Reviews and Reflections on Life In America
by R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) Critics of aid to Israel say President Donald Trump’s 11th-hour election appeal saying he would end this nation’s almost $4 billion annual commitment to Israel is a hollow promise. The reason: The money will simply move from the State Department budget to the Pentagon’s because of a little-known codicil tucked into the National Defense Authorization Act of...
by R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) Vice President JD Vance summed up the Democrats’ shellacking of Republicans in yesterday’s midterm election in six words: “The reason we lost is the war.” Which is exactly what exit polls showed as well. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sold President Trump a bill of goods to get him to attack Iran, while neoconservative warmongers claimed the war...
By Wayne Allensworth The Trump Administration and its allies are preparing for war. It will be a wider, more intense war, but again ostensibly aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons with a nuclear program “we” had claimed to destroy. The end game for the Zionist/Neocon Axis is actually chaos in Iran, possible regime change, and a cover for completing the genocidal dirty work of...
By R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) Two contractors who work for GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers’ campaign in Michigan are foreign agents for Israel. Spokesman Abigail Ronson and communications specialist Jesse Stokes both toil for an outfit called Convergence Media, a foreign agent for Israel, Drop Site News reported yesterday. They also work for something called Havas Media Network, yet...
By Wayne Allensworth Myths have varied layers of meaning. Existentialist philosopher Albert Camus thought the myth of Sisyphus underscored life’s absurdity. Every trial was Sisyphus’ vainly pushing that boulder up the hill until he failed and it rolled backward. Then he began again. The tale reflects Nietzsche’s eternal recurrence. To no end. The only solution, Camus thought, was to embrace the...
By Wayne Allensworth I’ve written a lot on these themes in recent articles. A good place to start for background and references for interested readers would be to follow the links in my recent article Nihilism in the Trump Era (We All Die Anyway). We are again being subjected to dire warnings from both wings of the Epstein Party that the next election is critical, that Armageddon will be the...
by R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) Israel-First Republicans blocked a measure in the U.S. Senate that would have required the State Department to produce a report about the nine American citizens killed in the West Bank since 2022. Introduced by far-left Democrat Chris Van Hollen, the legislation was a privileged resolution that any senator or committee can introduce to demand accountability...
By R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) In another apparent victory for Iran, the United States has withdrawn its squadron of B-1 bombers from England. The move to abandon the Royal Air Force base at Fairford came after British authorities foiled what might have been a terror plot targeting the base. The withdrawal also followed last week’s final movement of U.S. forces out of Iraq. As The New...
By Wayne Allensworth We are in one hell of a mess. If you are paying attention at all, dear reader, you know that the Trump White House appears to be gearing up for an intensification of hostilities with Iran. Maybe even introducing ground troops in some way, perhaps to strike at the islands in the Persian Gulf where Iran maintains a significant portion of its oil refining capabilities. Maybe to...
By Wayne Allensworth Readers might have seen the photo above. It’s been circulating around the internet, causing a bit of a stir. Scores of Indians celebrating a University of Texas touchdown in a game with Ohio State. Those who were disturbed by the photo are being attacked as “racist.” Some complained that UT graduation ceremonies look very much like that. Bo French, a GOP candidate for Texas...
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