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In the first week of 2024, word spread online that aliens had invaded a mall in downtown Miami on January 1, causing mass panic and a city-wide police response. Agitated commenters spoke of twelve-foot-tall shadow beings being filmed outside the mall, multiple witnesses describing non-human entities seen inside, and a hectic cover-up. (more…)
Starmer attending an Iftar reception in 2025. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
Starmer attending an Iftar reception in 2025. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
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Donald Trump is always on the lookout for insulting nicknames for his political enemies. Given his current falling out with Sir Keir Starmer over the Iran War, I would like to hereby suggest the President begin calling the dismal UK Prime Minister “Sir Taqiyya” instead. If by some miracle Trump happens to be reading this article (and Donald Trump reading would indeed be a miracle) he may need some initial instruction in what this abusive moniker means, though. (more…)
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Hall monitors are students, usually found in American schools, who eagerly volunteer to patrol the corridors of their campus or building and ensure that their fellow students aren’t breaking any rules. Essentially, they do the petty work so that the real authority figures at school can focus on other things.
Is there a better metaphor to describe today’s mainstream media class? (more…)
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The following is a transcript of of the speech given by David M. Zsutty, Executive Director of the Homeland Institute (website, Telegram), to introduce the organization at the 2023 Counter-Currents Conference in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. The video is also below. (more…)
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Nina Jankowicz
How to Lose the Information War: Russia, Fake News and the Future of Conflict
London, New York, Dublin: I. B. Tauris, 2020
Pilate saith unto [Jesus Christ], What is truth? — John 18:38 (JKV)
Since 2016 Americans have been bombarded by a steady stream of accusations related to Russian disinformation. For the most part, these accusations were hysterical, dishonest upon its face (like the Steele Dossier), and ill-defined. (more…)