By Wayne Allensworth Human beings live in webs of relationships — relationships that overlap but are prioritized by most people in most places, in most times, by proximity. These priorities are the basis of moral teachings which, when codified and extended to all members of a polity in law, become institutionalized, at least in theory. But the oldest rules of all, the ones we know without needing...
By Wayne Allensworth By the time you notice that something is terribly wrong it’s often too late to fix it. Much of my adult life has been a slow but steady realization that things were and are worse than I thought. But I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s back up a bit to a time when I was first beginning a new career and a new life, a convinced Cold Warrior who soon realized that the Cold War was...
By Wayne Allensworth I’ve written previously on the Trump administration and the Epstein files here. Some more thoughts follow. I urge readers to watch the two embedded videos which are quite informative. Many years ago, I was in a Moscow hotel bar having a drink with a Russian source who worked in the mayor’s office. He was a well-known pundit and political strategist. After a few drinks — he...
By Wayne Allensworth The Trump administration has taken some important positive steps in its first six months. But there is a lot left to do. Here are some thoughts on where we stand. The United States is at least pausing supplies of weapons to Ukraine. The Pentagon had informed the White House that American weapons stockpiles were being depleted by supplying Kyiv. It’s about time. President...
By Wayne Allensworth Something of great importance is taking place in the Great White North — something important not just for Canada but for the American Remnant. The “prairie provinces,” Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, plus British Columbia, are distancing themselves from Ottawa, perhaps even contemplating secession. There has even been talk of Alberta seeking admittance to the United...
By Wayne Allensworth The failure and waste of the Ukraine war is a sign of globalism’s impending demise. The Ukraine war is nearing its end, and with it, the American superpower and its bid for global hegemony may end as well. As of this writing in late March 2025, Russian forces have surrounded Ukrainian troops in Kursk Oblast in the Russian Federation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr...
By Wayne Allensworth Legacy media is making far too much of “Signalgate.” It’s another example of the Blob’s Media Megaphone blaring away about a single incident, shorn of context or anything comparable, then manufacturing a crisis and attempting to set the “news” agenda. I doubt that it works so well this time. Anyone with a sense of even recent history knows better. If you want an enormous...
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...
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