Perhaps the most extraordinary development of the past year is not anything that happened on the battlefield.
Perhaps the most extraordinary development of the past year is not anything that happened on the battlefield.
How Defense-Funded Think Tanks, Legacy Media, and Index Funds Turned Ukraine’s Agony into Background Noise , While the Checks Kept Clearing
America forgot the difference between earning and extracting , but the economist, Michael Hudson, kept the receipts
The republic is presented as a hollowed spectacle: algorithms, scripted media and performative politics replace a functioning public square.
Tom Rose turned a rejected Trump Nobel nomination into a diplomatic rupture, uniting Poland’s left, right and former US envoys against him.
Fox News advocates cast Iran as a target, repeating Rome’s Carthage logic while ignoring Persia’s civilizational record and human cost.
General Harald Kujat held the highest military position in both Germany and NATO.
The legacy media reported Iran’s massacre of 36,000 protesters.
From Vietnam to Ukraine to Taiwan, the same method recurs: arm a proxy, inflate the threat, then wreck any settlement that would end the war.
Russian strikes on power and rail networks coincide with Ukrainian encirclements, while Western outlets omit what the author calls a collapsing front.