Jose Nino on Red Ice: Venezuela, etc.
Venezuela Coup, Maduro’s Kidnapping & International Zionism with José Niño https://t.co/2hQqmCrotv — Red Ice TV ⨁ (@redicetv) January 7, 2026
How Israel’s move in Somaliland fits in its broader strategy for regional dominance
/4 Comments/in General/by Kevin MacDonaldIsrael views any fixed political agreement as a liability constraining its freedom of action. War is no longer an exceptional condition but a way of life, a normalized instrument of regional order. There is some truth to this. But it also papers over something more important: Israel views any fixed political arrangement — even an […]
The Trump Corollary: We’re Nation-Building OUR Nation
/5 Comments/in General/by Ann CoulterThings went much better when we called the shots in Latin America We’re not “nation-building” in Venezuela. We’re “puppet-government-installing.” And not a moment too soon. Our complete withdrawal from the Western Hemisphere over the past fifty years, while we concentrated on turning distant hellholes like Somalia into “a proud, functioning and viable member of the […]
Venezuela Blames Zionist Plot for Maduro Capture as Israel Celebrates U.S. Military Operation
/21 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Jose NinoIn the chaotic hours following the American military operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on January 3, 2026, Acting President Delcy Rodriguez delivered a nationally televised address that invoked a familiar scapegoat for the Bolivarian regime. Surrounded by high-level officials including her brother Jorge Rodriguez, Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello, and the foreign and defense […]
The Sexually Depraved Antisemite
/7 Comments/in General/by Kevin MacDonaldI was thinking that the tired and bankrupt psychoanalytic approach to anti-Semitism had died a natural death, but it’s still prancing around, confident as ever. As always, the advantage of psychoanalysis for Jewish theorists of anti-Semitism is that it is infinitely malleable and can be used to argue anything, as with the Frankfurt School who […]
Crippling the King: Leftism in the Light of a Consciocentric Classic
/7 Comments/in Featured Articles, General, Media Influence/by Tobias LangdonDystopian novel? No! Instruction manual? Yes! Those two questions are about George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949). The two answers are from the kind of people Orwell was satirizing in the novel. Britain presently has a government full of people like that. It’s the Labour government of the gray grasper Keir Starmer, the Black buffoon David […]
Lists
/1 Comment/in Featured Articles, Free Speech/by Povl H. Riis-KnudsenIn our wild youth, we used to say that people were “on the list” if we had a bone to pick with them. Unfortunately, we didn’t have such a list, as it would have been far too long and unwieldy. Today, I would probably keep positive lists instead. Unfortunately, that would be more manageable! Jaques […]
Paul Singer, hedge-fund billionaire, bet on a Venezuela-linked oil refiner at just the right time
/1 Comment/in General/by Kevin MacDonaldOne wonders if Trump’s pro-Israel donors were a major reason for removing Maduro and opening up Venezuela to capitalist vultures like Paul Singer. Singer is known for making financial contributions to Republican political candidates, including President Donald Trump. Singer and Elliott, which manages $76 billion, also have a well-known track record of making bold and […]
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