The Kennedys vs. the Jews

Joseph Kennedy, Sr. became the youngest bank president in U.S. history, at just twenty five years of age. We have been told he was a scoundrel. A bootlegger. In bed with the mafia. Who cheated on his wife with actress Gloria Swanson. A man who used his fortune…

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The Genie of ‘Israeli First’ Dominance is Out of the Bottle

Netanyahu will soon find that Israel has lost America – and the rest of the world, too. ‘Gaza is on fire; the Jewish state will not relent’, Israeli Defence Minister Katz excitedly proclaims: “The IDF is striking with an Iron fist at terrorist infrastructure”. In fact, over recent weeks…

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The New Third Position

Alexander Dugin argues that the murder of Charlie Kirk and the Greater Israel project have fatefully split the Western political edifice, just recently held together by liberal globalism, into three opposing poles, leaving the “collective West” teetering on the brink of revolution. A number of fundamentally important…

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When Metals Rally With Markets: The Margin Call Nobody Priced In

Silver is pushing $44+, gold near $3,800, platinum roaring — and yet, equities are green. The Dow is up, the S&P is up, the NASDAQ is steady. Crude oil is ticking higher. Copper is hanging tough. Even the dollar index is flat. This isn’t your classic “fear…

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Easy Strength

“Never have I known fear when you were there,” Gautier de l’Hum says to the hero of The Song of Roland. His line captures the aim of chivalry: to produce good and just men whose muscular presence inspires such confidence. It’s not the breezy cliches like “right makes might”…

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National Divorce No More

Charlie Kirk’s murder inspired Marjorie Taylor-Greene to renew her call for national divorce. “There is nothing left to talk about with the left. They hate us,” she proclaimed in an X post. “To be honest, I want a peaceful national divorce. Our country is too far gone and…

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Charlie Kirk and the Tale of the Two Wests

America crowned through sacrifice, Europe consumed by decline. Stephen Miller stood at the pulpit and spoke like a prophet speaking lightning through a microphone. His words framed Kirk’s fall as a doorway into eternity, the body silenced yet the figure multiplied across the cosmos. “You thought you…

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Hillary Clinton and the Loss of Shame in American Politics

Charlotte Bronte once wrote “I believe that creature is a changeling: she is a perfect cabinet of oddities.” No quote better captured the chilling curiosity that is Hillary Clinton. This week, Clinton (without any sign of shame or self-awareness) attacked others for seeking censorship and blacklisting political…

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How the Left Lost Its Power of Expression

Historically, the left thrived by crafting words and expressions that resonated with the public, inflamed passions, and engendered sympathy for their cause. Their ideological wordsmiths understood the importance of using words to mask their dark agenda. However, something has recently changed in the American left; they no…

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Europe and Ukraine: Fear Lurks at the Root of Madness

Why are European politicians so doggedly clinging to Ukraine? The mystery grows deeper by the day, as the economic consequences deeply entrench societies and the political and fiscal crises grow larger – even if Germany, compared to Great Britain and France, still seems almost a bastion of stability. It…

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