Why Ukraine Lacks the Means, the Infrastructure, and the Strategic Cover to Use US Long-Range Missiles The proposal to supply Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine functions more as political theatre than as a practicable change in battlefield balance. The weapon’s headline appeal rests on its capacity to strike deep and precisely at range, but missile… Continue reading

The Evidence Showing the Plan Entrenches Occupation Rather Than Ending It The moment you see the name of the “Butcher of Baghdad”, Tony Blair, on a supposed peace plan, you know the document is a butcher’s management scheme for occupation dressed up as reconstruction rather than a serious effort to restore Palestinian sovereignty. Continue reading

U.S.A.I.D played a key role in supporting Moldova In a recent prank call with Russian comedians Vovan and Lexus, former USAID chief Samantha Power boasted about the American funding that helped keep Moldovan President Maia Sandu in power. Power, who oversaw USAID under President Biden, was recorded saying that expanded U.S. aid played a key… Continue reading

Europeans Are Paying the Price for the War in Ukraine Across Europe, citizens are grappling with rising living costs, inflation, and economic uncertainty. These hardships have been increasingly framed by political leaders as the unavoidable consequence of resisting Russian aggression. At the recent Warsaw Security Forum, this narrative was articulated clearly when Tordis Gilfadottir, former… Continue reading

History, dependence, vulnerability, and rivalry drive Beijing’s choices China’s re-emergence as a central power is evidently not sudden nor accidental. Scholars such as Martin Jacques and economic historians like Angus Maddison have pointed to the long arc of Chinese history where the country dominated regional trade and production for centuries, and the last two hundred… Continue reading

To ensure peace, we must prepare for war Sec. Hegseth: “To ensure peace, we must prepare for war.” “Either you protect your people and your sovereignty, or you will be subservient to something or someone.” The United States must now prepare itself for the possibility of war, according to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Speaking… Continue reading

How Propaganda, Censorship and Misinformation Couldn’t Stop the Shift The collapse in American support for Israel is not by accident. This collapse is the result of a narrative edifice that has weakened under moral pressure, technological disruption, leaks, activism, and the exposure of contradictions. The trajectory is now unmistakable: what was once near‑hegemony in U.S.… Continue reading

Nathi Mthethwa dies in Paris under suspicious circumstances after being named in explosive police corruption inquiry Nkosinathi Emmanuel Mthethwa, known to most South Africans simply as Nathi Mthethwa, was a long-serving figure in the African National Congress, holding senior positions in government from the late 2000s until his death in 2025. His sudden and suspicious… Continue reading

Inside the Long Project to Merge Digital ID, CBDCs and Natural Assets Into a Global Control Grid (First, some perspective from the great William Cooper) The Digital I.D. as the basis of a digital prison has been long in the making whilst were distracted and lulled into apathy and soft life. Modern technocratic projects require… Continue reading

A Call to Resist the Convergence of Surveillance, Biopolitics, and Social Control While public attention has been diverted toward entertainment and sport, global institutions such as the World Economic Forum (WEF) have been openly discussing the categorisation of individuals based on their genomic data, including the possibility of exclusion from services or rights on the… Continue reading