Earlier this month I published a long article on the notorious 1994 genocide in Rwanda, explaining that the actual facts may have been very different than what I'd always assumed. As reported by the Western media, Hutu extremists assassinated the country's moderate Hutu president by shooting his plane out of the sky and then immediately... Read More

John the Revelator recorded some wild imagery from his Aegean island hideout mushroom trip. (At least that’s my theory). In his Book of Revelation, he uses the term “Synagogue of Satan,� and similar to the Mark Twain “history doesn’t repeat but it often rhymes� quote, this biblical archetype/symbol remains constant yet changes as it travels... Read More

The longer we sit and watch this slaughter in Gaza – we’ve been watching it for five months now – the more it feels like a big part of the purpose is to desensitize the public to mass murder. The Jews have killed 2-3% of the Gazan population, and they might end up killing 30-40%.... Read More

Last week I published a long article that noted the astonishing acquiescence of America and the rest of the West in Israel's unprecedented slaughter and starvation of Gaza's civilians. In a related development, Elon Musk, one of the world's wealthiest and most influential figures, humbled himself for making a few mild, casually critical remarks regarding... Read More

Many years ago, another time and place, I had a German friend who hailed from Hamburg. Christophe was a cultivated sort—well-read, impressive art on the walls of his apartment. I remember how inordinately fond he was of his collection of those elegant, sought-after pipes made by Peterson of Dublin. It was a year or so... Read More

Last week I published an article noting that although technology industrialist Elon Musk probably ranks as the most powerful and influential individual in the Western world, he recently humbled himself, deeply apologizing for some of his casual criticism of Jewish activities and pledging to mend his ways. Traveling to Israel, he met with that country's... Read More

Although unknown to almost all present-day Americans, Emperor Henry IV was one of the most powerful European monarchs of his day. Under his twenty year reign, the Holy Roman Empire of the High Middle Ages governed Germany, the Low Countries, much of Italy, and other important lands, with many considering him heir to the fabled... Read More

Israel’s loyal supporters in the West combat rising world indignation over the suffering of the Palestinian people by changing the subject. When Gazan families are buried under the rubble of their homes, it’s not about the plight of the dispossessed Palestinians; it’s about eternal Jewish victims; it’s about “Islamic terrorism;� or it’s about a threat... Read More

Since the establishment of a Zionist home in Palestine in the early 20th century, Jewish settlers have massacred tens of thousands of Palestinians - mainly women, children and the elderly - whose lands and homes they have plundered and robbed with impunity. [1] [2] [3] Never in the history of mankind has a race of... Read More

Although his name has been almost totally forgotten for more than two generations, during the early 1950s Prof. John Beaty was a figure of some prominence, at least within conservative circles. A West Virginian born in 1890, Beaty earned his B.A. and M.A. at the University of Virginia, then completed his doctorate in Philosophy at... Read More

I saw this headline and thought it was a joke. Surely, this is a meme someone would make about how weak and effete Elon Musk is. People joke about how he bows down to the Jews. They joke about how he begs Ben Shapiro to allow him to continue existing. They would make a joke... Read More

Last month I explored the historical origins of the State of Israel and the intertwined expulsion of the Palestinian refugees from their ancient homeland. During this discussion, I emphasized the crucial role that the Jewish Holocaust had played in justifying and facilitating those momentous events of three generations ago. American Pravda: The Nakba and the... Read More

Israel’s lebensraum master plan for Gaza, borrowed from the Nazi’s depopulation of Jewish ghettos, is clear. Destroy infrastructure, medical facilities and sanitation, including access to clean water. Block shipments of food and fuel. Unleash indiscriminate industrial violence to kill and wound hundreds a day. Let starvation — the U.N. estimates that more than half a... Read More

In a 2002 interview the former Israeli government minister Shulamit Aloni was asked by Amy Goodman: “Often when there is dissent expressed in the United States against policies of the Israeli government, people here are called antisemitic. What is your response to that as an Israeli Jew?� Shulamit Aloni replied “Well, it’s a trick, we... Read More

It is useful when considering politics, including racial politics and sexual politics, to be aware of cheer words and boo words. As an example of a cheer word, the philosopher Jamie Whyte gives “justice�, where “what it means is not perfectly clear but, whatever someone takes it to mean, he will think it’s a good... Read More

Video link Watch on Bitchute State Department whistleblower J. Michael Springmann and I began this week’s False Flag Weekly News with a musically-doctored video of Polish MP Grzegorz Braun taking a fire extinguisher to a Menorah candelabra. As Mark Dankof writes: “Find his actions either amusing, inspiring, or appalling, Braun has hit a raw nerve... Read More

Two weeks ago the Sunday New York Times Magazine published a long cover-story on thirty years of failed Middle East peace efforts between Israelis and Palestinians, a tragedy that resulted in the enormous bloodshed and destruction of the last couple of months. The discussion featured three Israeli and three Palestinian academics, moderated by staff writer... Read More

Perhaps more out of habit than anything else, I still read the print edition of the New York Times every morning, something I've done for well over forty years, though given its sharp decline in quality that may not long continue. But while it does, the editorial selection of the front-page stories provides some important... Read More