When We Are Men

 Three of them: Garland Nixon, Andrei Martyanov, Scott Ritter.

East Palestine

The Saker Says Goodbye

At perhaps the worst possible moment for the world, Andrei Raevsky aka The Saker is retiring his indispensable website as of 3/1/23. A very very bad sign regarding Raevsky's feelings about the future of humanity over the next year or so. . .

His farewell.

The President Explains

The SMO -- One Year On

Fire Flower

In this murderously somnolent, thoroughly corrupt, and insanely self-satisfied century (particularly within US "leftism"), no voice burns hotter still and more urgently than the voice of the man murdered by US agents 58 years ago today. Brother Malcolm's spirit, courage, words, smiles, and values have never been more alive. In this Age of Tomism -- of whatever color -- the question "Ballot or the Bullet?" has a very definite answer, especially as it applies to the Toms we all know.

Malcolm Little / Malcolm X / El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz ~ R.I.P.

Battling Wall Street

The best book yet written on John F. Kennedy's economic and domestic policies is Donald Gibson's Battling Wall Street. Out of print for 20 years and very hard to find, Progressive Press has just brought out a new edition (along with Gibson's superb sequel, The Kennedy Assassination Cover-Up). The book makes it clear: in the context of post-World War II US economic philosophy, JFK was a radical, a President who sought to circumvent the private money power by going beyond a Keynesian focus on demand by a dramatic industrial policy strengthening supply, not only within the United States but around the world as well -- a policy seeking to build-up national economies rather than destroying them, in order to retain a public / governmental control over each country's wealth. Post-Dallas, it moved entirely in the opposite direction, leading to the supranational world of vampire capital now destroying us all.

The great Len Osanic and Jim DiEugenio spoke with Donald Gibson for a brilliant 90 minutes. Grab the mp3 here.

The Importance of Being Earnest

Rick Nelson and the great James Burton.