Sweden Has Been Moving From Immigration to Remigration. Will Sunday’s Election Restart the Deluge?
In Sweden’s Sunday election, about 70 percent of non-European-background voters backed the pro-immigration, center-left bloc. ...
Does Iceland’s EU Rejection Signal EU Demise?
The EU’s economy appears to be in real trouble. Is Iceland’s rejection of membership indicative of a possible coming collapse? ...
Stablecoins, Sovereignty, and the New Currency Wars
Federal policy is now structurally intertwined with the growth of the stablecoin market, effectively extending the dollar's reach. ...
“Trans” Molestation in Girls’ Wrestling. Can We Thank the Feminists?
We can thank the feminists for women in men’s sports, and vice versa. But is this a dangerous state of affairs? ...
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America After 9/11: 25 Years of Fear, War, Surveillance, and Permanent Emergency
The question is not whether terrorism poses the greatest threat to our freedoms, but whether the American Police State itself has become the greatest threat. ...
Tyranny by Technicality: The Supreme Court Will Not Save Our Republic
Neither the Supreme Court, nor the president, nor Congress will preserve liberty unless the American people insist upon it. ...
The Bunker State: The Government Will Survive, but Will the Constitution?
If the Constitution cannot survive above ground, there is little reason to believe it will somehow be resurrected underground in the wake of a national catastrophe. ...
Are AI and Massive Data Centers the Answer for a Free Society, or Its Greatest Threat Ever?
The gathering of data on every single American and more is the reason for massive data (surveillance) centers. ...
Nothing to Fear but Article V Itself
Convention of States Action, promoters of an Article V Convention, have accused The John Birch Society of "dangerous pessimism." ...
The Death of Political Debate in the Modern World
Consider, for a moment, the dry Mediterranean sun bearing down upon the people of fifth-century Athens. In the crowded agora, a young man pauses to observe a heated exchange between a gray-haired, portly old man and a prominent politician. There is no stage, no podium, and no deliberately assembled audience. The crowd around them shifts ...