America 2.0: Running on Fumes

When I was a wee lad back in America 1.0, I never noticed how poorly everything was run. When my parents bought anything, I don’t remember them having to take it back because something was wrong with it. They certainly didn’t spend a lot of time calling companies with…

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The Name That Appears 12,000 Times in the Epstein Files and No One Wants to Say

Jeffrey Epstein and the Rothschilds. In February 2016, Jeffrey Epstein wrote an email to Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and Palantir, with a sentence that should have made the front page of every newspaper in the Western world: “As you probably know, I represent the Rothschilds.” The sentence is…

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Women Ruin Everything

Years ago, during my time as an Engineering Officer in the Canadian Navy, I was responsible for the department that oversaw the ships various water systems. For those unfamiliar with water (not the substance itself but the categories), there are three types, potable, grey, and black. Potable water is…

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The Sound of a Collapsing Empire

T.S. Eliot wrote “…This is the way the world ends[,] Not with a bang but a whimper.” We expect a sound to accompany any collapse, an ending, a grand finale – but little did we know that the sound of the end of the US military superpower would be…

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Bernie Goetz, the Marginal Character Who Moved the Center

Elliot WilliamsFive Bullets: The Story of Bernie Goetz, New York’s Explosive ‘80s, and the Subway Vigilante Trial that Divided the NationNew York: Penguin Press, 2026 “Wheel of Fortune, Sally RideHeavy metal suicideForeign debts, homeless vetsAIDS, crack, Bernie GoetzHypodermics on the shores China’s under martial lawRock and Roller cola warsI can’t…

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The Age of the Caesars is Coming

The late season of democracy approaches its reckoning. The modern West speaks constantly of democracy, procedure, and shared values, yet beneath the language of committees and conferences a different mood gathers strength. Institutions persist, elections continue, parliaments debate, and courts issue opinions, yet public trust thins year after year.

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9/11 • Howard Lutnick • Rothschild • Trump

Howard Lutnick’s story is always told as survival. But survival alone never explains who the architecture protects. On September 11th, Lutnick was “lucky” to be absent from the Cantor Fitzgerald offices at the World Trade Center. 658 of his employees were not. Days later, the firm received $135…

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Clearing the Brush

The US is not a functional nation. As Nayib Bukele says: “There is no such thing as a state that cannot deal with criminals. If a state fails to defeat crime, it is because it is complicit.” This from the man who turned a snake pit of a nation,…

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Cruel Demonrats Abandon Condo Constituents to Cascading Crime

At present I’m living in a sanctuary county sinkhole that sanctifies criminality. The local Demorats see even their fellow Dems as expendable since they can always import more third world dregs as voters to replace them. The two Maryland counties that lie on the northern perimeter of Washington, DC,…

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It’s Disgraceful That Huckabee is the U.S. Ambassador to Israel

John Mearsheimer, the University of Chicago professor, said in an interview Tuesday that it is a “disgrace” that a dyed-in-the-wool Christian Zionist like Mike Huckabee is the U.S. ambassador to Israel after the Baptist pastor said it would be “fine” if Israel steals more land in the Middle East, based…

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