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14 March 2026 The Last Sick Man of Empire The British Empire, in its senility, deserves to be spoken of not with nostalgia but with the clinical disgust one reserves for an old infection that has mistaken its own persistence for grandeur. It was never, despite its own baritone mythology,
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Reporter: Alien Scientist from the planet Betelgeuse III 12 March 2026 Recent kinetic bombardments (designated locally as the Sledgehammer campaign) have necessitated a rapid leadership transition within the observed political structure. Broadcasts detailing this transition were transmitted from a subterranean enclosure, indicating the organisms are operating under severe environmental threat.
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9 March 2026 Victor Gao sexed up by Jazeera, pushed by TikTok Let us consider, if you have the stomach for it, the latest cinematic offering from the state-funded propagandists at Jazeera—a spectacle now being aggressively pumped into the global bloodstream via Beijing’s own algorithmic narcotic, TikTok.
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8 March 2026 This short essay matters because it confronts a civilizational error at the level where all real progress begins or collapses: epistemology. Shahab Ahmed saw, with rare brilliance, that islām had been mutilated by a narrow, legalistic reduction that strangled its former explanatory richness. But diagnosis is not
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8 March 2026 This is the story of how the Trump Scalpel is vaporizing the Muslim-Bolshevik vanguard and curing a century of British treachery. The United Kingdom, our once Great Ally, maybe the Greatest of them all, is finally giving serious thought to sending two aircraft carriers to the
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7 March 2026 What was missing in Geneva was not passion, nor applause, nor the usual upholstered indignation of the international human-rights circuit. What was missing was truth. Not the decorative truth of slogans translated for Western comfort, but the inconvenient one: that Jina was not “Mahsa,” that Jin,
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6 March 2026 This is the story of the kinetic decapitation of the “Devil’s Legions” and the end of London’s global insurance panopticon. For decades, the global public has been conditioned to view geopolitical friction through the lens of standard nation-state rivalries. But the recent tectonic shifts
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5 March 2026 Haniyeh thought he was safe in Tehran. He wasn’t. Sinwar thought he was safe in Gaza. He wasn’t. Nasrallah thought he was safe in Beirut. He wasn’t. All of Iran’s generals thought they were safe, in deep underground bunkers. They weren’t. — David
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5 March 2026 Discovering the Rule The phrase “deep state” has become the modern person’s all-purpose superstition: whenever something confusing happens, blame a hidden cabal, add a sinister acronym, and feel briefly intelligent. This essay does something more bracing—and more dangerous to the lazy mind. It argues
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4 March 2026 Discovering the Rule The phrase “deep state” has become the modern person’s all-purpose superstition: whenever something confusing happens, blame a hidden cabal, add a sinister acronym, and feel briefly intelligent. This essay does something more bracing—and more dangerous to the lazy mind. It argues
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4 March 2026 “An Iranian regime armed with long-range missiles and nuclear weapons would be an intolerable threat to the Middle East, but also to the American people. Our country itself would be under threat, and it was very nearly under threat. I was very proud to have knocked
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3 March 2006 Reporter: “Who takes over now that the supreme leader is dead?” Trump: “I don’t know… I guess the position’s open. I’m creating jobs in Iran too.” Donald J. Trump, 2 March, 2026 For forty-seven years, a shadow hung over the Middle East—a