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60,000 crossed in a day, 43 dead. The timing and reaction are suspicious.
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60,000 crossed in a day, 43 dead. The timing and reaction are suspicious.

Crypto Was Supposed to Kill the Dollar. Now the Dollar Ate Crypto. First in a series.

A major dollar-system series is underway, plus news on pricing and access.

On the death of the old world order and the crisis of liberalism

Tehran won the war, but can it also win the peace?

Iranian Victory Sharpens Imperial Rivalry

The Commonplace · No. 3

An interview with Andrew Gawthorpe on institutional collapse, Iran's strategic patience, and the end of American primacy in the Middle East.

You thought an Iran-deal before SpaceX IPO'd was a coincidence? They needed money to finance the imperial tech-military-industrial complex, dummy!

Is Trump's Iran war the end of US hegemony? The first in a series. In this piece: oil fragility and the desperation it explains.