Ned Lud

Israel has an unusual pastime. He likes to provoke fights in bars—specifically with bouncers. Not with patrons in general, not with pool sharks or irate drunks, but full-time bouncers, men carved out of concrete and protein powder, schooled in the art of pain management, i.e.: handing it out.

To the naked eye, it's madness. Israel's not a fighter. He's all elbows and alibis, bony and thin, with a tangled mess of wild hair and a snarl on his lip that announces he knows he'll never have to pay for what he's done. Because Israel's got Sam.

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Paul Craig Roberts

"The most significant fact of our time is that the entire Western World is a dead man walking..."

Democrats for many long years have imposed race and gender privileges, which violate the 14th Amendment’s requirement of equal protection under law and the 1964 Civil Rights Act’s statutory prohibition of race and gender quotas. In order to give preferences to women, people of color, and sexual perverts at the expense of white heterosexual men, equal protection of law was set aside. Now Democrats are proving to us that they are only concerned with alleged rights of people of color who are immigrant-invaders and assigned by Democrats, such as the Democrat governor of California, the rights of US citizens.

The Democrats are responding to the Federal government’s effort to deport people who are unlawfully in the US by attempting to organize an insurrection, a real one not an alleged one used to imprison Trump supporters. To be clear, Democrat office holders at local, state, and federal levels together with George Soros funded NGOs, foundations, and the whore media are in a treasonous conspiracy against the government of the United States and its President and against American citizens.

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Fred Gransville

The climb of fascism in the United States was not born from a single event, nor was it the result of some sudden, dramatic cultural shift. Rather, it emerged through a slow, relentless erosion of democratic institutions, camouflaged under the deceptive cloak of national security imperatives and capitalist expansionism. From George W. Bush's stolen election in 2000 to Donald Trump’s reinstallation as president in 2025, one undeniable trajectory emerges: the United States has devolved from a faltering democracy into the very embodiment of the fascism it once proclaimed to oppose across the globe. This piece endeavors to dissect the policies, ideologies, and historical shifts that have propelled America to the precipice of collapse—politically, economically, and ecologically. The Pentagon, Military Contractors and Private armies fought tooth and nail “to rid us of Vietnam syndrome, to make us love wars and be militarist. Now we are a third world banana republic replete with a company store.

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By David Swanson

I recommend reading Charlottesville: An American Story by Deborah Baker. Itʼs an account, of course, not of all aspects of the city of Charlottesville, but principally of the Nazi-KKK-White Supremacist riot of 2017 that has taken on the name “Charlottesville” — including in a movie. The book itself is the furthest thing from predictable. The majority of it is pre-riot, with countless illuminating tangents and background stories and characters. In fact, that initial majority of the book is probably of greater interest than the blow-by-blow that follows or the very few words at the end about the eight years since.

Most surprising to me — apart from how much I could still learn about the place I live — is Bakerʼs blend of serious, credible reporting with a clear point of view on all sorts of controversial points. She is also refreshingly hard on so many people who I think deserve it, that I really donʼt mind how hard she is on me in a brief passage where I go unnamed, even though, naturally, I donʼt think I deserve it. More on that in a second.

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By Ned Lud

They don’t need jackboots when they have behavioral analytics.

The war on speech has gone stealth.

Once, repression was crude—clubs, tear gas, blacklists. Now, a fusion of military-grade surveillance and corporate-state platforms executes the same function under the banners of "public safety" and "counterterrorism." But make no mistake: dissent has been digitally criminalized, and creativity, journalism, and protest are its latest contraband.

Fusion centers—those shadow command posts co-managed by DHS and local law enforcement—were sold to the public as tools to detect and deter terror. But what they’ve actually done is rebrand constitutionally protected behavior as precursors to “radicalization”. Attend a protest, publish a blog, organize mutual aid? Your name may quietly slide into a fusion database, flagged for "Pattern-of-Life" review or "Threat Fusion" scoring. That’s not conspiracy theory—it’s embedded in open-source government docs, FOIA releases, and inspector general reports stretching back a decade (McQuade, 2019; Brennan Center, 2023).

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by Tracy Turner

In the besieged killing field territories of Gaza, survival has become a nightmare. The siege blockade, far from being mere policy, has morphed into an insidious engine of deliberate starvation-its mechanism fine-tuned to crush the will of an entire population. What we are witnessing is not simply the aftermath of war, but the premeditated application of human starvation, where every food convoy turned away, every medical shipment blocked, and every infrastructure target hit compounds a slow-motion, open-air Auschwitz catastrophe (WHO, 2025).

The humanitarian genocidal crisis is not a byproduct of conflict; it is the conflict itself, distilled into a methodical war on survival. This is not a tragedy by accident, but by design. The denial of food, water, and medicine to Gaza’s inhabitants has become a weapon in the hands of those who seek not just to defeat, but to erase a people’s will to live (B’Tselem, 2024). The starving people, the disease, the medical mistakes, the thirst, life-ending hunger and withheld cooking fuel are silenced my Meta, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Youtube – “content moderation” and “community decency.” The erasure of truth in all forms of media (Non-Information Super-Traffic-Jam-By-Design) brought to you by the Billionaire Oligarchs.

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Paul Craig Roberts

Belaya air base Russia

The attack on Russian strategic forces by Ukraine, with or without President Trump’s knowledge and with or without help from Washington and the British, could have been the most dangerous event in East-West relations during my lifetime. The reason is that recently revised Russian war doctrine states that an attack, even by a non-nuclear country, on the Russian strategic triad requires a strategic response. Strategic usually means nuclear or at least a disabling response.

Putin dodged the responsibility (more later), but no one knew for certain that he would. In other words, whoever is responsible for the attack on Russia’s strategic bombers subjected Ukraine, Europe, the US to the possibility of nuclear attack, depending on whom the Russians decided was responsible. This person or persons is a madman, a maniac who must be identified and removed from his position. Try to imagine how it is possible for, say Zelensky, to launch an attack that could result in nuclear war between the US and Russia. How can control over whether or not the US faces nuclear war be in the hands of Zelensky? If Zelensky is responsible, the US and NATO have a massive failure in command and control. If Trump or someone in the Trump administration gave the green light, they should be removed for committing the most potentially dangerous act during my lifetime.

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By Chris Spencer

The architecture of censorship in the 21st century is not built of iron bars or smoldering books. It is invisible by design—engineered into the digital substrate of everyday life, encoded in autocomplete predictions, invisible filters, algorithmic nudges. What was once the domain of secret police and book-burning regimes has now been domesticated, consumerized, offered to the public not as repression but as a service: "curated content," "recommended viewing," and "safe results." Now trending idiocy on Google trending. “Tom Thibodeau” is where Google steers you, away from exposés on Gaza, Musk, Ukraine, et al. You brain is being anti-cultured.

Ever feel extreme disgust or anger with Google Bing Youtube? Here is an example of fighting back!. Try using the link and search for everything you know is censored in Google.

If Orwell feared boot-stomping totalitarianism and Huxley warned of a people lulled into docility by pleasure and distraction, we have inherited both dystopias simultaneously. Our overlords don’t bark orders—they tweak metadata. They don’t erase dissent—they demote it. They don’t burn the book—they bury the link. What remains is a social contract mediated not by law or open debate, but by an interface—one that feeds us "authoritative (read: authoritarian) information", wrapped in the soft liturgy of “trust and safety.” Sicilian Protection.

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Ned Lud

Spoiler alert: Not Muslim. Not affiliated with Hamas. And definitely not an Islamophobe. Like Zuckerberg. 

This information is backed by reports from organizations such as Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and The Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Imagine a world where information can be freely accessed by anyone due to the advancements in digitalization, however, we currently live in a reality where the web feels more like a dystopian maze filled with propaganda: a world built around concealing the truth and silencing voices of opposition. This is not simply a disagreement of beliefs, but a fundamental redefining of communication as we know it-social media and search engines have been weaponized for control.

This can best be observed in the suffocation of the Palestinian story. Amid rising conflict within the Middle Eastern countries, a powerful let-it-be censorship appears to silence anyone who dares to go against the widely accepted geopolitical narrative. This is not limited to authoritarian countries; so-called liberal marketplace technology corporations entangled with the National Endowment for Democracy (NED, no pun intended) and international nonprofits censor information, be it intentionally or carelessly, becoming the gatekeepers of ‘free speech’.

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