The USSR immediately spread the fake conspiracy mythology in the Muslim world
Decades before the KGB launched “Operation SIG” to intensify antisemitic conspiracy lore in the muslim world, the USSR had already built the groundwork via an...
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Candace Owens: A Barry Lyndon turncoat for the algorithmic age
Candace Owens is a Barry Lyndon-esque figure; having advanced through shifting attachments to different groups and their drama. Her only lasting loyalty is to herself....
The lose-lose trap that Russia has maneuvered itself into with the Ukraine war
Introduction: The Two Doors in Front of Moscow War eventually sorts options into two doors. For Russia, after years of grinding attrition in Ukraine against...
Fractured Standards: The Biggest Disagreements Inside the American Right and How These Fights Weakened Conservatism
Image: Shutterstock.com The Democrats have been in a panic survival mode ever since Joe Biden faded into a vegetative state, Kamala Harris seemed like the...
“Point Him East”: Carroll Quigley’s Account of How the Milner/Rhodes Network Sidelined France and Gambled on a German–Soviet Collision
Introduction: Quigley’s Thesis in One Line In The Anglo‑American Establishment, Carroll Quigley argued that a web of interlocking British elite circles—rooted in Cecil Rhodes’s “Society...
EYES ONLY: The master spy file on Hitler and the NSDAP
Image: 360b/Shutterstock.com The son of a serial murderer Adolf Hitler’s father Alois Schicklgruber was a highly suspicious figure and it is still not 100% clear...
How the Heritage Foundation Has Shaped Republican Agendas Since 1973 — and Where “Project 2025” Fits on the Spectrum
Introduction: From Pamphlets to Playbooks When the Heritage Foundation opened its doors in 1973, the conservative intellectual project already had magazines, donors, and a few...
The Rothschilds: Spies and bookkeepers for the crown
Accountants, not bosses No other name permeates the conspiracy literature of the 19th and 20th centuries as strongly as Rothschild. Conspiracy authors and regular historians...
Socialists played the antisemitic conspiracy game first
The early socialists It was typical for post-serfdom countries with sluggish or simply weak industries to try to build up a flourishing banking industry, because...
In the Shadow of the Crown: How Aristocratic Intelligence Networks Cultivated and Infiltrated the German and Austrian Right in the 19th Century
Introduction: Money, Methods, and the Making of a Movement The rise of the German and Austrian right in the nineteenth century is often narrated as...