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…

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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…

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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,…

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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,…

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White South Africans Under Siege

White South African farmers face disproportionate violence, extreme torture, and a political climate that deepens their isolation. In a country recording approximately 63 murders per day, it is easy to argue that no single category of violence deserves special attention. Between July and September 2025 alone, 5,794 killings were…

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Trumpism vs. Americanism: Will Massie Prevail in 2026?

On May 19, the voters of northern Kentucky will decide what type of Republican they’ll elect to the House of Representatives: a party loyalist or a constitutionalist. Since 2012, the people within Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District have chosen a rare breed of politician — a principled one.

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Desegregation: Forced Race-Mixing at Gunpoint, Civil Rights, and the Death of White America

On the 25th day of September, 1957, the soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division pointed their rifle bayonets at the backs of White teenagers and forced them to integrate with blacks in the schools of Little Rock, Arkansas. This was 8 years before the passing of the Civil…

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Gavin Newsom is Playing a ‘Trump’ Character He Doesn’t Understand

Newsom and his communications team see the form: Trump insults people and he’s rude, so he won the presidency, so being rude and insulting wins the presidency. Occasional California Governor Gavin Newsom, who keeps turning up anywhere but California, has continued his highly calculated…

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Another Shooting in Brussels Exposes Broader Security Crisis in Europe

On Thursday afternoon, shots were fired in the Molenbeek district of Brussels, near the Étangs Noirs metro station. Police found shell casings and launched an investigation after officers confirmed a firearm had been used, although no injuries were reported. The Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched an investigation to…

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Postcards from the Empire

The Anti-War Movement is now the Anti-White Movement. Some twenty-three years ago, the United States government was getting ready to invade Iraq, again. The pretext for the second war against Iraq in 12 years was that Saddam Hussein had procured “weapons of mass destruction.” That of…

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