The debate happened in a moment when many of our institutions, especially the ones that could be a check on an authoritarian president, are failing—miserably. So this is how liberty dies—in the void of an Atlanta TV sound stage plastered with more CNN logos than a NASCAR Camaro, where the relentless march …
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There Is No Possibility Of Sovereignty As Long As The US Empire Exists
You can’t separate agendas of sovereignty and self-determination from the massive global power structure which backs those stated agendas for its own interests. You have to be real about this. You can’t separate the agenda of national sovereignty and self-determination for the Jewish people from the US-centralized empire’s agenda to …
Read More »A freak show or a stand-up comedy: American political level has never been so low
The moral qualities and rhetorical skills of American leaders are diminishing as U.S.’ political power declines. On June 27th, the first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump took place. Both candidates made it clear how low the American political level is, with discussions being reduced to personal offenses, …
Read More »Philosopher Kings or New-Age Militarists?
Venture capital and military startup firms in Silicon Valley have begun aggressively selling a version of automated warfare that will deeply incorporate artificial intelligence (AI). Those companies and their CEOs are now pressing full speed ahead with that emerging technology, largely dismissing the risk of malfunctions that could lead to the future …
Read More »AI’s Hidden Secret—Data Centers
The growth of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency means that data centers—and the cheap, plentiful energy that powers them—will become ever more essential to national security.
Read More »US Government Spies on Thousands of Americans’ Mail Every Year
Records show 312,000 parcels and letters were recorded by postal inspectors between 2015-2023 The US Postal Service (USPS) has been spying on thousands of Americans’ mail every year for a decade, including letters and parcels, and provided citizens’ information to police and elements of the national security apparatus, a Washington Post investigation found. …
Read More »Portraits of the War Machine and a Nuclear Submarine Nightmare
On the beauty of art and the terrifying nature of our weapons of mass destruction.
Read More »Sowing the GMO Seeds of Depopulation?
If physical violence is to be used only as a final resort, a dominant class must seek to gain people’s consent if it is to govern and control a population. It must attempt to legitimize its position in the eyes of the ruled over by achieving a kind of ‘consented …
Read More »A ‘Concert’ for a new era: American power and the multipolar challenge
Imagine, if you will, a world in which the rules and institutions of global governance actually reflected the underlying distribution of power on the world stage. In such a world, the major powers wouldn’t be locked in a struggle for outdated ideologies or clinging to an order built for a …
Read More »When US Officials Show You Who They Are, Believe Them
“When someone shows you who they are,” Maya Angelou said, “believe them the first time.” That should apply to foreign-policy elites who show you who they are, time after time. Officials running the Pentagon and State Department have been in overdrive for more than 250 days in support of Israel’s …
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