I Used to Drive — Now I’m Just Along for the Ride

They told us self-driving cars would be the future. What they didn’t tell us was that everything would be. Your car, your news feed, your relationships, your value system—outsourced to code driven algorithms, layered in UX, and optimized for “engagement.” I get into my Tesla Model 3 Performance—red like…

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Israel’s Backers Are Now Advocating the Assassination of Greta Thunberg

U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham has just tweeted an article titled “Greta Thunberg sets sail with Gaza flotilla that aims to break Israeli naval blockade,” adding the comment, “Hope Greta and her friends can swim!” Australian Zionist think tanker Arsen Ostrovsky somehow outdid Graham, tweeting “Oh look, the little jihadi Greta…

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The Significance of Heidegger and His History of Philosophy for Russia

Heidegger himself has repeatedly asked himself the question: who is Hölderlin in the context of modern philosophy? Who is Rilke’s Angel? 20 Who Nietzsche’s Zarathustra? 21 In the same vein, we can ask ourselves: who is Martin Heidegger in his own historico-philosophical picture? From what was stated above about the…

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From Taxation to Confiscation: Europe’s Wealth Exodus and the Coming Asset Seizure

Incoming… Theft, that is. Consider that the deindustrialisation of the communist union of Europe continues apace and with it the acceleration of the bankruptcy. Of course, the blow dried TV robots won’t tell you this, but… The next step in this process is asset seizure. Remember when they first…

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Another Neo-Conservative Bites the Dust: The Life and Legacy of Michael Ledeen

Michael Ledeen, the man who urged America to “to pick up some small crappy little country and throw it against the wall” every decade,  met an end that many of his critics would call overdue. On May 17, 2025, Ledeen died at the age of 83. marking the passing of one…

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War in Our Time

Friedrich Merz has been in office as Germany’s new chancellor a matter of weeks, and already he has the German capital aflutter with worry about the increasing danger of a third world war. More to the point, while Germans are fearful of such a prospect, the Russians are…

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The Camp of the Saints

Austria once possessed a European empire.  Today Austria exists only as a geographical location.  Immigrant-invaders from the third world have taken over the cities.   In Vienna more than 75% of students in Vienna’s middle schools do not speak German at home.  In some of  Vienna’s districts more than 80% of residents do…

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The Killing Joke

It was the year 522 BC when the mad Persian King Cambyses II assassinated his half-brother Bardiya. Cambyses perceived Bardiya as a rival threat to the throne and his murder was successfully hidden from Bardiya’s family, harem, and royal court through an elaborate subterfuge enacted by loyal lieutenant-slaves. But…

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‘Putin Wants All of Ukraine’

Alexander Dugin interprets Trump’s outburst as the reflex of a man trapped between globalist hawks and his own instincts, glimpsing – yet resisting – Russia’s sacred imperative to liberate all of Ukraine. Trump’s statement that Putin “is playing with fire” is rather unpleasant. But the issue isn’t even that…

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AI: Savior, Satan or Both?

Generative AI is a wonderful font of drama, for it offers up equally compelling visions of Utopia or a descent into Satan’s lair.Savior or Satan, or both? Let’s start with the fact that AI is amoral; it has no intrinsic moral compass. A compass of some sort might be included…

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