Monthly Archives: November 2015

German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for solidarity among European countries in handling the influx of millions of migrants from Africa and the Middle East, warning that failure to properly manage the crisis could lead to war. Speaking to members of … Continue reading →

by Robert Gore Let’s assume everything collapses. The skyscraper of cards tumbles; parasitic, unsustainable governments fail; chaos reigns. For all its flaws, living today, especially for those of us in the more advanced economies, is a lot easier than during … Continue reading →

Travis Gettys begins his story with the title: Anti-Muslim militia warns against refugee invasion at Idaho statehouse. I say “story” because that is what it is, a story, not an article or any sort of honest reporting. It is a … Continue reading →

The reporter and all of the Muslims quoted in this news report herald the diversity of America’s first Muslim majority city council, “the Hamtramck City Council is going to reflect diversity.” What’s diverse about a Muslim majority? Is the anything … Continue reading →

by Brandon Smith While many divisions within our society are arbitrary or engineered, there is one division that represents perhaps the most pervasive and important conflict of our time; the division between collectivists and individualists. Now, people who do not … Continue reading →

by Bill Gertz Russian nuclear forces conducted a large-scale exercise last week that included test firings of several long-range missiles along with dual-capable shorter range ballistic and cruise missiles, according to U.S. officials. The U.S. Strategic Command, meanwhile, is conducting … Continue reading →

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyPDkimC03I Evidence now suggests that a bomb planted by the Islamic State militant group is the likely cause of the deadly Russian airliner crash over Egypt’s Sinai peninsula, according to U.S. and European security sources.

h/t Kathie P

There is a post at Western Rifle Shooters Assn. referencing the Big Delusion that asks the question: What is to be done after the collapse? This is a question that has long vexed those in the liberty/patriot community. We know how … Continue reading →

by Sam Culper III If hard power is violence and coercion, then soft power is influence and motivation. American power projected across the globe teaches that violence has its limitations. To modify a turn of phrase, war is not always … Continue reading →