One hundred days into the Biden administration and we’ve seen ambitious policy walk hand-in-hand with real-world cynicism. But is he closer to FDR or Napoleon?
If We All Complied Like You Want, This Country Wouldn’t Exist
Sean Davis examines the Second Amendment and who is rightly justified in taking up arms against a tyrannical government; supporters should reconsider their stance.
Thoughts on the Iraq Invasion
It has now been eighteen years since the Iraq invasion, and I’m still not done raging about it. Nobody should be.
The Left Will Never Achieve Its Goals Until It Prioritizes Countering Establishment Propaganda
Until dismantling the current propaganda engine becomes something we focus on achieving, none of the more favorable agendas that benefit us will ever come to pass.
Populism Rising: Whatcha Gonna Do, Brother?
As the insurrection of the Capitol shocked the nation on January 6th, some key figures involved in that have been revealed and are continuing to push their agenda.
Lessons From Wall Street: Notes From the Edge of the Narrative Matrix
Caitlin Johnstone points out, during these unprecedented times, unprecedented things can happen and we can create a healthier world together.
Be Your Own Revolution
Caitlin Johnstone suggests that you reject cliques and be your own revolution; attack the machine wherever you detect a weak point in its armor.
A Nation’s New Dawn
As America turns the page on a dark period, Christy Powers contemplates fresh chances for honest change and renewed hope for our country.
The Man Who Made and Unmade the Republican Party
Prior to 2016, the Republicans were steered by a man who sold himself to elect kings and build a party. That deal with the devil did not survive Donald Trump.
Insurgency in Washington DC: A Fitting Way to End 2020’s Non-Stop Bullshit Machine
Sean Davis examines the events in DC on January 6th and hopes that history will not only capture all of the facts, but the nuance in every ironic detail that unfolded.