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Rees-Mogg Says He Supports the Mass-Murder of Children – and Liberals Fawn Over Him, by Jonathan Cook

7 October 2026 at 05:00
Tucker Carlson, a strict isolationist, wonders what UK interest was served in fighting Hitler. If that sounds unhinged, wait till you hear what Lord Rees-Mogg has to say in response It has been salutary listening to liberals fawn over Britain’s ultimate rightwing nationalist toff, Jacob Rees-Mogg, claiming that in an interview at the weekend he...

Feminists Are Using Sexual Debauchery at Cornell University to Prove That Heterosexual Sex Is Rape, by Paul Craig Roberts

7 October 2026 at 05:00
The voluntary participation by her own admission to police in multi-partner sexual practices with members of a Cornell University fraternity has now been turned into a rape by statements of feminist public officials. We have before us a new Derek Chauvin trial where evidence carries no weight. The New York Governor has declared it a...

Al-Aqsa Flood "Most Successful Military Raid of the Century" - Ritter Was Right, by Kevin Barrett

7 October 2026 at 05:00
Quds News Agency: Persian English What is your opinion on Operation Al-Aqsa Flood? I agree with the American former weapons inspector Scott Ritter that Al-Aqsa Flood was “the most successful military raid of this century.” Ritter points out that the Palestinian Resistance, led by Hamas, “effectively neutralized Israel’s vaunted intelligence services blinding them to the...

Jim Justice and the Cheap Labor Republican Playbook, by Jose Alberto Nino

6 October 2026 at 05:20
Every Republican is an immigration hawk until the help stops showing up for work. Sen. Jim Justice (R-WV) wants Immigration and Customs Enforcement to change its enforcement tactics in rural America. The West Virginia Republican declared that this is “a very difficult balancing act from the standpoint of our ranchers” because enforcement had left some...

Sulfur and Urea: Their Role in the Global Economy and Who Is Hurt Most by the Persian Gulf Cutoff, by Larry C. Johnson

6 October 2026 at 05:20
The global economic damage caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is generally not understood by most policymakers. Public and policy discussion of the Strait of Hormuz closure has fixated on crude oil: tanker counts, Brent prices, strategic petroleum reserves. That focus is understandable, but it misses much of the damage. The Persian...
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