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Too much war talk and too little thought of peace

“War readiness” – the new normalization? Europe is experiencing a linguistic paradigm shift. Just a few years ago, terms like “war-readiness” would have been almost unthinkable in political speeches. Today, they appear almost casually in parliamentary debates, talk shows, and editorials. This shift in political language marks more than…
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The Transgender Menace Is Far from Defeated

There is increasing gloating from certain conservative pundits that the transgender menace has been defeated. These people assert that mainstream conservatism actually won this battle in what is otherwise a decades-long trend of defeat after impending defeat in the-so-called culture war. Matt Walsh has been particularly strident on this…
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Trump’s friends are plundering Venezuela

Max Blumenthal's analysis of the Maduro kidnapping and the questionable charges In early January 2026, the US military operation to kidnap Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro shocked the world. US special forces abducted Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores from Caracas and brought them to New York, where Maduro was put on trial. President…
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Jeffrey Sachs: The US attack on Venezuela and the kidnapping of President Maduro – An analysis of an illegal act

In a world where the fragility of freedom and the necessity of its constant defence needs to be emphasized, the US military intervention against Venezuela in January 2026 represents a chilling turning point. In an interview with host Glenn Diesen on January 4, 2026, renowned economist, Columbia University professor, and longtime UN…
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