Alexander Raynor argues that a Chinese invasion of Siberia could shatter the fragile Sino-Russian axis, force Moscow to realign with the West, and inadvertently fulfill Guillaume Faye’s vision of a global bloc of White nations united against Beijing’s rising hegemony. While John Lonergan‘s geopolitical analysis in The…
Last week, the BBC reminded us that we have just three years left to drastically reduce all CO2 emissions, or we risk crossing the dreaded 1.5°C warming limit set by the Paris Agreement. A persistent feature of the degreed managerial class is their arrogant refusal to learn from their…
The Deep State has gotten away with so much since 1963 that it became too brazen for its own good. Some my old friends and family members have asked me if I believe that President Trump was justified in accusing former President Barack Obama of committing treason.
We made it! It’s been a very long six months since Donald Trump took the oath of office. Lots of people, including myself, have lots of thoughts about where we are and where we’re going next. I recommend that you listen to this using the Substack App’s excellent…
Alexander Dugin declares that as the West decays, Russia must become a civilization-state by returning to the path it began when it parted ways with Europe. Today, many people quote Alexey Gromyko’s remark that “Russia currently resembles traditional Europe more than the countries of Europe themselves.” I…
Israeli society cheers on the Gaza slaughterhouse and sees in genocide not a crime, but a utopian fantasy. Israelis do not see the images of skeletal corpses of Palestinian children who they have starved to death as a curse. They do not see the slain families they gun down at…
The world was abuzz this week with the news that former President Joe Biden had inked a $10 million deal to write his memoir, leading pundits and analysts everywhere to wonder what new information may be contained in the upcoming book. And the dedicated journalists here at…
In what we now understand were completely theatrical attempts to control the Covid-19 pandemic, experts demanded and politicians mandated all sorts of intrusive policies. Mask mandates were one of the most obvious. School closures. Lockdowns. Curfews. Capacity limits. Fear campaigns. The list is and was endless.
Big change in the military is typically framed as a “revolution” or “transformation” and is almost always about “innovating” and “adapting” to new technology. Yet the most important—and most worrisome—form of change is usually not driven by technology. Simply, it is the loss of military effectiveness, often…
Boeing’s deep ties to U.S. trade deals boost its stock despite safety failures, DEI quotas, and poor performance—proof that corporatism, not capitalism, is flying the plane. The other day, while reading the details of the Trump Administration’s trade deal with Japan, I noticed something I thought was peculiar. Among…
