There’s a moment that arrives in the career of every serious analyst when their ideas stop living quietly on YouTube or Bluesky—and begin...

We are not living through an age of mindless chaos. We are living through a planned war. The breakdown of truth, the rise of...

It sounds ominous, I know. “Watchlist” evokes intelligence dossiers, ticking clocks, and red-string conspiracy boards. But in this case,...

We all know your guy is a traitor the Republic... Dear MAGA, We understand this must be a difficult time for you. You’ve spent years...

There’s a reason the Kremlin keeps changing its story about Ukraine. One day it’s about NATO expansion, the next it’s about...

Jake Broe did well this time. He didn’t fall into the trap of hollow cheerleading, nor did he offer false comfort in place of clear-eyed...

Let’s not pretend this was hard to see coming. I told you so. From the moment Donald Trump unveiled his NATO arms “deal,” it was obvious...

In a conventional democracy, a scandal detonates with shrapnel flying in every direction. Journalists swarm the facts, politicians take...

There are moments when someone speaks not simply to a political moment, but through it—cutting with surgical clarity into the heart of a...

Gone Girl  is often praised for its taut direction, razor-sharp dialogue, and enthralling plot twists, but beneath that veneer of...

I like Jake Broe. I respect his consistency, his messaging discipline, and the vital morale role he plays in the wider Ukraine support...

There is a grotesque and ignorant question that resurfaces again and again—even on platforms like Bluesky—anytime the subject of Donald...

There’s a generous lie still whispered in American politics, still clung to in corners of media commentary and centrist delusion: that...

Vlad Vexler’s latest video and Substack essay (July 20, 2025) cuts with the clarity of someone recently reborn—from illness, yes, but...

Paul Warburg’s latest analysis is a valuable, detailed tour through the mechanics of Russia’s wartime economic endurance and its likely...

I. Strategic Function of Axiom Four Axiom Four closes the gap between known enemy intent  and uncertain tactical ambiguity . In...

I. Strategic Function of Axiom Three Axiom One tells you: Trust no one until they’ve proven themselves reliable. Axiom Two tells you:...

I. Strategic Function of Axiom Two Axiom Two is the operational corollary to Axiom One. If the first axiom warns you not to extend trust...

Trust no one until they have proven themselves reliable—and always accept that betrayal is possible. I. Strategic Function of Axiom One...

Paul Warburg gets close. His latest piece on Vladimir Putin correctly identifies a central psychological driver behind Russia’s...