Politics
One Lonely Man
How George Bush Sr.'s clash with the Israel Lobby cost him re-election, and how Biden may be traveling down the same road
Politics
Politics
The 1970s: The Transformative Decade for the United States and Israel
How the Yom-Kippur War lit the fuse that ended in the United States and Israel’s close relationship today.
Repost
What's up with the Jacksonian Realists?
An up-and-coming clique of conservatives aims to replace the Neocons, but are they America First?
Politics
Re-Examining White Nationalism
Why is a Zionist at home at the VDare conference, and what does this show about White nationalism?
Politics
What is Chabad?
What is their past, what are they up to now, and what can we make of their future?
Politics
Holding Hostage the American Defense Industry
It's a high-stakes game where national security interests may well become secondary to the whims of Silicon Valley
Politics
On Accusations of Third-Worldism
It is beyond evident that accusations of Third Worldism are used against American dissidents as a means of discrediting their narrative that Israel and her interloping agents are in control of America, and that support for Palestine would dislodge this occupying force.
Politics
NatCon, Chabad, Libertarianism: The Javier Milei Convergence
With the election of Javier Milei, it appears the paranoia of the Junta generals was not unfounded.
Opinion
Hasbara Crosstalk
Beware of Hasbara crosstalk
Politics
Nationalism Is Not Proto-Globalism
For a nation, then, a “natural” development includes the emergence of a national economy, the physical basis of its survival, fully in the possession of domestic elements
Politics
Inside of you, there are Two Faustians: An American Application of Spengler
The struggle for Faustian civilization is a struggle inside each of us. To see our Prussian soldierliness banish our English selfishness is the first step to total American victory.
Politics
Thinking about Power
Thoughts on my discussion with author Steven Franssen about the nature of power.