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Wherefore Art Thou America?, by Paul Craig Roberts
When I attended Georgia Tech, it was an engineering school with math, physics, and chemistry departments, a school of architecture, a school of design, and a school of industrial management. The student body totaled about 5000 and consisted almost entirely of Georgia young men. There were a handful of foreign students, and a handful of...
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Yearend Note to My Substack Readers, by Hua Bin
2025 has been a momentous year for the world. We are going through accelerating changes – technological, economic, political, and social – that continue to force us to revisit our frame of reference and adjust the way we look at the world. President Xi called this “changes not seen in a hundred years”. I believe...
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If You're Not Free to Oppose A Genocide, Your Society Is Not Free, by Caitlin Johnstone
If the right to free speech does not include the right to oppose an active genocide using strong and unmitigated language, then there is no freedom of speech. This is exactly the sort of thing that freedom of speech is intended for: times when the government is doing something wrong which needs to be ferociously...
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Trump Floundering Efforts to Shore Up US Hegemony, by Michael Hudson
The National Security Strategy’s Drive to Shed the Costs of Imposing Its U.S. Unipolar Empire The one area in which the National Security Strategy makes a claim to be realistic is to recognize that the United States cannot directly be seen to impose its control by force. This task is to be delegated more to...
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End of an Era: Norman Podhoretz and the Much-to-be-Hoped-ForDecline of Neoconservative Power, by Jose Alberto Nino
The neocons captured George W. Bush and his administration, resulting in U.S. involvement in wars throughout the Middle East. Norman Podhoretz, the pugnacious Jewish intellectual who transformed Commentary magazine into the engine room of neoconservatism and spent half a century waging ideological warfare against enemies foreign and domestic, died December 16, 2025, at age 95....
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If Israel Gets to Undermine Our Rights, Then We Get to Undermine Israel, by Caitlin Johnstone
You are allowed to subvert and undermine Israel’s interests, because Israel is trying to subvert and undermine your rights. You are allowed to interfere in Israel’s affairs, because Israel is interfering in your country’s affairs. As Israel tries to exert more and more influence over western society and pushes western governments to crush our freedom...
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Sexual Blackmail and False Flags Make the World Go Round, by Kevin Barrett
Rumble link Bitchute link False Flag Weekly News link Was Bondi Beach a false flag designed to shut down anti-genocide protests that have rocked Australia? Were the "redacted Epstein Files non-release" and Trump's obsequious "handling" by Miriam Adelson and Mark Levin humiliation rituals? These and other pointed questions about the week’s news, and its context,...
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Donald Trump Is a Generic Republican in Populist Clothing, by Jose Alberto Nino
The narrative that Donald Trump represents a revolutionary populist disruption of American politics has become conventional wisdom among political commentators. Yet this characterization crumbles under scrutiny. A comprehensive examination of Trump’s actual policy achievements reveals not a populist insurgent championing working-class Americans against entrenched elites, but rather a conventional Republican administration advancing standard conservative priorities...
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Western Elites Fear a ‘globalised Intifada’ Because They Are Its Targets, Not Jews, by Jonathan Cook
While western publics are being demonised as racists, the technology and strategies used today against Palestinians will become the walls of tomorrow’s prisons for us all Western establishments’ fear of the phrase “Globalise the intifada” has little to do with any danger supposedly posed to Jewish populations from its use. The threat is posed by...
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Vladimir Putin Leaves No Doubt About Russia’s Demands to End the War in Ukraine… Do Donald Trump and Steve Witkoff Understand?, by Larry C. Johnson
Russian President Vladimir Putin held his annual combined “Direct Line” call-in and year-end press conference on December 19, 2025, in Moscow, lasting over 4 hours. Ukraine and peace negotiations dominated early questions, with Putin projecting confidence in Russia’s military position while expressing conditional openness to diplomacy, but he insisted that Russia will not soften its...
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Will No One Rid Us of This Counterfeit Theory?, by Dennis Dale
The theory of stochastic terrorism classifies some public rhetoric as terrorism if it has the potential to incite political violence regardless of intent, specificity or even subsequent violence. While it did not originate on the left it was taken up and developed by leftwing theorists after the rise of Donald Trump. The term gained popularity...
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We're Workers Too, by Ted Rall
From an economic standpoint, governments look at citizens as workers, consumers or both. Most people, of course, are both: We work and earn, and we spend. Our dual economic roles inform the core of the affordability discussion at the center of current politics. For as long as everyone but the oldest of us can remember,...
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Rating Trump: 14 Viewpoints on the Right, by James Edwards
Talk radio host James Edwards assembled a special panel of accomplished academics and activists to evaluate President Trump’s first year back in office. The panel included a diverse mix of both American and international respondents. Listed alphabetically, each participant was asked to assign a grade to Trump’s first year on a scale of 1-10 and...
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Here's Why You Should Move to Morocco, by Kevin Barrett
Rumble link Bitchute link Podcast guest K. Barrett Bilali has recently published articles on ChatGPT’s crisis and AI in (Moroccan) art and music. An American “MomOf4” drew a quarter-million views with her YouTube video “Why I Moved to Morocco.” Apparently, moving to Morocco is becoming a thing. The other Kevin Barrett, who moved to Morocco...
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SF Progressive Sup, Jackie Fielder, Promotes Enclavism for the Mission, by Robert Stark
Photo credit: Robert Stark Progressive San Francisco Supervisor, Jackie Fielder, proposed stricter zoning rules for AI research and development, pushing back against the tech industry’s impact on city planning, which Venture Capitalist Y Combinator CEO, Garry Tan views as a threat to the industry and SF economy. In response, to a critique from a techie,...
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What Is an American?, by Kevin DeAnna
Kevin DeAnna tears apart Vivek Ramaswamy’s annual Christmas crash out, where he claims anyone who believes in “colorblind meritocracy” is just as American as the Founders. Kevin shows that America was built on blood, ancestry, and identity. Kevin is joined by Lyndon Perry of I, Hypocrite to discuss his Substack article, “Why I’m a Racist...
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Happy Day of the Invincible Sun!, by Laurent Guyénot
In The Final Pagan Generation, Edward J. Watts examines the religious life of the Romans on the eve of the Christianization. Imagine the state of constant angst of Christians living in Roman cities then. The gods—all of them demons from hell—were floating around and lurking at every street corner. Watts explains how Tertullian of Carthage...
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The Australian Israel Lobby Is Flat-Out Saying They Want A Ban On Criticism of Israel, by Caitlin Johnstone
Australians everywhere should be made acutely aware that the Australian Israel lobby is now explicitly advocating a ban on criticism of the state of Israel. Not just hate speech against Jews. Criticism of a foreign state. They’re coming right out and saying it. During a recent public video conference with the American Jewish Committee on...
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Mean Streets, by Trevor Lynch
Martin Scorsese is best known for his gangster films: Goodfellas (1990), Casino (1995), Gangs of New York (2002), The Departed (2006), The Irishman (2019), and Killers of the Flower Moon (2023). Aside from Gangs of New York, these films unsparingly demythologize organized crime. Thus Scorsese’s first foray into the mafia genre, 1973’s Mean Streets, is...
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Julian Assange Is Back in Action, by Paul Craig Roberts
Julian Assange has brought an “instrument of war” legal case against the Nobel Foundation for illegally awarding the Nobel peace prize to a war-monger advocating the invasion of her country, Venezuela, by the United States. Maria Corina Machado was awarded the peace prize by the Nobel committee most likely on orders from Washington in order...
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