Drawing on the ancient legacy of the city-state, Sietze Bosman addresses how the modern democratic system forces the fundamentally different interests and lifestyle of city and countryside into a single system, generating imbalance and ultimately conflict. Modern democracy forces fundamentally incompatible populations — dense urban centers and dispersed rural…
There was a time when Donald Trump believed the issue of Israel and Palestine could only be solved by Jared Kushner. “If you can’t produce peace in the Middle East, nobody can,” he told his son-in-law on the eve of his first-term inauguration in 2017, before bizarrely appointing the then-36-year-old…
Thirty-five years ago, the world woke up to find the United States at war with Iraq. It was a war that set in motion changes that still reverberate globally to this day. On the back side of the house Where it wears no paint to the weather And so…
Managed, strategized and funded by Oligarchs, staffed by hate-filled furies, or as we used to call them, women. This week, the thing that cheered me up no end was the announcement of the Grand Jury empaneled Monday, intending a vast RICO case being constructed in Fort Pierce, Florida against…
One of the great lies of modern globalism is the idea that cultural differences are shallow, cosmetic, and easily blended if everyone just tries hard enough. They aren’t. Our differences run really deep, and when you ignore them, systems break, hate gets hotter, and division widens. We’ve already learned…
“The more contradiction you carry, the more reality resists you. Because you’re fracturing the signal with every step.” — SightBringer on “X” Don’t be too surprised if sometime later this day, Friday, the president invokes the Insurrection Act to tranquilize the city of Minneapolis, since aerial spraying of Olanzapine…
The anti-war Left in the Anglosphere has collapsed, and the protests in Iran have exposed the corpse. What remains are progressive politicians mouthing platitudes about human rights while systematically manufacturing consent for punitive strikes, covert operations, and the ultimate endgame of regime change in Tehran. The pattern…
Homelessness first became a common topic in political conversations in the late 1970s. I was living in London at the time and had a drinking buddy who was a probation officer. He taught me a mnemonic of his profession that perfectly captured the phenomenon: “CATO 4321.” The first half,…
For American freedom to survive another century, those who understand what is at stake have a moral responsibility to speak up. I make no bones about my support for President Trump. I find him a breath of truth-infused fresh air in an age of pretending that has long been…
A house of cards built on computer models and manipulated emotions collapses under the weight of a persistent, uncomfortable reality. The “climate emergency” exists only in the frantic press releases of a movement that knows its time is up. For decades, activists have based their arguments on dramatic warnings…
