Israel: The Definition of a “Gangster State” Part 3 (and Conclusion)

Bank of New York and Russian-Israeli Criminal RelationsThe decline and eventual destruction of the USSR from the late 1980s to the early 1990s led to new developments in the relationship between Anglo and Israeli criminals and the NATO bloc’s national security state. Soviet dismantlement was largely the result of external imperialist pressures from this pack … Continue reading Israel: The Definition of a “Gangster State” Part 3 (and Conclusion)

Beyond Hollyweird

On October 20, 1996, upwards of 300,000 Belgians attended a massive rally in Brussels. This protest, later dubbed the White March, was a reaction to the arrest of Marc Dutroux. However, the protestors were not struggling to free a wrongfully imprisoned man, but to voice their anger at the government for not only failing to … Continue reading Beyond Hollyweird

Israel: The Definition of a Gangster State (Part 2)

The relationship between NATO, the Anglo-American intelligence community, organized crime, and Israel, greatly accelerated under the Reagan/Bush administration(s). Reagan himself was a product of this network. As Dan E. Moldea notes, Reagan’s early image as a Hollywood celebrity was, "an invention of the Hollywood conglomerate, MCA” which “with the help of the Mafia, was the … Continue reading Israel: The Definition of a Gangster State (Part 2)

Israel: The Definition of a “Gangster State” (Part 1)

Six years ago, Robert Rockway noted: “In 1945, the Jewish Agency, the pre-state Israeli government headed by David Ben-Gurion, created a vast clandestine arms-purchasing-and-smuggling network throughout the United States. The operation was placed under the aegis of the Haganah, the underground forerunner of the Israel Defense Forces, and involved hundreds of Americans from every walk … Continue reading Israel: The Definition of a “Gangster State” (Part 1)

On Bourgeois Social Engineering at the End of Neoliberal Globalization

Recently, the world of Big Tech libertarians has embraced the meme of “Pro-Natalism.” This fully astroturfed “movement” has become prominent among notable capitalists of our age, such as Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, and Marc Andreesen, who have endorsed, invested in, and sat on the boards of several experimental companies intended to carry out their dead … Continue reading On Bourgeois Social Engineering at the End of Neoliberal Globalization

A Speculative History of Methamphetamine (Part 2): From Hawaii to Canada and Back Again

While there is a perception that meth was to “poor whites” what heroin and crack had been to poor black people, a government report actually indicates that meth captured market share among all ethnicities of drug users: “Differences were significant across sites. In four sites, whites constituted the majority of meth users, ranging from 54 … Continue reading A Speculative History of Methamphetamine (Part 2): From Hawaii to Canada and Back Again

A Speculative History of Methamphetamine (Part 1): Narco-Fascism, Southeast Asia, and the Birth of Ice

Amphetamine was discovered in Germany in 1887 by a Romanian chemist named Lazar Edeleanu. Five years later, in Japan, Nagai Nagayoshi first synthesized methamphetamine. Both men were influenced by the work of August Willhelm von Hoffman, a prominent German chemist who remains one of the most influential individuals to ever work in the field. After … Continue reading A Speculative History of Methamphetamine (Part 1): Narco-Fascism, Southeast Asia, and the Birth of Ice

9/11: An AmeriKKKan Pastoral (Introduction and Part 1)

IntroductionGenerally speaking, there are two approaches to charting the history of 9/11 from a “Leftist” perspective. One option is to accept the “official narrative” which has emanated from the 9/11 Commission Report of 2004 and the conventional wisdom produced by the “debunking” of 9/11 “myths” in journals such as Popular Mechanics ever since 2006-2007. This … Continue reading 9/11: An AmeriKKKan Pastoral (Introduction and Part 1)

The “Old Powers” and the “New Order”

Recently, in the realm of so-called “socialist/social democratic/progressive” movements in Western nations, there is a massive emphasis by movement “theorists” (who would rather you vote for Biden over Trump instead of simply disengaging from the voting ritual all together) on the ostensible rooting of Marxism in “classical liberalism.” There have even been attempts to retcon … Continue reading The “Old Powers” and the “New Order”

The Last Gasp of the Paper Tigers

AUTHOR'S NOTE: I am not officially affiliated with either the "Stop Cop City" protests nor the burgeoning movement to get justice for the killing of Tyre Nichols. I am an independent blogger and this is my own personal response to these two recent events. --------------------------------------- “If things go on like this, in six months all … Continue reading The Last Gasp of the Paper Tigers