Venezuela and the Law of the Strong

Only power grants freedom. “Sociology is a biological problem and Nations are herds of cattle.” — Ragnar Redbeard, Might Is Right (1890) Venezuela remains a dependent state because it lacks the final guarantor of sovereignty: nuclear weapons. Power in the modern world rests on deterrence, and deterrence…

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No Way Out

Back in the distant past of 2010, Ben Bernanke sat before Congress and lied his ass off assured everyone that quantitative easing was “temporary” and would be “reversed” once the emergency had passed. It was supposed to be a short-lived anomaly, a controlled detour from monetary orthodoxy. The balance…

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Five Takeaways From Ukraine’s Encirclement

Putin is once again extending an olive branch to Zelensky and Trump in his latest goodwill gesture because he truly doesn’t want the conflict to drag on nor to expand Russia’s territorial claims as would likely then happen. Putin announced that more than ten thousand Ukrainian troops were encircled…

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Winning on Climate Change or Back to Basics?

In the battle of the Fall of the Cabal, this has been an interesting week. Apart from Trumps trip to the East and his major winnings, something very important happened in the US. As you know, Bill Gates is one of the leading and public cabal figures, setting…

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Karine Jean-Pierre Kills Left-Wing Identity Politics

As the Right erupts in debate over identity politics, is it possible that mainstream liberals are starting seriously to reconsider this once-cherished cause? If such an unlikely thing comes to pass, thank the first gay black woman to serve as White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre. …

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A First Biography of Sam Francis

Joseph ScotchieSamuel T. Francis and Revolution from the MiddleShotwell Publishing, 2025 Joseph Scotchie has produced a short, easily digested biography of Samuel T. Francis (1947-2005). It will be especially profitable reading for the many younger people now attracted to white racial defense and the dissident right, but…

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The Time to Stop Mamdani Was 30 Years Ago

Growing up, as I did, during the George W. Bush presidency, I couldn’t have guessed that my elementary school would turn majority-Hispanic by the time my first child was born. My childhood understanding of politics was limited to the notions I was bombarded with in social studies…

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Former Mossad Chief: We’ve ‘Booby-Trapped and Manipulated’ Equipment in ‘Every Country You Can Imagine’

Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen recently boasted on a podcast that Israel had “booby-trapped” and “manipulated” equipment like that used in its pager attack in Lebanon in “every country you can imagine.” He said he “invented” the “engineered equipment method” sometime between 2002 and 2004 and had already used…

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Are Democrats Trying to Start a Civil War?

Whenever you delve into the modern history of internal national conflict you’re bound to come across post-crisis accounts from people who said “We never saw it coming…” or “The violence hit us from nowhere…” Generally speaking, these were the people who weren’t paying attention and they just happened…

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Donald Trump the School Bully

Now that Donald Trump is President of the United States of America and is strenuously attempting to confirm his right to do “whatever I want to do” over the entire world, it is easy to forget that minus his inability to articulate a coherent sentence his predecessors…

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