This Week in the New Normal #119
A review of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the world.
A review of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the world.
Trump, Netanyahu, Putin and the leaders of Iran are all Freemasons
Society refuses to admit the illusion has ended.
A spate of recent removals in the U.S. military high command confirm that the US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran is not only faltering abroad, but also splintering the command structure tasked with sustaining it.
Palantir, a US software company with major contracts with the Pentagon, has ignited controversy by urging a reintroduction of conscription
The blockade is ineffective because the US Navy doesn’t have enough ships and they can’t get near enough to the Strait of Hormuz to properly enforce it. If they got any closer they would be easy targets for Iranian shore based anti-ship missiles
There’s more to this story than what the corporate media is reporting and should be received in context of other changes the government has set in motion for future crackdowns on political dissent.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer may be in his final days but so too is the Labour Party. As what was once regarded as a pillar of British politics is now totally out of touch with the views of ordinary Britons and intent on its own traitorous agenda.
The war with Iran hasn’t turned out as Trump and his Zionist allies had hoped. First, Iran is now acknowledged as a regional power of some standing. While Trump’s failure has placed the U.S. where Britain was 70 years ago: on the road to national decline
What we have seen in recent weeks is the constant swinging from crisis point to momentary de-escalation which, we are to assume, has made Trump and his cronies very rich buying and selling oil.
Starmer’s days as prime minister appear to be numbered as Labour Party MPs turn on him en masse
Max Igan reflects on current affairs, depopulation and a greater Israel