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Eyes Wide Shut (Epstein’s “Birthday Book”)

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By Wayne Allensworth Jeffery Epstein’s “Birthday book” dedicated to him and compiled by his girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell for his 50th birthday is quite an eye opener. The book has been reported on for several months now, but most of us had our eyes wide shut. Too few of us paid close attention to it and what it revealed about what the Breaking Points podcast anchors are calling “the Epstein...

The Global Elite Unmasked (The Epstein Files)

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By Wayne Allensworth For context and background, see Epstein, Greenwald, and Israel (America First?) and The More Things Change (Trump and the Epstein Files) Most people seem to have an internal “off switch” in their psyche. When the burden of truth becomes too hard to bear, the switch engages and they go back to pretending that “their guys” are bad, but “our guys” are stalwart, moral patriots...

The American Crisis

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By Wayne Allensworth The left has long used provocation to prompt a sharp reaction from the authorities, then claim victim status in propaganda meant to undermine the social order it wishes to overthrow. That’s exactly what is happening in Minnesota. Pathological empaths LARPing as latter day Bolsheviks are harassing ICE officers and blocking streets to provoke them. I’m not going to spend any...

The Suffering Love of Patriots

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By Wayne Allensworth For context and background, see Trump Prepares for War (BRICS Challenges US Hegemony) The Russian patriot Sergey Bulgakov once wrote that “only suffering love gives one the right to chastise one’s own nation.” Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the author of The Gulag Archipelago, hated the Soviet system, but deeply loved his homeland, Russia, and its people. Forced into exile by Soviet...

Trump Prepares for War (BRICS Challenges US Hegemony)

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By Wayne Allensworth For background, see my articles “Who Are We Bombing This Week?” Parts I and II. Donald Trump should be removed from office. Joe Biden, suffering from dementia, should have been removed. So also with Barack Obama, the assassination specialist, and George W. Bush, war criminal. I could go on. Presidents have been ignoring the Constitution for my entire lifetime, launching...

Who Are “We” Bombing This Week? (Our Own Worst Enemy Part II)

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By Wayne Allensworth Read Part I: Trump has claimed that Venezuela was involved in rigging the 2020 election. But none of the American actors in that drama have been targeted. This country needs voter ID and other measures to prevent election fraud, but bombing Venezuela won’t help matters. If it’s interference in U.S. politics that angers you, I can think of a small Middle Eastern state whose...

Who Are “We” Bombing This Week? (Our Own Worst Enemy Part I)

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By Wayne Allensworth For context and background: Parsing the “Golden Age” (Is This What You Voted for?) We Can’t Vote Ourselves Out of This (American Resistance) The More Things Change (Trump and The Epstein Files) The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: What Would Jesus Do? Globalist Hawks Want the Ukraine War to Continue The Global City and our Future: Organic Communities or “Last Men”? The second...

Somewhere and Nowhere: Christmas Reflections on Identity and Being

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By Wayne Allensworth The boy jumped over a fence and headed toward the pond, where a rock pile at one end made a rippling waterfall. It’s cold out, a few days past a warm Christmas. The wind is blowing fiercely, and the last leaves have flown and left naked branches on the trees near the pond. The limbs rattle and sway on the tallest trunks. The evergreens provide splashes of color against the...

Trump’s Nationalist ‘Golden Age’ Is Just Another Grift

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By Darrell Dow For years, the “right” condemned the corruption of the post–Cold War managerial state that hollowed out America’s economy, while enriching a cloistered elite. The Biden Crime Family’s self-dealing became a symbol of this rot. But under the banner of “nationalism,” American foreign policy is now being devised and implemented by a handful of real estate developers and financiers...

Looking Back and Looking Ahead (Losing Your Life to Gain it)

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By Wayne Allensworth Decembers are strange in these parts. It’s cold — in the 30s — but the leaves have not fallen. Fall and winter mingle. I enjoy watching the leaves turn to reds and oranges and even purplish hues. The breeze is beginning to take some of them away, but they have a way to go before they all pile up in yards and on the trail I walk each morning. The pond shimmers in the morning...

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