VII. The European Model: US-Funded Illusions on Borrowed Time While Israel was running its permanent-emergency script in the Middle East, Europe was running a different, but related, illusion: US-paid socialism. For decades, European governments built expansive welfare states, heavy regulatory structures, and elaborate social promises under the assumption that the United States would quietly underwrite … Read more
Immigration as Invasion: A 250-Year Strategy to Destabilize America America’s immigration crisis didn’t begin in 2020, or 2001, or 1965. It began the moment the United States broke free from the British Empire. Foreign powers understood immediately that they could not reclaim America by force. So they turned to the oldest geopolitical tactic in the … Read more
For the First Time in Millennia: A Real Path to Middle Eastern Peace Emerges For most of the modern era, the Middle East has been defined by cycles of war, proxy conflict, and manufactured crises. Israel sat at the center of that storm — sometimes as a genuine victim, often as a powerful regional actor … Read more
The Moment Israel Realized the Center of the Middle East Shifted Without Them For the first time in living memory, and arguably for the first time in millennia, the Middle East is undergoing a strategic realignment that does not run through Jerusalem. It happened fast. It happened publicly. And it happened in a way that … Read more