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What Laurent Guyenot Fails to Address, by Jonas E. Alexis

I always have to shake my head when I read Laurent Guyenot’s articles, particularly when he makes bold claims that either contradict the available historical record or lack support from the very historical evidence he appears to rely on. The most troubling discovery I have made is that Guyenot rarely engages with the very scholarship...
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Israel’s General Election: Fascist 1 vs Fascist 2, by Nate Bear

Israel’s general election on Tuesday is a contest between two fascists whose only disagreement is how to more efficiently commit genocide and ethnically cleanse the Palestinians. If Netanyahu loses to his opponent, Gadi Eisenkot, don’t be fooled by the liberal political and media establishment when they try to sell it as a turning of the...
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Israel Demolishes Home of Lebanese Journalist Whose Viral Film Exposed Pager Attack, by Wyatt Reed

The occupying Israeli army targeted a prominent Lebanese journalist when they pillaged and demolished his painstakingly-constructed family home located outside Israel’s so-called “buffer zone” in southern Lebanon. Was it retaliation for his widely-viewed documentary on Israel’s notorious pager attacks? Israeli soldiers have looted and demolished the family home of Radwan Mortada, a prominent Lebanese investigative...
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As Winter Approaches Netanyahu and Trump Decide to War Against Energy Supplies from the Middle East, by Paul Craig Roberts

On October 23 I reported that the conflict with Iran is about to renew as neither Russia nor China have the wits to responsibly prevent it. US president Trump is so subservient to Netanyahu that he is willing to walk into election defeat in service to Israel. With winter approaching the northern hemisphere, Netanyahu and...
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Record Oil, Empty Tanks: The UAE’s Miracle Recovery, by Larry C. Johnson

Good news, everyone. The war is over, at least in the United Arab Emirates. That is the only conclusion you could draw from this month’s headlines. On October 14, Bloomberg reported the International Energy Agency’s estimate that UAE oil supply hit a record 5.3 million barrels a day in September. Fujairah, the port the Emirates...
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Bell Review Confirms Only Anti-Israel Attitudes Are Rising, Not Antisemitism, by Caitlin Johnstone

I’m still thinking about the admission in the UK’s “antisemitism” review contradicting widespread claims by the western political/media class that antisemitism is rising to dangerous levels throughout our society. We discussed this yesterday, but as a reminder, the UK’s Department for Education released a review led by David Bell which the British press have been...
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Under the (Persian) Volcano, by Pepe Escobar

Iran and Russia, both sanctioned to oblivion, are indeed in synch like never before, coordinating everything on a shared front. Washington, on the Ukraine front, may be switching to total Saving Face mode. After all, the scale of the strategic defeat for the Empire plus the discombobulated West in country 404 is staggering. Add to...
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Norway: The State vs. the People, by Tore Rasmussen

Official Norway always finds ways to fight white identity. Here is a small but telling example. At a public school in southwestern Norway, parents had discovered a lawful way to put their children in a class that would remain almost entirely white. Norway has two official written forms of Norwegian, Bokmål and Nynorsk.[1] Municipalities choose...
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A Vote Is Such a Waste, by Ted Rall

Imagine if we decided to stop fighting wars and spent that money on health care instead. What if we watched one less hour of TV or did one less hour of doomscrolling and dedicated the same amount of time to exercising every day? Every minute we waste on something stupid could be redirected to productive...
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The Future of France, by Jared Taylor

This video is available on YouTube, Rumble, Bitchute, Odysee, Telegram, and X. As France burns, the nation is gearing up for presidential elections in April next year. All the polls agree that the so-called far-right candidate Marine Le Pen will win. Media call her a hater who would persecute non-whites and turn France into a...
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The Inevitable Coup, by Kevin DeAnna

Democrats are outlining what they will do to random Republican donors, staffers, and members of the Administration if/when they retake power. Many Republicans are eager to see Trump destroyed, hoping they can restore the GOP as it existed in 2012. Yet there is no going back, and the logic of the system mandates further repression....
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The Democrats Have Planned a Coup to Overthrow the Federal Government, by Paul Craig Roberts

In four interviews this week with Nima Alkhorshid, Larry Sparano, Afshin Rattansi, and Sulaiman Ahmed I have said that there are sufficient numbers of Democrats alienated from MAGA Americans and the existing social institutions and Constitution of the US to have a go at seizing power. Some of the interview hosts accustomed to thinking that...
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Seventeenth-Century Yemen’s Expulsion of the Jews, by Jose Alberto Nino

In September 2026, Ansar Allah swept across Yemen’s Tihama coastal plain, captured the historic Red Sea port of Al-Makha, and seized Mayyun Island inside the Bab al-Mandab strait—the narrow chokepoint through which roughly 10 percent of world trade passes between the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. The echoes of that geography run deep...
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UK Announces It Will Officially Brainwash Children to Be Hateful Zionists, by Nate Bear

A UK taskforce has just released a report detailing 27 recommendations for “ending antisemitism in schools and colleges” which the government has agreed to adopt in full. The second recommendation is that teachers shouldn’t wear pro-Palestine pins. This alone tells anyone with half a brain what this report, like so many of the reports about...
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Yet Another Financialised Peace Initiative from the Witkoff-Kushner Stable, by Alastair Crooke

Instead of prioritizing stakeholder profit, the Witkoff-Europe combo should address Eurasian security architecture and NATO-Russia-China frontiers to gain traction in Moscow. Back in December 2025, U.S. commentator Sundance, writing in the Conservative Treehouse, wrote about Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s new ‘Money Diplomacy’ solution for Ukraine that “require[d] [the establishment of] a system whereby the...
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The Trumpanyahu Administration Is Preparing Another Iran Attack, and Other Notes, by Caitlin Johnstone

Well, it looks like they’re going to attack Iran again. Might be after the US midterms. Might be sooner. President Trump is telling the press that he is done negotiating with the Iranians and that something will be happening “fairly soon”, while America’s other president, Benjamin Netanyahu, proclaims that the time has come to topple...
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Trump’s Iranian Body Count Grows on Its Own While He Ignores What Israel Has Done in Gaza, by Larry C. Johnson

Donald Trump has discovered a remarkable statistical phenomenon. In Iran, the dead multiply on their own, unassisted, between speeches. You don’t need a morgue, a name, a death certificate or a human rights group. You need a microphone and a rally. Let me walk you through it, because the trend line is breathtaking. The Trump...
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Vivek vs. Acton, by David M. Zsutty

I didn’t think that Vivek Ramascammer could go any lower. But I was wrong. On Monday, October 19, Ohio political blogger D. J. Byrnes publicized a political ad (available here) in which Amy Acton’s mother, Donna Arthur, says “It’s not easy for a mother to say this, but Amy has a serious problem. She is...
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How the GOP Is Working to Steal the Midterms (w/ Joel McCleary and Mark Medish), by Chris Hedges

As the midterm elections loom, analysts Joel McCleary and Mark Medish warn about the panoply of tools the Trump administration is putting in place to potentially control the outcome. Midterm elections in the United States are scheduled for November 3. Concerns that the elections might be canceled, coerced or subverted at any stage of the...
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