A society that loses depth in its young eventually loses its future. Without purpose, passion, and the willingness to wrestle with meaning, we drift toward a Huxleyan stasis—comfortable, efficient, and profoundly hollow. A registered psychotherapist wonders if we are drifting toward a similar fate?
Often, we have mentioned the quote about those whom the Gods would destroy being driven insane. It should be increasingly evident to, anyone who is paying attention that this is … REALLY happening. Visible Origami explains
The corporate media ignores these statistics because they too many questions about immigration, crime and government complicity
Kit Knightly on how a new study into the Covid ‘vaccine’ is less a scientific study and more an insult to the intelligence
Americans will reject AIPAC candidates only to get Soros-backed candidates which amounts to the same thing.
Max Igan reveals how every U.S. state and every U.S. city is obliged to provide funding for Israel. Those that refuse have discovered that they will be compelled to provide funding or they will face the consequences
The first layer of resistance starts with non-compliance and builds from there. We must take ownership and stop believing that any politician or political party has our best interests at heart.
We are kept occupied with foreign enemies so that we do not notice that our worst enemy is our own government. The unacceptable fact is that the US government is the main enemy of the American people. Paul Craig Roberts explains
Col. Douglas Macgregor says that there is a “strong Israel first problem in the senior ranks of the U.S. military”. Foremost among them is Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and CIA Director John Ratcliffe. Both of whom have immense influence over Trump
While America’s image as a global military took a beating it wasn’t the biggest loser in the Iran-U.S. war. And nor was it Iran. Larry C. Johnson looks at which nations suffered the most economically
Someone shoots an archduke in Sarajevo one day. Someone asks, “What’s this button here for?” and then presses it. Someone is always doing something that turns into something more far-reaching than they ever imagined because the winds were right… the times were right… enough was right for it all to go horribly wrong. Les Visible explains
Finian Cunningham argues that self-serving politicians like Andy Burnham are fuelling the prospect of war with Russia