This is not just war. It’s the Spectacle of War: where pressure is policy, and peace is postponed for optics.
This is not just war. It’s the Spectacle of War: where pressure is policy, and peace is postponed for optics.
I hope one day the Russian people are free—from the draft, from the lie, from the war they never believed in.
Ukraine is becoming the second Vietnam. After Afghanistan. A proxy theater where belief is manufactured and bodies are spent.
I hope one day the Russian people are free—from the draft, from the lie, from the war they never believed in.
Ukraine is becoming the second Vietnam. After Afghanistan. A proxy theater where belief is manufactured and bodies are spent.
The war will end when Russia stops fighting. But that’s not hard to understand—unless you’re a Putin ally, like many of my leaders are.
I don’t support him. Or his American patrons. Or their vision of a new world order built on conscription, conquest, and spectacle.
The war will end when Russia stops fighting. But that’s not hard to understand—unless you’re a Putin ally, like many of my leaders are.
I don’t support him. Or his American patrons. Or their vision of a new world order built on conscription, conquest, and spectacle.
And the dumbed-down Americans—taught to fear numerals and nuance—were fooled again. Fooled into thanking the thief, into blaming the healer, into kneeling before the spectacle.
This is not healthcare. This is the ritual of abandonment.
And the dumbed-down Americans—taught to fear numerals and nuance—were fooled again. Fooled into thanking the thief, into blaming the healer, into kneeling before the spectacle.
This is not healthcare. This is the ritual of abandonment.
So they unleashed the consent engineers, whispering to the little guy: “It’s a black man’s plan. It must be broken.”
So they unleashed the consent engineers, whispering to the little guy: “It’s a black man’s plan. It must be broken.”
This is the GOP’s long-promised replacement for ObamaCare: a void wrapped in grievance, priced in despair.
From the ACA’s inception, sabotage was the strategy. Not policy, not reform—just erosion. They didn’t need a better plan. They needed a better lie.
This is the GOP’s long-promised replacement for ObamaCare: a void wrapped in grievance, priced in despair.
From the ACA’s inception, sabotage was the strategy. Not policy, not reform—just erosion. They didn’t need a better plan. They needed a better lie.
They sabotaged the ACA, then pulled the rug from Reagan’s DOE—proving that even conservative legacy is expendable when the goal is mass intellectual disarmament.
This is the Thankful Victim Cycle: where betrayal is ritualized, and the robbed kneel in gratitude.
They sabotaged the ACA, then pulled the rug from Reagan’s DOE—proving that even conservative legacy is expendable when the goal is mass intellectual disarmament.
This is the Thankful Victim Cycle: where betrayal is ritualized, and the robbed kneel in gratitude.
Wrapped in flag and God, the opportunist in red robbed the people of wealth and power—and was thanked for it. The victims applauded their own dispossession, mistaking spectacle for salvation.
Wrapped in flag and God, the opportunist in red robbed the people of wealth and power—and was thanked for it. The victims applauded their own dispossession, mistaking spectacle for salvation.