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Part 1 is available here and Part 2 here.
To demonstrate the flawed reasoning behind the conspiracist worldview, I’m going to compare two very similar conspiracy theories. The first is one which I believe has a substantial amount of evidence suggesting it is true and the second is one which I consider baseless. I will use the framework which I’ve outlined here to illustrate why I believe one of these theories is likely true and the other is almost certainly false. (more…)
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“Gentlemen, despite the heroic efforts of Michael Tracey, Richard Hanania, Patrick Casey, Nick Fuentes, and others among you, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor fell today, a victim of CHUD moralism. We must redouble our efforts to quash this moral panic. As you go forth, always remember that we are fighting for the most vulnerable. Politicians, bankers, and crowned heads are counting on you. Not one of the Q-tards we fight is ever troubled by the question, ‘What kind of world are we leaving for Goldman-Sachs?’ That’s what makes us better than them.” (more…)
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In July of 2025, Donald Trump broke his promise to release the Department of Justice’s Jeffrey Epstein files. In December of 2025, Congress forced the release of the files, so the Trump administration has now resorted to foot-dragging, redactions, and disinformation about the contents of the files.
A flimsy yet common argument is that the files contain no hard evidence implicating anyone but Jeffrey Epstein and Gislaine Maxwell. (more…)
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It is an old party game to ask that someone or something be described as though they or it were an animal. If X was an animal, what type of animal would X be? For a long time, if the Epstein files had been an animal, they would have been Schrödinger’s cat. Did the files exist or didn’t they? (more…)
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On Wednesday, February 11, the US House of Representative Judiciary Committee convened a hearing on the Epstein files. In her testimony, Pam Bondi, Donald Trump’s DEI hire for US Attorney General, disgraced herself. She was combative, evasive, shrill, and emotionally manipulative.
The low point was when she claimed that the US Congress should be focused on the DOW hitting 50,000, not the Epstein case. Such shameless deflection is shocking. (more…)
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English original here
Au mois de novembre 2025, le Congrès américain promulga et Trump signa la loi sur la transparence concernant les fichiers Epstein, afin de rendre publique une somme d’approximativement six millions de pages de documents liés à Jeffrey Epstein, condamné pour proxénétisme. Epstein travaillait pour le renseignement israélien en impliquant des dignitaires occidentaux dans des crimes sexuels, puis en les faisant chanter. Après une seconde arrestation, il fut tué afin qu’il se tût. (more…)
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French translation here
In November of 2025, the US Congress passed and President Trump signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act to release nearly six million pages of documents connected with Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex trafficker. Epstein worked for Israeli intelligence by implicating powerful members of Western elites in sexual crimes then blackmailing them. After he was arrested a second time, he was murdered to keep him silent. (more…)
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Tensions between President Donald Trump and Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene have been escalating for some time. But now there has been a permanent split. Trump not only withdrew his endorsement of MTG but promised his “Complete and Unyielding Support” to the right person who runs against her in the Republican primary election. Then MTG announced her resignation from the House of Representatives. Her oral statement is available here and written statement here.
Marjorie Taylor Greene did not betray Trump until Trump betrayed his nationalist and populist principles, to which she remains fiercely loyal. (more…)
