The Newsletter

  • The Brits are coming

    Are we looking at a case of election interference? Around 100 Brits have recently rocked up in the U.S. to campaign for Kamala Harris. Republicans are complaining of election interference by a foreign power. The United Kingdom’s far-left Labour party is pushing back on allegations from the Trump campaign that it is providing illegal foreign…

  • The BRICS meeting in Russia

    The U.S. mainstream media has been mostly silent about the meeting of BRICS countries in Kazan, Russia this week. President Putin greeted more than 20 heads of state including China’s Xi Jinping, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. Leaders of several other countries that have shown an interest in deepening ties…

  • Tim Walz and China

    Some observers have raised concerns that Kamala Harris selected a VP with close ties to China. Walz, the leftist governor of Minnesota, has visited China many times, honeymooned there, and have strong connections in the ruling communist party. China is the U.S. main adversary, is undemocratic, authoritarian and an overall rough regime. Walz taught in…

  • Censorship in democracies

    In recent weeks democratic politicians Hillary Clinton and John Kerry called for more censorship on social media and to end or significantly reduce free speech and First Amendment rights. Both Clinton and Kerry are bitter washed-up politicians, but they are still powerful voices of the democratic party. There are many other voices calling for censorship…