New York just elected a guy who thinks budgets are optional and slogans are currency. Mamdani’s campaign promises make Bernie look like Milton Friedman—rent freezes, free buses, $30 wages, all on borrowed air. The piece calls it what it is: political taqiyya—lying beautifully for power.
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Cartels don’t need cash mules anymore — they have accountants. Trade-based laundering hides billions in fake invoices, freight routes, and front companies that look legitimate until the books are audited.
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When USAID quietly axed more than 100 contracts with its favorite mega-contractor, Chemonics International. Behind the bureaucratic jargon of “realignment” lies a revolving-door aid empire that keeps “collapsing”…
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Alvin Toffler saw it coming—a moral-political merger of crusades that would make democracy flinch. Three decades later the Radical Left and the Crescent crowd are sharing slogans and strategy decks inside the same coalition. When futurists talk about convergence, this is what they mean: theology with a turnout operation.
A leaked “demands list” from NYC’s socialist base surfaced, vanished, and left a crater where City Hall’s honeymoon should be. Turns out the revolution keeps better notes than the transition team. When you win with zealots, even deleted files have version history.
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Elbridge Colby is what happens when a policy theorist gets the launch codes. The Pentagon’s new realism guru just told Congress, allies, and the bureaucracy to pick fewer fights and fight them better. Predictably, everyone’s offended—proof the doctrine’s working.
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Venezuela’s cartel corridors are going kinetic. U.S. forces just obliterated nine drug boats in the Caribbean as Trump promises the next wave will target land. Gold, fuel, and cash now move along routes that look like shadow trade.
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The “multipolar world order” crowd calls it balance; the rest of us call it open-source chaos. Venezuela has turned itself into a shared Airbnb for China, Russia, and Iran—minus the cleaning fee. Confronting Caracas isn’t warmongering; it’s pest control with better lighting.
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Every president promises change — but the real government never left.
Washington’s unelected class has turned “defending democracy” into defending themselves.
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The same RICO law once used to target Trump may now expose the funders of America’s chaos economy. Soros, Hoffman, and the NGO class built a political machine disguised as philanthropy. Now the storm they created is circling back — and lawfare’s architects are learning what accountability feels like.
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