‘Conspiracy Theories’ Aren’t Theoretical Anymore By: John Green The national mood in the mid-twentieth century was very different from now. The United States was respected around the world — even if not necessarily liked. Technology […]
Is the Swamp Drainable? By: Bill Rice Jeffrey Tucker, perhaps America’s most prominent “adult in the room,” penned another mature and wise column at Brownstone today. In this essay, Jeffrey highlights several positive developments he […]
A Massive Government-Censorship Industrial Complex By: Jamaica Plain SCOTUS will rule in June 2024 on a First Amendment free speech case the federal judge called “the most massive attack against free speech in United States […]
‘The Missiles of April’ The inevitable outcome of a policy driven more by arrogance than common sense 21WIRE Scott Ritter writes at Substack… I’ve been writing about Iran for more than two decades. In 2005, […]
Nuclear Weapons & The Steadily Increasing Drums Of War Authors Note: When you have read this commentary and viewed the “must see” video on Nuclear weapons and war, please continue on to the attached article […]
KEN’S CORNER: Our Complete Domination Commentary by TLB Contributing Writer: Ken LaRive The following was written on Silver sand and the sounds of an Aqua Marine surf. Amazing to ponder a situation where a political […]
ER Editor: The one they’re saying is Francois Hollande within this piece, the former President of France, likely isn’t. This to us is clearly a stand-in, leading us to wonder if the real one has […]
The Compelling Case for Trump By: David Prentice We are told by our leftist betters that Trump supporters are a cult. A group that has no core beliefs, a group of Simple Simons that simply […]
Vectoring Dangerously “Strategic ambiguity requires strategic capabilities. Otherwise, it’s just make-believe.” – Lee Slusher on “X” By James Howard Kunstler via Kunstler.com If your situational awareness is well-tuned, you can put together a political weather […]
Citizen Groups Stepping Up to Demand Honest Elections By: Jack Gleason In any contest between two or more parties, an impartial referee is often necessary to ensure that the rules are followed fairly. This includes […]
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