By R. Cort Kirkwood In a propaganda piece for Ukraine and its president, Volodomyr Zelensky, Time magazine inadvertently revealed that the diminutive dictator might well be a dangerous megalomaniac who thinks Ukraine will one day march on Moscow and burn down the Kremlin. Published two days ago, The Endgame showed Zelensky in front of three paintings, one of which depicts...
By Wayne Allensworth I worked for 32 years in the Intelligence Community (IC). A lot of that was as a contractor, but I spent 10 years in Washington. It was an eye-opening experience. It changed my views about a lot of things, starting with the hegemonic role the United States had taken on as the world’s policeman. The Black Hawk Down debacle in Somalia was the last straw. It was time for a more...
By Wayne Allensworth Following President Donald Trump’s actions, social media posts, public statements, and exchanges with the press is a daunting task to say the least. Trump’s whirlwind circles from Greenland to Ukraine and the Middle East, back to Mexico, to “draining the Swamp” and there’s some new wrinkle — at least in Trump’s trolling of the Western elite and us — practically every day. I...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Prominent users of X have reported that either they or their relatives have been swatted recently in what appears to be an organized effort to terrorize conservative journalists on the social media platform. The list includes popular X commentators Gunther Eagleman and Nick Sortor, who have large followings. FBI chieftain Kash Patel has said the bureau is investigating. But...
By R. Cort Kirkwood With U.S. arms flowing again to Ukraine and the Trump administration pushing for a ceasefire in the war with Russia, former Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor delivered frightening news during an interview with Tucker Carlson for The Tucker Carlson Show. The drug cartels that control Mexico have U.S-made Javelin anti-tank missiles, presumably purchased on the black...
By Wayne Allensworth President Donald Trump’s fast start in Term Two has been breathtaking. Commentators have observed that it was for the best that Trump did not return to the White House following the 2020 election. He had four years to come up with a plan and assemble a team. He went through the fire as the Blob relentlessly attacked him, and he emerged more determined and more focused than...
By Wayne Allensworth It’s been a tumultuous first month in Donald Trump’s second term as president. It’s early days, yet, but there have been some good signs … March 2 was Texas Independence Day. I recall vividly my boyhood years when local and state pride was very strong, not yet as diluted by the homogenization of modernity, aided by air travel, mass communications, and the interstate...
By R. Cort Kirkwood President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance took Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House woodshed today. The two leaders turned the diminutive former comedian over their knees and spanked him good and hard. Vance told Zelensky he was “disrespectful” to “litigate” for more aid in front of the far-left, hate-Trump news media. After Vance was finished...
By R. Cort Kirkwood The National Security Agency (NSA) is the nation’s super secret spy bureau that listens to foreign signals intelligence the world over. One of its key missions is supporting combat troops. But now we know it’s also a buzzing hive of trannies, thanks to Christopher Rufo’s revelations this week. Perverted sex talk in an NSA chat room led to the firing of more than 100 employees...
By Wayne Allensworth Keeping up with the Trump White House is like tracking a whirlwind. Donald Trump knew he had to act quickly to exploit his electoral triumph and is doing so. Here are some thoughts on what is happening: As far as a peace agreement in Ukraine goes, we have been hearing a lot about a potential deal to secure U.S. rights to rare earth metals there. Trump has said he wants...
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