The Current State of Feminism

“It’s just about equality of the sexes!” Yeah, right. The above is the newly-minted design of a T-shirt on display at a kiosk in my local mall. It resembles the “Dump Him” sweater in some respects, but the…

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How Trump’s Oily Dreams May Collapse in a Venezuelan Dark Pit

So the Big Oil Picture in Venezuela is way more complex than the Trump 2.0 gang suspects. Let’s start with neo-Caligula’s new edicts on the imperial satrapy he says he now owns; not exactly edicts but outright threats directed to interim President Delcy Rodriguez: Crack down on…

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Based in Theory, Libtard in Practice

What did y’all think mass deportations meant? Vibes? Papers? Essays? “Mass Deportations Now” was the centerpiece of Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign. But this pledge now faces the ire of public hostility in the second year of the 47th presidency. The latest shooting of a leftist protester interfering…

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‘Did the White House Just Blink?’ Border Patrol Boss ‘Demoted’ as Minneapolis Mayor Says Feds Are Leaving

On the heels of President Trump’s reconciliatory statement earlier hailing his “very good call” with Governor Tim Walz, and decision to send Tom Homan to the frontlines in Minnesota… “…we, actually, seemed to be on a similar wavelength,” Trump said. “I told Governor…

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Bannon: What We’re Seeing in U.S. Streets is a ‘Color Revolution’

Now you see what a color revolution looks like when it comes to the streets of America. Highly organized, highly financed, as sophisticated as what they did against our troops in Baghdad. Under no circumstances can we de-escalate. Under no circumstances can we blink.

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Iran’s ‘Balkanization’ is Unlikely But Still Can’t Be Ruled Out

Azerbaijan, Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, all of which have been Iran’s “frenemies” since 1979 and whose military-strategic interests are increasingly converging, are expected to exploit any large-scale instability that could follow another potential round of US strikes if Trump changes his mind. The Wall Street Journal…

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Insurgency

As a former Special Forces Warrant Officer with multiple rotations running counterinsurgency ops—both hunting insurgents and trying to separate them from sympathetic populations—I’ve seen organized resistance up close. From Anbar to Helmand, the pattern is familiar: spotters, cutouts, dead drops (or modern equivalents), disciplined comms, role specialization, and…

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Ashes of American Flags

Does it feel like a jubilee year to you? The United States will hit its quarter-millennium in July, and the powers that be are trying to make “America250” something people can get excited about. The U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission’s website touts such stimulations as a national volunteer program and…

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Likud Politician Declares War on Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens

Standing before the Knesset podium on January 5, 2026, Dan Illouz delivered a warning that reverberated across the Atlantic. The Canadian-born Likud member of parliament addressed his colleagues not in Hebrew, but in English, ensuring his message would directly reach American ears. “We are used to enemies…

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Keir Starmer’s Cultural Relativism Locks the UK in a Brutal and Primitive Past

Sarah Rogers, the UK’s free speech tsar, has criticized Prime Minister Keir Starmer for his refusal to ban cousin marriage. She expressed her disapproval of Labour’s failure to endorse legislation prohibiting this practice, describing it as a matter of “civilizational” concern.To understand why this is such a problem,…

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