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Epstein & the Age of Unreason
As the rock is lifted on the Epstein files, we find beneath it the rot of our foundational institutions and the beyond-belief nihilism of those who control them.
16.02.2026
The Banality of Evil & Jeffrey Epstein
Who was this nonpareil hustler? That is the question that challenges our understanding of human behavior, says Michael Brenner.
13.02.2026
Migration Is About Neo-Colonialism
In 2024, there were 304 million — mostly economic — migrants. Thousands die or disappear in transit. Creating dignified employment in the poorer nations is the primary answer.
11.02.2026
Colonial Power Didn’t Die — It Diversified
Europe likes to believe it has turned the page. But it keeps rereading the same chapter – only with better lighting, writes Raïs Neza Boneza.
11.02.2026
Police Attack Anti-Herzog Protesters in Sydney
After protesters stopped trying to march, police horses charged the crowd to clear the front of Sydney Town Hall on Monday. CN was caught in the mayhem.
10.02.2026
Trump’s Board of Peace Is a Dystopia in Motion
While the sheer pomposity, Trumpian megalomania, and painfully paradoxical context surrounding the so-called “Board of Peace” (BoP) might tempt some to dismiss it as mere spectacle or farce, its criminal, inhumane, and hegemonic nature makes it far too dangerous to ignore.
06.02.2026
Inside Strum: How a Subscription Platform Funds Ukraine’s Neo-Nazi Azov Brigade
One of the most persistent myths in Western political thought is the idea that the United States and its European allies are principled opponents of fascism and totalitarianism.
05.02.2026
Turning the Epstein Story into Russiagate
At least part of the mainstream media is admitting that Jeffrey Epstein was a spy gathering kompromat. They just have the wrong country he was serving.
04.02.2026
American Gestapo/American Psycho
The U.S. has a government devoid of social virtue and bent primarily on demonstrating its power over persons, says Andrew Napolitano.
02.02.2026
Europe Cannot And Never Will Be Able To Compete With The United States
For decades, Europe has pursued economic, social, and environmental policies that have degraded its material and human capacity, possibly beyond recovery.
30.01.2026
Greenland Is Not a Prize
The U.S. has set its sights on Greenland due to its mineral wealth and strategic location. But its people — the Kalaallit — are an afterthought in Washington’s machinations.
29.01.2026
What if NATO Died?
Forged under the pressure of the Cold War in 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, is in critical condition.
28.01.2026
Israel Replicating a Genocidal Mindset
Israeli culture mimics the genocidal mindset of Nazi-era Germans who once targeted them, explains Lawrence Davidson.
27.01.2026
Trump’s First Year: A Report Card
There are many metrics by which U.S. President Donald Trump’s first year back in office can be measured. Some will measure it by tariffs and the economy, some by ICE and immigration, and some by civility and democracy.
26.01.2026
Between Conciliation and Coercion in Ukraine Policy
Is there an actually existing Ukraine policy? Probably not.
23.01.2026
All Unquiet on the Ukrainian Front
The Europeans have run out of postures and gestures in the way of performative statecraft, and the Russians see no point in indulging them any further.
22.01.2026
The Last Election
Donald Trump’s threat to cancel the midterm elections is not a feign. He ruminates about defying the Constitution to serve a third term; he is determined to retain absolute control.
22.01.2026
Donroe Doctrine: Catalyst for a US Strategic Contraction in the Indo-Pacific?
The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on January 3, 2026, marked a watershed moment in international affairs.
19.01.2026
Regime Change the US
Not its fake official elected government: its real government. The oligarchs and government agencies which actually run the thing.
19.01.2026
Chopping Down Laws
Trump rejects the obligation to execute his job faithfully, writes Andrew P. Napolitano. His loyalty is to himself, not to the words or the values underlying the U.S. Constitution.
16.01.2026
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