Why is Washington Still at War in Syria?

The tempo of lethal U.S. airstrikes — not all against ISIS — continue apace, despite murky Washington strategy. On Sunday, U.S. Central Command announced that it had recently killed two people linked to Al-Qaeda in Idlib, Syria. One of the men, Wasim Tahsin Bayraqdar, was reportedly …

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A Businessman and a Brilliant Strategist

Business schools and military schools borrow extensively from each other’s academic literature.  Although the workings of the boardroom and the battlefield might seem mismatched, there is considerable overlap.  Both require leaders capable of assessing assets and liabilities dispassionately, developing short-term strategies that complement long-term objectives, and comprehending an adversary’s point of…

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The Ideology of Ressentiment

Over the weekend there was a poll released that said only seven percent of Americans have a high opinion of the Democratic Party. It also said that the party is enjoying its lowest approval rating ever recorded. The events of last week suggest that the party is a disorganized…

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Just When You Think the FBI Can’t Go Any Lower

The FBI, once America’s gold-standard law enforcement agency, has officially become a woke joke—and the latest bombshell from investigative reporter Catherine Herridge proves exactly why. Herridge uncovered an absurd internal FBI “Inclusivity Guide” titled “The New IQ,” counseling agents on topics like managing “unconscious bias,” addressing “micro-inequities,” and enhancing…

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The Kingdom of Judea vs. The State of Israel

A geo-political reading of Israel’s incipient civil war. Israel is deeply fractured. The schism has become bitter and heated as both sides see themselves to be in an existential war for the future of Israel. The language used has become so venomous (particularly in reserved channels in Hebrew) that…

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The Order of Great Powers: Trump’s New Geopolitical Reality

Alexander Dugin asserts that Trump’s geopolitical vision abandons liberal globalism in favor of a multipolar “Order of Great Powers,” where true sovereignty belongs only to self-sufficient civilization states, each consolidating its own great space, heralding the fragmentation of the old world order and the inexorable rise of regional hegemons.

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One in Five Gen-Z/Millennial Women Identify as LGBTQ+

Parsing through a Goldman note on the online dating sector, particularly focusing on Match Group (MTCH), Bumble (BMBL), and Grindr (GRND), the industry remains on a healthy upward growth trajectory. However, mature online dating markets are slowing, while emerging regions (Asia ex-China) drive new user adoption. While Hinge outperforms Tinder,…

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Fani Willis Ordered to Pay Big Money for ‘Intentionally’ Violating Open Records Laws in Bogus RICO Case Against Trump

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was ordered to pay $54,000 in attorneys’ fees for ‘intentionally’ violating open records laws in her bogus RICO case against Trump. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Rachel Krause ordered Fani Willis to pay legal fees for failing to provide requested records to the…

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Welcome to FAFO-Land

It’s as simple as this: the orgy of judicial lawfare put on by blob-adjacent Democratic Party seditionists trying to make the USA ungovernable is looking to get swatted. Hubris is a harsh mistress, but Nemesis is more like the gods’ re-po man, and he comes to the door with…

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The British Repudiate Shakespeare Because His Success ‘Benefits the Ideology of White Supremacy’

What has happened to the Western World that causes it to deny and bury its successes because the successes allegedly embarrass nonwhites? For decades the majority of Western intellectuals, “artists,” and university professors have worked assiduously to demonize Western accomplishments as accomplished via looting of superior non-white cultures.  Not long…

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