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Enfeebled Democrats Are No Match for Corrupt, Cruel, Lying, Outlaw Trump, by Ralph Nader

The establishment wing of the Democratic Party has proven it knows how to lose. Can the party turn itself around to put an end to Trump’s fascist advance once and for all? A major dereliction by the feeble Democratic Party leadership is their unwillingness to address the political amnesia they have allowed corrupt, lying, cruel,...
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American Pravda: The Jewish Roots of the USSR and the USSA, by Ron Unz

Decades ago when I was in college and grad school I had a strong side-interest in the Soviet Union and its history. During those years I may have read as many as one hundred books on those subjects. At that point, my views on most historical matters were almost entirely mainstream and conventional, closely conforming...
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Scott Bessent’s Delusional Oil Pipe Dream to Defeat Iran, by Larry C. Johnson

When U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told an interviewer this weekend that the Strait of Hormuz would “become irrelevant” within two years — with more than half the energy now crossing it rerouted through underground pipelines — he was indulging a pipe dream. Bessent fails to grasp that Iran’s ability to use the Strait of...
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End Times for White Ethnicities, by Paul Craig Roberts

Liberalism has completely failed, bringing down society along with itself. The country I live in today bears no resemblance to the one I grew up in. A homogeneous population with a common set of beliefs has been turned into a tower of babel in which there are no common interests. Christianity, the basis for moral...
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From Tel Aviv to Tokyo: Uncovering the Hidden Israel Ties in Japanese Anime, by Jose Alberto Nino

In the fall of 2025, a quiet software switch inside one of the world’s most popular streaming platforms ignited a geopolitical firestorm that few anime fans saw coming. Crunchyroll, the jointly owned Sony Pictures Entertainment and Aniplex platform that delivers Japanese animation to over 100 million registered users worldwide, reportedly transitioned its subtitling workflow away...
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A Note to Patrons and Subscribers, by Caitlin Johnstone

This is just a note to my patrons and newsletter subscribers to say I’m sorry I haven’t published anything these past few days. I’ve received a number of messages from concerned readers wondering if I’m alright, so I just want to let everyone know I’m okay and Tim and I will be back to the...
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Is Donald Trump Serious About Declaring Victory Over Iran?, by Larry C. Johnson

According to a Wall Street Journal report citing US officials, President Trump has been privately weighing the possibility of declaring victory against Iran and ending the war without securing a nuclear deal, . Trump reportedly has floated to senior aides that if the US can keep Iran’s nuclear program in check and traffic resumes through...
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Ellen Brown and Earl Staelin: Can Public Banking Solve AI? and End War?, by Kevin Barrett

Rumble link Bitchute link Attorneys and public banking advocates Ellen Brown and Earl Staelin explain why reforming our system of money creation could help end war and ensure universal prosperity. Ellen Brown is the founder of the Public Banking Institute and the author of a dozen books and hundreds of articles including a new series...
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The Ceuta Invasion: What Happened and Why, by Augustin Goland

They came around the El Tarajal breakwater by the hundreds, then by the thousands: young Moroccan men paddling on identical cheap inflatable rings, dropping their beach toys on the sand of Spain’s North African city of Ceuta and breaking into a run. Behind them, crowds forced the land border. It was July 30, Throne Day,...
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Let My People Go, by Israel Shamir

Years ago, Americans and Israelis were called to support the Russian Jews trying to leave the Red Empire. Now it is other way around – a Russian-Israeli journalist was arrested upon his arrival in Tel Aviv Airport. The arrested by Shabak, the Israeli analogue of FBI (or Gestapo) is a really nice guy, Artyom Kirpichonok....
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Ivanka Does Albania: 1st Daughter Expands Crime Family’s Real-Estate Portfolio, Spins It Like Cotton Candy, by Ilana Mercer

HOLISTIC BEAUTY, natural and built, a place where “the architecture” is “fully integrated” into the landscape: This is something “real estate developer”-cum-explorer Ivanka Trump knows all about. Or, so Mrs. Kushner tells us, in a misty promotional production, in which viewers are tutored about the person, Narcissus herself, and the new “developments” she is pursuing,...
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Economist Baker Explains: AI Bubble Is About to Burst, by Dean Baker

Taya Graham and Stephen Janis TRNN Economist Dean Baker (Center for Economic and Policy Research, author of Rigged and creator of the AI Bubble Monitor) joins Taya Graham and Stephen Janis to break down why the productivity data doesn’t match the hype, why Palantir’s CEO seemed to be panicking on live TV, why Bernie Sanders’...
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Croatia for Rent, by Tom Sunic

Hailed as Europe’s safest tourist spot, Croatia isn’t just a relocation dream for many White nationalists; it’s also a haven for hundreds of thousands of lowlife Whites in search of unbridled holiday fun—a seasoned spot for seasonal drug consumption and high-decibel rock ’n’ roll. Recently, it also served as a privileged port of call for...
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"A Certain Schizophrenia", by Patrick Lawrence

7 AUGUST—The Democratic Socialists of America have been feeling their oats of late, what with Zohran Mamdani’s election to the mayoralty of New York last year and a succession of D.S.A. victories in primaries across the country since then. On Tuesday another Democratic Socialist won a primary, this one for a House seat in Michigan....
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Iran Holds Firm on the Strait of Hormuz, by Larry C. Johnson

Although Donald Trump insists that the Strait of Hormuz is open, it ain’t. There are no direct talks between Iran and US representatives. In fact, it looks like Pakistan’s attempt at mediation is going nowhere. Iran has been talking with Oman, but those talks — despite claims of progress — appear to have stalled. Iran...
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The Unintended Consequences of the Digital Revolution Await Us, by Paul Craig Roberts

I have always assured readers that in the anti-human digital age, whoever controls the data base controls the “truth,” which will be, and already is, an orchestration serving elite agendas. Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, an online open encyclopedia that serves to demonize those who speak outside of the official narratives, agrees with me. Sanger...
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Left-Right Combination Bloodies Israel's Nose, by Kevin Barrett

Rumble link Bitchute link FFWN link The American Intifada picked up steam this week in Michigan, where anti-Zionist Democrat Abdul El-Sayed defeated pro-Israel incumbent congresstraitor Haley Stevens, who had taken $32 million from AIPAC and outspent El-Sayed ten-to-one. Elsewhere in Michigan, another anti-Zionist congressional challenger, Donovan McKinney, knocked off AIPAC-owned incumbent Shri Thanedar, while pro-Palestinian...
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Colls Digs a Deeper Hole, by Thomas Olson

Finding Treblinka: Forensic and Archaeological Discoveries by Caroline Sturdy Colls. Cornell University Press, 2026. Paperback, 464 pages, notes, index, ISBN: 978-1-5017-8650-1. $33.95. The last few years have seen a minor boom in Treblinka scholarship. In 2024, Jacob Flaws’s Spaces of Treblinka and the Treblinka Museum’s Treblinka Warns and Reminds! were released. This year has already...
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Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan Sign “Mecca Joint Defense Agreement”, by Larry C. Johnson

Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan signed a trilateral defense pact on Friday, ostensibly binding three of the Muslim world’s most militarily and economically significant states into a mutual-defense arrangement, but the details of the agreement have not been published. Signed in the holy city of Mecca by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Turkish President...
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