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• Researchers Show: West Is Collapsing FASTER Than Expected | G. Ceddia & J. Bergamo
• Blow To US Empire: Australia's BIG Pivot Is Coming | Prof. Alexis Esposto
• Ex-Service Member EXPOSES Submarine Scam: AUKUS Fooled Australia | Major Cameron Leckie

  Cameron Leckie contends that Australia’s security posture has become subordinated to an overextended US empire, producing costly procurements like AUKUS submarines and strategic dependencies that do not serve Australian interests. Drawing on his army experience, Leckie recounts a trajectory from pat

• Iran Is NOT Waiting for Next US Attack. The Resistance Is Winning | Laith Marouf

  Laith Marouf contends that recent shifts in Western public discourse—precipitated by live documentation of mass violence in Palestine—have eroded traditional taboos around criticizing Zionism and exposed domestic influence mechanisms of pro-Israel lobbies. He argues Israeli electoral outcomes reinfo

• German Professor: The EU is FINISHED. What's Next? | Dr. Ulrike Guérot

  Ulrike Guérot argues that the European Union has become a dysfunctional technocracy and proposes replacing it with a European republic that embeds the single market and euro within a democratic, social commonwealth. Drawing on republican thought from Aristotle to Kant, she distinguishes “republic” (

• Journalist Exposes EU "Hybrid War" Lies | Thomas Fazi

  Thomas Fazi argues that the prevalent narrative of a coordinated Russian “hybrid war” against Europe is largely unsubstantiated and functions as a form of cognitive warfare. Drawing on a comprehensive review of high-profile incidents since 2022—undersea cable damage, cargo-plane crashes, drone scare

• The Manufactured Enemy: How Anti-Russian Myths Survived for Centuries | Dr. Manuel Ramos

  Dr. Manuel Ramos argues that Russophobia is a historically constructed political grammar rooted in a forged “Testament of Peter the Great” that depicted Russia as an eternal, expansionist war machine. Tracing the myth from early 18th-century Polish and Swedish contexts into Napoleonic and Victorian

• US Capitalism at Brink of COLLAPSE. The Shock is Here | Jeffrey Tucker

  Jeffrey Tucker argues that contemporary Western crises stem primarily from the shift to fiat money and empowered central banks, which have enabled extreme financialization, zero‑interest policies, and wealth transfers toward financial and military sectors. He links these monetary dynamics to rising

• Russia & China Checkmate: US Empire Just Ended | Dr. Daniele Ganser

  Dr. Daniele Ganser argues that a deepening strategic partnership between Russia and China marks the end of unipolar U.S. dominance and the emergence of a multipolar order. He traces a sequence of missed diplomatic opportunities—post‑Cold War assurances against NATO expansion, Russia’s 2021 draft sec

• Capitalism’s Morbid Symptoms: War, AI and the Crisis of the West | Prof. Radhika Desai

  At the heart of the exchange, Radhika Desai contends that neoliberal capitalism is exhibiting systemic decay manifested through financialization, inequality, repression, and speculative AI investment. She links recent electoral shifts—Lula’s comeback in Brazil and the polarized Israeli vote—to deepe

• Why Many Jews Hate Zionism: The Long History of Jewish Anti-Zionism | Benjamin Moser

  Benjamin Moser argues that Jewish anti‑Zionism is a long, diverse, and understudied current that decouples Judaism from the political doctrine of Zionism. Tracing figures from an eastern Polish rabbi and Edwin Montagu to Hannah Arendt, Avi Shlaim, Felicia Langer, and contemporary artists, Moser show

• The Great Betrayal: How the Democrats became the Party of War | James Carden

  James Carden argues that the Democratic Party’s contemporary hawkishness stems from a mid‑20th century realignment in which Truman‑Acheson–style Cold Warriors displaced Rooseveltian restraint. Tracing personnel, donors, think tanks and media from 1945 through Carter, Clinton and the post‑Cold War ye

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