Author Vince Everett Ellison’s The Iron Triangle describes a machine that feeds on dependency, chaos, and moral confusion. The numbers back him up: welfare rolls swell, borders blur, and bureaucracy expands to manage both.
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What Washington calls “organized crime” looks more like a multinational business model with an army — and America remains its biggest customer.
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SNAP was designed to fight hunger, not feed bureaucracy. Yet 29 states now report systemic fraud, billions in “improper payments,” and agencies that treat waste as proof of compassion. When failure funds the payroll, reform isn’t reform—it’s sabotage.
Mamdani didn’t climb the political ladder—he was shipped here in a crate marked “progress.” Backed by Soros cash, radical clerics, and a private call from Obama, the Mamdani Machine is proof that America now imports its revolutions pre-assembled.
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Ilhan Omar has turned outsider status into a business model. Minneapolis gets press releases; she gets brand equity. In the politics of identity, grievance is the new gold standard.
The DOJ’s probe into Black Lives Matter reveals what happens when activism becomes an enterprise — where moral outrage meets accounting, and the revolution’s receipts tell a story the slogans never could.
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Tim Kennedy built a hero’s legend. The Pentagon built the brand. When veterans exposed holes in his record, the military didn’t correct him; it protected him. In the influencer era, truth is optional if the myth still sells.
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The viral “BlackRock bought 50,000 homes” story sounds like a Bond-villain plot—but the truth is stranger and quieter. BlackRock says it’s innocent. Blackstone isn’t. And somewhere in between, the American Dream is for rent.
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Beneath the buzzwords of AI, EVs, and industrial revival lies a quieter crisis: America’s power grid is too old, too fragmented, and too slow to keep up.
The Forgotten Backbone: America’s Grid Is Becoming the Weak Link Read More »
Barr entered Trump’s orbit claiming to restore DOJ integrity but instead revived its old survival instinct — protect the institution at all costs. In the end, he didn’t drain the swamp; he oxygenated it.
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