By Wayne Allensworth Lindsey Graham, allegedly a senator from South Carolina but actually one of Israel’s top agents, has died. I’m not inclined to speak ill of the dead, but it’s necessary to condemn treason. Graham was a warmonger who served a foreign power and spent much more time in and on Israel than he did his home state. He even called on Israel to use nuclear weapons against Iran and...
by R. Cort Kirkwood (the New American) GOP Senator Lindsey Graham’s final thoughts were not about his constituents or even his family, but instead about waging economic war on Russia and relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia. And more video of the Israel-First senator’s incessantly pounding the drums for war is surfacing on social media. Graham was 71 when he died on Saturday after returning...
By R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who died Saturday night, spent the last days of his life advocating for more war in Iran and more conflict with Russia. Graham was 71 when he died after a “sudden illness,” his office said. The office did not say what befell the Israel First senator. The Washington Post reported rescue efforts at...
By Wayne Allensworth What seems like a long time ago, in a world that now also seems far, far away, I attempted and hoped to have some small influence, some significance in the vast sweep of history as it was unfolding before our eyes. I was still working in the so-called Intelligence Community. Russia was my bailiwick, the focus of what I saw as an attempt to understand that huge, complex...
By Wayne Allensworth The United States of America will soon mark its 250th birthday. But America as such is but a vestige within the body of a failing empire. By “America,” I mean the cultural and demographic core that once defined our country. With a diminishing and divided “red” and “blue” core, “we” are a chaotic mass of competing interest and identity groups. The result might well be...
By Wayne Allensworth There comes a point in your life when resignation takes over. You can sound alarms and experience the horror of realizing just how bad things are — and how much worse they can get. In my youth, such insights drove me. Then you realize that no one is listening or takes your warnings all that seriously. As time goes by, seeming to accelerate as old age changes your frame of...
by R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) A Sudanese asylum faker attempted to behead a white man in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on Monday, but a rescuer arrived at the scene and clobbered the African maniac with a hurling stick. News reports say that mass protests announced by immigration patriot Tommy Robinson failed to materialize, but the Daily Mail and other media reported that...
By Wayne Allensworth For more than three decades, I was paid to notice things. To see patterns. Connect dots. To track developing trends. And to work out scenarios indicating where those trends were heading. Often enough, the trends were not good. The patterns were disturbing. And people don’t like to hear bad news, even when they pay others to deliver it. You can easily get tagged as a...
By Wayne Allensworth You may have read recently that sci-fi neocon Peter Thiel, the trans-humanist founder of Palantir, bought a house in Argentina. He supposedly wants to avoid a proposed billionaire tax in California, might be concerned about nuclear war, could be having nightmares about what might go wrong with AI, or like a number of other plutocrats, maybe he likes the plutocrat-friendly...
By Wayne Allensworth You may have read recently that sci-fi neocon Peter Thiel, the trans-humanist founder of Palantir, bought a house in Argentina. He supposedly wants to avoid a proposed billionaire tax in California, might be concerned about nuclear war, could be having nightmares about what might go wrong with AI, or like a number of other plutocrats, maybe he likes the plutocrat-friendly...
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