Investigating empire, dismantling narratives, and slaying the odd sacred cow
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Finland, often known as the happiest country in the world, now has the highest unemployment rate in Europe, demand for food aid has exploded by more than 70%, and homelessness, which had been declining for more than ten years, has increased 34% in just two years
My last article about the Russia-Ukraine war was the second-most popular I’ve ever written, but by far the one which provoked the most attacks, both against the argument and against me personally.
I’ve held back on writing about the Russia-Ukraine war, and this article probably won’t win me many fans.
Israel is home to thousands of international criminals accused or found guilty in a second country for committing a wide-variety of crimes.
The US has openly announced its intention to dismantle the International Criminal Court and liberal journalists who for years have screeched about the threat to democracy posed by Donald Trump have had absolutely nothing to say.
In the wake of the death of three American troops on a base in Jordan following a retaliatory attack by Iran, I’ve seen a lot of commentary online stating that they “died for Israel.”
Yesterday Pete Hegseth triumphantly tweeted a picture of Iran’s Chabahar maritime port tower collapsing following an attack by the US regime.
The British government has announced it is going to ban Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, an idea which on the face of it sounds ridiculous.
This morning The Guardian had a story about Israel’s ongoing efforts to illegally annex the West Bank.
Millions of Americans will today celebrate 250 years since the United States declared independence from the British crown.
