Epstein Wide Shut

There was no client list for Epstein Island, or so we’ve now been told by the Department of Justice. Maybe it’s true. Maybe Jeffrey Epstein was simply a pervert who, with billions of dollars, powerful friends, and the help of his loyal associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, indulged himself…

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‘Western Values’: Why the U.S. is Fighting Its Proxy War in Ukraine

A district court in Ukraine has formally recognized a same-sex couple as family, the first legal precedent of its kind in the country, the Kyiv Independent reports. The plaintiffs in the case were Zoryan Kis, first secretary of Ukraine’s Embassy in Israel, and his…

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The 2,000 British Schools Where More Than Half of Pupils Don’t Speak English as Their First Language

English is no longer the first language for the majority of pupils at more than 2,000 schools, MailOnline can today reveal. No children at two primary schools – one in Tower Hamlets and another in Kirklees, West Yorkshire – have English as their mother tongue. Our…

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Zionism is Not an American Principle

It is time to put some daylight between American policy and Israeli actions. A century-long project reached a particular sort of peak Thursday night when Israel launched a massive, ongoing decapitation strike against Iran. As Eli Lake, proud neoconservative and contributor to the Free Press, chortled afterwards “What…

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We are Doomed if Trump Refuses to Terminate Criminal Enterprise in Government

I estimate that half of the Federal Government’s Programs, Functions and Departments are Unconstitutional, making them Null and Void and a Criminal Enterprise. This is so because they are not authorized by the Enumerated Powers in the Constitution, and are rife with theft and corruption. Those activities having…

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Trump’s Epstein Problem

President Trump’s recent statements about Epstein are an outrage to say the least. It was an out of touch deflection at best. When a reporter asks about Epstein being a possible foreign agent, it should warrant a serious response. Instead, there was feigned outrage that the issue was…

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The United States of Impunity

AI is the whiff of perfume that’s supposed to mask the stench of terminal moral decay. It is appropriate to discuss the United States of Impunity on Bastille Day, which commemorates the start of the French Revolution in 1789, for the United States of Impunity is just as impervious to real change…

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House Republicans Block Democrat-Led Effort to Force Release of Epstein Files to the Public

In a jaw-dropping move late Monday, House Republicans once again slammed the door shut on transparency, voting 7‑5 in the Rules Committee to block Rep. Ro Khanna’s amendment that would have forced Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice to publish all Epstein‑related files publicly. Last…

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Interest Groups Are Stronger Than President Trump

We are six months into Donald Trump’s presidency, really his first presidency as his previous four years he was staffed by the ruling establishment with his opponents. Washington taught Trump a lesson, and this time he is staffed with  people who share the values he expressed in…

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‘Universities Declared War on 70% of the Country’

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen warned that universities engaging in discriminatory practices against students and faculty will face significant consequences, according to leaked screenshots obtained by the Washington Post. In the private group chat with AI scientists and Trump administration officials, Andreessen stated that universities “declared war on 70%…

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