argued that the strikes on…
Nobody Asked for This War, But Somebody Sure Needed It. Bill Clinton sat for his deposition on February 27th. He raised his right hand, swore an oath before the House Oversight Committee, and spent several hours answering questions about why he treated Jeffrey Epstein’s child trafficking airline…
The Trump administration swiftly removed former Miss California USA winner Carrie Prejean Boller from the White House Religious Liberty Commission after officials accused her of attempting to “hijack” a hearing on antisemitism to advance a personal political agenda. The dramatic fallout has quickly turned into a public feud,…
Iran’s asymmetric warfare in the Strait of Hormuz has shifted from kamikaze drone strikes on tankers, bulk carriers, and container ships to littering the world’s most important maritime chokepoint with naval mines. Even though much of Iran’s conventional naval capability has been severely degraded in the 12…
This article was originally published in Danish on March 9, 2026. It is disheartening to see the reaction of the so-called right wing to Israel’s (and its American vassals’) unprovoked war of aggression against Iran. One can seriously doubt whether there is sufficient intelligent life on the nationalist wing at…
How the disruption of oil, liquefied natural gas, and urea exports will cascade through the world economy. The Persian Gulf is the most consequential body of water in the global economy. Its narrow exit — the Strait of Hormuz, just 33 kilometres wide at its narrowest…
Frankly, the United States hasn’t simply stumbled into another Middle Eastern catastrophe; it has plunged headfirst into its own grave. There’s a certain kind of madness that plagues empires in their twilight years – a compulsive need to repeat the same catastrophic mistakes, each time louder and…
