Author Archives: Roth Harbard

When we think of the Muslim conquests, we tend to picture them as organized mass battles like those that took place between rival European armies. Such battles did indeed occur, but they were the culmination of a protracted process that … Continue reading →

Update(1319ET): The Russian and Ukrainian delegations didn’t have a whole lot to talk about in Monday’s Istanbul meeting, apparently, given it only lasted for about an hour – but they did reach agreement for another major prisoner swap. Russia’s RT has … Continue reading →

First ten minutes explains violation of SALT agreements.

I’m guessing Russian retaliation will occur after and perhaps depending on the results of today’s meeting in Istanbul. From Zerohedge: Ukraine carried out strategic drone strikes on Sunday against several bases all across Russia that are known to house elements … Continue reading →

Good summation. Why does Trump seem clueless?

We live in a world where nothing happens to those most guilty and the innocent pay the highest price. A Preview of Disaster T.L.’s Post h/t WRSA

Going through hell serves your strength, and only through experiencing suffering does it fully awaken. In times of tribulation and hardship, an iron will will flourish within your own ranks. It will become clear who is friend, who is foe, … Continue reading →

h/t WRSA

What he means is, African culture, some elements of black culture, the third world in general, all of them are constantly trying to co-opt what white western culture builds. He argues that wherever the white population in Africa shrinks or … Continue reading →

This graph says it all. If Trump really wants to end the war in Ukraine, all he need do is turn off the tap. Same with Gaza. If he were serious about ‘America First,’ that’s exactly what he would do.

Former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis dropped some hard truths about the real reason behind the US- China trade war. 1. The US doesn’t fear China because of “cheap labor” or “IP theft.” What it truly fears is China’s capacity … Continue reading →

I praise and remember our fallen warriors for their dedication, courage, and willingness to sacrifice themselves for their fellow warriors. I grieve that they have been so misled, misused and wasted in wars that had nothing to do with defending … Continue reading →

— Friedrich Nietzsche — This sentence has a brutal depth. It speaks of that point from which we cannot return, even when we awaken to certain truths about life, about ourselves, or about the world. Nietzsche, as a good philosopher … Continue reading →