Chris Hedges: Decline and Fall

Chris Hedges: Decline and Fall

At the start of the 20th century, the British Empire was, like our own, in terminal decline. Sixty percent of Englishmen were physically unfit for military service, as are 77 percent of American youth. The Liberal Party, like the Democratic Party, while it acknowledged the need for reform, did little to address the economic and social inequalities that…

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#608: The First Half of the Decade

#608: The First Half of the Decade

The good news is that we are more than halfway through this insane decade. The bad news is that things appear to be trending in the wrong direction, and one has to consider what will even be left when 2030 arrives? From the crimes of COVID, to the creation of ESG, to the forced introduction…

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Why is Keynesian Economics Collapsing?

Why is Keynesian Economics Collapsing?

In his 1936 book, ‘The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money,’ John Maynard Keynes argued that aggregate demand was too volatile to be stable and would lead to inflation or recession. His theory honed in on spending as a means of price control. Low aggregate demand, Keynes argues, would lead to high unemployment and…

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The End of International Law and the Return of World War

The End of International Law and the Return of World War

Why the current global chaos can no longer be contained Alexander Dugin explains how international law has collapsed and why the struggle between unipolar domination and a multipolar world order is already moving towards a Third World War. I am certain that now—witnessing what is unfolding in global politics—everyone has finally understood that international law…

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2025: The Year the Government Stopped Pretending It Cared About Freedom

2025: The Year the Government Stopped Pretending It Cared About Freedom

Some years chip away at freedom. Others tear the mask off. 2025 was the year the government stopped pretending it was constrained by the Constitution—when executive power expanded openly and unapologetically, surveillance became ambient, dissent became dangerous, and the machinery of militarized government embedded itself into daily life. Under Trump 2.0, the erosion of civil…

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