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US and China: Collision or Cooperation?, by Pat Buchanan

In a surprise announcement at the Glasgow summit, U.S. climate czar John Kerry and his Chinese counterpart declared that their two countries have pledged to work together to slow global warming. Yet, the arrival a day earlier in Taiwan of a U.S. Navy plane from Clark Air Base in the Philippines, carrying a U.S. congressional… […]

Half Way Into the Charlottesville Trial and Still No Conspiracy, by James Carson Harrington

See also: CHARLOTTESVILLE TRIAL WEEK ONE: Underdogs Battle Leftist-Funded Lawyers Taking Aim At The First Amendment As we sluggishly crawl past the midpoint of the much-anticipated Sines v. Kessler civil trial, what the publicity-hungry plaintiffs and their lawyers hyped as a dramatic Nuremberg-style racial reckoning against white men expressing themselves at the August 2017 Unite… […]

EXCLUSIVE: Sines V. Kessler Plaintiffs Coordinated with Refuse Fascism, an Anti-White Terrorist Organization, by John T. Kelly

Two plaintiffs in the upcoming Sines v Kessler lawsuit have ties to, and coordinated activities with, the anti-White terrorist organization Refuse Fascism in the months prior to and during the rally. The organization, a “mass line” front group for the Revolutionary Communist Party, rioted across numerous states in the months before Unite the Right in… […]

Asian Girl Floored by Black Girl’s Sucker Punch During High School Basketball Game, by Andrew Anglin

Afghanistan: Between Pipelines and ISIS-K, the Americans Are Still in Play, by Pepe Escobar

Something quite extraordinary happened in early November in Kabul. Taliban interim-Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and Turkmen Foreign Minister Rashid Meredov got together to discuss a range of political and economic issues. Most importantly, they resurrected the legendary soap opera which in the early 2000s I dubbed Pipelineistan: the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline. Call it… […]

The Vaccine Is Killing More People Than Covid, by Paul Craig Roberts

We know that NIH funded gain-of-function research at the University of North Carolina and then in the Wuhan China lab. We know the vaccine does not protect. We know it injects a pathogen into the body. We know the vaccine causes death and illnesses. There are known facts. Yet the campaign to coerce universal “vaccination”… […]

Evil Genius: Constructing Wagner as Moral Pariah, by Brenton Sanderson

Note: This is a greatly expanded and updated version of an essay that first appeared on TOO in 2012. A long line of books and documentaries have explored Richard Wagner’s anti-Semitism and his putative role as the spiritual and intellectual godfather to Adolf Hitler. In the Jewish-dominated cultural milieu of the contemporary West, this meme… […]

The Rittenhouse Trial — Good and Bad Moments, by Anastasia Katz

In his opening statement, Mr. Rittenhouse’s lawyer said that a Kenosha used-car dealer, Car Source, had asked Mr. Rittenhouse to help protect the business after arsonists set one of its car lots on fire during riots after Jacob Blake was shot. On Friday — day five of the trial — the court heard from two… […]

Did Glasgow Deliver ‘Blah, Blah, Blah’?, by Pat Buchanan

At the end of the first week of the Glasgow climate summit, 100,000 protesters marched to denounce the attendees as phonies who will never honor their commitments to curb carbon emissions. Despite pledges by 100 nations to reduce methane emissions by 30% by 2030, and by 20 nations, including the U.S., to end financing of… […]

Same Old Same Old, by Philip Giraldi

Every time one thinks that politicians in the United States might have actually have had a “come to Jesus” moment and will henceforth serve the people who pay to support them, something pops up to demonstrate that nothing has changed but the names of the folks who are selling most of us out. As a… […]

A New Memoir Reveals How Brzezinski’s Chessboard Led to U.S. Checkmate in Afghanistan, by Max Parry

Nearly as suspenseful as the Taliban’s meteoric return to power after the final withdrawal of American armed forces from Afghanistan is the uncertainty over what will come next amid the fallout. Many have predicted that Russia and China will step in to fill the power vacuum and convince the facelift Taliban to negotiate a power-sharing… […]

New FBI Report Definitively Proves ‘Russiagate,’ Which Dogged Trump’s US Presidency, Was Fraud, by Paul Craig Roberts

Does anyone really believe that the Democrats and their media whores at CNN, NPR, New York Times, and social media did not know this from the start? The question before us is why did the Republicans, led by Mitch McConnell, permit three frame ups of a Republican president —Russiagate, Impeachgate, and the still continuing “Trump… […]

Federal Appeals Court Finds “Grave Statutory and Constitutional Issues” with Biden’s Vaccination Mandate, by Paul Craig Roberts

A federal appeals court has blocked the corrupt Biden regime’s private employer “vaccine mandate” on the grounds that “there are grave statutory and constitutional issues with the mandate.” As I reported, OSHA does not have the authority to issue legislation any more than does Biden. The corrupt Biden regime’s effort to bypass Congress has failed… […]

Democrats Have Made America a Wonderful Haven for Immigrant-Invaders, by Paul Craig Roberts

The Democrats finance immigrant-invaders to cross the seas and provide them with food, water, and medical care so they can reach our border, then permit them to illegally cross into the US and pay them $450,000 each for doing so. This is expensive vote-buying, but it will meet the Democrats’ goal of getting rid of… […]

Excess Deaths from the “Vaccine” Point to a Depopulation Agenda, by Paul Craig Roberts

“I think it’s highly likely that the next phase will involve death [from Covid “vaccine”] on a scale which will dwarf the claims of ‘covid-19 deaths’ to date.” — Dr. Mike Yeadon, former Pfizer Vice President and Chief Science Officer Paul Craig Roberts There is no evidence that Big Pharma’s Covid “vaccines” are effective and… […]

Killer Cure, by Linh Dinh

I often write about ordinary people and the banal, because each situation is a complex allegory, if not an intriguing painting, and no one is uninteresting. Plus, normalcy calms. When you smell smoke, however, it might be wise to stop waxing about fried chicken, say, and see where the flames are coming from. In case… […]

Did Stalin Prepare to Invade Germany?, by Egbert Dijkstra

The largest military operation in history commenced on 22 June 1941. Millions of German troops crossed the German-Soviet border and clashed with the Red Army. Adolf Hitler and German commanders expected to be able to defeat the Soviet Union in three months.[1] By the end of September 1941, the Germans had managed to destroy 8160… […]

Is This the End of the Unreformable Democratic Party?, by Michael Hudson

History has been rewritten almost daily this week, almost immediately as it occurs. A Wall Street Journal editorial on November 4 spun its view of what is at issue for the Democratic Party: “Voters warn Democrats to walk away from the Sanders-Pelosi agenda.” The Democrats’ own leadership quickly agreed with this take, playing the blame… […]

Potlatch Marketing, by Robert Weissberg

It is axiomatic in a capitalist economy that firms try to maximize profits and survive. Nobody wants to be the next F. W. Woolworth. Nevertheless, in today’s race-obsessed world, this venerable axion, the very essence of capitalism, may have become obsolete. Judging from recent TV ads, at least some major corporations now seem determined to… […]

Virginia Secedes from Biden’s Party, by Pat Buchanan

“I don’t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach.” With this remark — arrogant, dismissive, contemptuous — in his debate with Glenn Youngkin, Terry McAuliffe committed a historic gaffe. From that debate forward, his poll numbers steadily sank until McAuliffe lost his lead, and with it, the election. And going down to… […]

A Letter from the DC Gulag, by Andrew Anglin

The following letter from 1/6 protester and political prisoner Nathaniel DeGrave, a podcaster who entered the Capitol, was published last week. In it, DeGrave outlines the conditions of the jail, describing inhumane conditions which amount to torture. You should read the whole thing. Dear Fellow Americans – I never thought I’d write a letter like… […]

‘Whiteness Remains Undefeated’ in Virginia, by Gregory Hood

Good news everyone, the white race is victorious again. Republican Glenn Youngkin defeated former Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe in last night’s election for governor. White advocates can savor Mr. McAuliffe’s defeat last night for several reasons. First, it was a good night for Southern rights. Terry McAuliffe was governor during the 2017 Unite the Right… […]

Youngkin Wins Virginia and Jersey Too Close to Call as Things Get Dumber, by Andrew Anglin

Yesterday, I wrote that if the Democrats were remotely engaged with basic strategy, they would not do too much fraud in the Virginia governor’s race and allow the Republican to win. If Glenn Youngkin Doesn’t Win, It’s Obvious Fraud Again (Which is Why He Might Win) You can go back and look at my reasoning… […]

In Australia Civil Liberty Has Been Exterminated. the Premier of the Australian State of Victoria, Daniel Andrews, Has Resurrected the Third Reich with Chinese Characteristics., by Paul Craig Roberts

This article describes Australia in 2021 in terms applicable to Nazi Germany in 1936— This is important as the same fate might await all of us in the Western world, a world that is fast expiring. In my opinion, the situation in Australia today is worst than in 1936 Germany. In Germany the government was… […]

Why A Conservative Conference in Florida?, by Philip Giraldi

One sometimes wonders how roughly two per cent of the US population acting on behalf of a foreign country that is regarded by most as a pariah apartheid state has managed to gain significant influence over both political parties and most of the instruments of government. The answer is actually quite simple and was enunciated… […]