Power Again Rebalanced in Europe Amidst Political Shake-Ups

Switching it up today, let us take a broader look at the latest world developments, given that there are several diverging vectors of interest worth noting. Firstly, Victor Orban was defeated in the Hungarian elections to great fanfare from the anti-Russian axis. Unfortunately for them, it turns out that…

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Racial Harmony Always Exists in the Imaginary Past

Race relations weren’t better a decade ago. America just had better demographics. In the glorious past, racism was on its way to extinction. Before the Obama presidency, America was close to racial harmony. We all listened to pop-rap and rap-rock together. Ordinary Americans stopped seeing race. We were truly…

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The Fatrix: You Aren’t Lazy or Stupid, You’ve Been Chemically Managed Since Birth

What if the red pill was just a regular pill, and the blue pill was a Twinkie, and you’ve been eating the Twinkie for thirty years. Nobody had to build the pods. They just had to open a grocery store… Morpheus offered Neo a choice between two pills. This…

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What Do Pirates Eat?

Scenes like these are shocking Americans back home, many of whom have not been paying close attention to Donald Trump’s trade wars, hot wars, trash-talking wars, and money wars. One of Donald’s wars is, strangely enough, a direct war on the US military. Equally strangely, it may be the only…

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IDF Investigates Soldier for Smashing Jesus Statue With Hammer

I wonder what the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews has to say about this? Ambassador Huckabee, your thoughts? Via RT The Israeli military says the incident is “wholly inconsistent with the values expected of its troops.” The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is investigating a soldier who was…

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The Theology Behind Ruby Ridge

Chris Jennings, End of Days: Ruby Ridge, the Apocalypse, and the Unmaking of AmericaNew York: Little, Brown and Company, 2026 While the 24-hour news channels focused on Hurricane Andrew battering southern Florida in August of 1992, federal agents participated in a siege — or standoff, depending…

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Things to Think About — War, Politics, Money

A lot of people talk about not voting, and I’ll admit I’ve been tempted in that direction lately. Then I read this. It really makes you think about the lesser evil: Morse Report @MorseReport Apr 18 Top Democrat political consultant and campaign strategist, James Carville,…

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The New Orbán? Pro-Russian, Anti-Migration Party Wins Landslide Victory in Bulgaria

Brussels set for a real headache ahead with Rumen Radev, known for his opposition to funding Ukraine and stopping mass migration. Just when the European Union thought they had climbed the summit with the election loss of Viktor Orban, Bulgaria has just swung to the pro-Russian right with the…

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Gulf Poised to Move Closer to China After the War

The Persian Gulf’s pragmatic shift will respond to new world order where old certainties of oil-for-security pact no longer hold. The Iran war has delivered a profound and systemic shock to the Gulf, fundamentally challenging two assumptions that have underpinned regional stability for the better part of a century.

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The U.S. War Machine Underwhelms

High-cost low-density weapon systems with outdated technology and low magazine depth fail to deliver. In my mid-March essay Iran Has Already Won, I discussed the strategic failure suffered by the US barely a month into the war. The simple fact the US war goal has changed from “regime change” to “keep the…

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