The last thing in the world the globalists would tolerate...

Editor's note: ...would be German engineering capabilities tied to Russia's vast resources. The world would be taken to war to prevent this from happening. What else could possibly explain the vehement hatred of Russia from the west and that includes Europe? There are indications that Germany's AfD political party has ties to Russian financial sources. The AfD's pro-Russia positioning reflects both genuine political conviction and separate, more serious allegations. On conviction: figures like AfD's foreign-policy spokesman Markus Frohnmaier have attended Russian state economic forums and met Kremlin-linked officials, and party leader Alexander Gauland met Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin in 2015, part of a real ideological drift toward Eurasianist, anti-Western positions since 2022, rooted in skepticism of NATO and opposition to continued Ukraine aid, which the party frames as costly and against German interests. 

Frohnmaier married Daria Tsoy, a Russian journalist who wrote the pro-Kremlin Izvestiya story about him and his AfD colleague, less than a year after the April 2017 Russian strategy document and campaign support letter, which described securing him as "our own absolutely controlled MP," were drafted. On allegations: Petr Bystron faces money-laundering prosecution over alleged payments tied to a Kremlin-linked propaganda outlet and leaked documents show Russian officials deliberately cultivated AfD's Frohnmaier as a Bundestag candidate as early as 2017. These are prosecutorial and documentary matters, distinct from ordinary policy disagreement, and most remain pre-trial or under investigation.

The following mentioned works build resistance...

Editor's note: ...to state and media propaganda in different ways because most people are likely plugged into a permanent state of "negative default programming" and know no other alternative. Orwell's Politics and the English Language and 1984, along with Klemperer's The Language of the Third Reich, train readers to catch manipulation at the level of individual words: euphemism, passive voice, slogans built to be repeated rather than examined. Miłosz's The Captive Mind and Levi's survivor writings show how intelligent people get absorbed into propagandized systems, guarding against the assumption that education alone makes someone immune. Arendt's Origins of Totalitarianism and Snyder's On Tyranny explain how ideology replaces reasoning with a closed system that explains everything, so readers learn to notice when an explanation feels too complete. Andrew Łobaczewski's Political Ponerology discusses how psychopaths and other clinically disordered individuals who systematically rise to power during social crises and reshape entire political systems into "pathocracies" that normalize their disordered worldview as ideology. Satire like Swift's A Modest Proposal and Zamyatin's We sharpens the ability to spot rhetorical excess dressed as reasonable logic. Novels with unreliable narrators, such as Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day and Nabokov's Pale Fire, build the habit of cross-checking claims against outside evidence. Poets like Szymborska and Akhmatova, writing under totalitarian conditions, model language that resists collapsing into slogans. Together, this reading trains attention to language, memory of how manipulation actually unfolded, and a working habit of doubt, the tools needed to recognize propaganda rather than simply be told it exists.

Jefferson's Second Chance: How America's Farmland Crisis Could Rebuild the Agrarian Dream

Reclaiming the Land: America's Farm Crisis Is Also Its Greatest Opportunity

An investigation into the largest farmland transfer in American history, and why young people should run toward it, not away from it

The Land Is Moving. Nobody's Watching.

Somewhere in Iowa, a 71-year-old widow is deciding what to do with 400 acres her husband farmed for 45 years. Somewhere in Nebraska, three siblings who haven't set foot on their late father's wheat ground in a decade are arguing over whether to lease it, sell it, or let a solar developer pave it with panels. Multiply that scene by hundreds of thousands, and you have the largest, quietest transfer of land wealth in American history and almost nobody under 35 has been invited to the table.

The numbers are staggering. More than 40 percent of U.S. farmland, over 150 million acres, is expected to change hands in the next 10 to 15 years. The average American farmer is 57.5 years old. The average farmland owner is over 70. Only 8 percent of producers are under 35. This is not a slow demographic drift, it is a cliff, and Americans are walking toward it with their eyes on their smart phones doom scrolling.

Kickbacks at DHS: The Allegations Against Corey Lewandowski, and President Trump's Own Private Suspicions

Editor's note: Corey Lewandowski, a longtime Trump ally who served as a special government employee and de facto chief of staff to former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, faces allegations that he "demanded kickbacks from contractors seeking DHS business", including GEO Group and firms tied to a $220 million ad campaign. The claims are backed by NBC and Wall Street Journal reporting citing multiple senior White House and DHS officials, and DHS's own Inspector General has opened an investigation into whether contracts were improperly awarded. House Democrats are also pushing for subpoenas, a fact critics note carries clear midterm messaging value. Lewandowski and Noem deny any wrongdoing and call the claims politically motivated. No charges have been filed, but the volume of independent sourcing, including from inside the administration itself, makes this more than another typical partisan move just before the midterms. President Trump reportedly told advisers that "Corey made out on that one," referring to the $220 million DHS ad campaign, suggesting even he has privately questioned whether Lewandowski profited from the deal.

Butchered by Bureaucracy: The Fight to Take Beef Back from Big Meat

Editor's note: The following uses President Trump's September 2026 executive order on meat processing as a way into a bigger story: how a handful of corporations (see The Anatomy of Corporate Serfdom: How Tyson Foods and Three Other Giants Cornered America's Beef Supply) came to dominate American beef, and what it would actually take to build small, local alternatives. Using Meatworks, a nonprofit Massachusetts slaughterhouse, as a case study, it breaks down the real financial barriers facing small processors, from high fixed regulatory costs to a shortage of trained butchers, then proposes a decentralized path forward built on state loan funds, farmer cooperatives, and tiered safety standards, while weighing whether the USDA itself has the incentive to let that happen.
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Trump's Meat Processing Order: What It Actually Changes, and What It Doesn't

On September 4, 2026, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at loosening the grip of the nation's largest meatpackers on the beef supply chain. Flanked by ranchers from Texas, California, Ohio, Arizona, and South Dakota in the Oval Office, Trump framed the move as long overdue relief for an industry squeezed by consolidation. "For the first time ever, we're going to give farmers and ranchers the right to process their own food," he said at the signing.

 

Worst case fear scenario: 150,000 militarized robots...

Editor's note: ...clandestinely moved through supply chains from China into Canada and are now preparing for an invasion of America through the northern border. Note from The Exposé: Why do you think they want robots that are capable of waging urban warfare, e.g. humanoid robots that have unique advantages in environments such as buildings and tunnels? For the same reason they want to push the world's population into 15-minute cities, perhaps? Maybe Elon Musk's Tesla should gear up for rapid advances in its fully autonomous AI-driven military robots (autonomous warfare) to take on China at the Canadian border? This would make for a great science fiction novel if it weren't so damn real.

The Pentagon apparently polygraphed dozens of...

Editor's note: ...officers and civilian employees in August, hunting for whoever leaked word of America's dwindling weapons stockpiles, a move that followed Pete Hegseth's vow in July to "prosecute unauthorized disclosures" to the press. None of this required a leak to see what was coming: basic arithmetic and the visible strain of supplying Ukraine already made the sustainment crisis obvious. The US military is built for short, overwhelming "shock and awe" campaigns, not prolonged fights, a weakness laid bare by the faltering 2023 counteroffensive and the months-long struggle against Iran, hardly a military peer of Russia. The polygraph sweep looks less like real accountability and more like Pete Hegseth silencing internal critics to protect his own image and political ambitions. There are two different stories here, Hegseth is facing criticism over a Pentagon leak investigation and these people mentioned including Hegseth manufacturing distractions.

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International Public Notice: Finding an Enemy

September 7, 2026 | By Anna Von Reitz

Mr. Trump, Mr. Hegseth, and Mr. Rubio are desperate. Just like Joe Biden and Barack Obama were desperate.

This Notice is addressed specifically and personally and commercially to each and every one of them and also the members of all "Congressional" bodies. This is what we say about them and to them:

Notice to Agents is Notice to Principals; Notice to Principals is Notice to Agents:

Landesnetz gets hacked, the AfD takes control and Volkswagen to shed 100,000 jobs

Editor's note: The hacker group Rhysida infiltrated Berlin's state network (Landesnetz) around August 7–14, 2026, and demanded 30 Bitcoin (~€2 million) not to leak the stolen data. The city refused to pay, the deadline expired on Friday (September 4), and Rhysida published the data: around 5.8 terabytes across roughly 1.44 million files. The files reportedly include more than 5,000 personnel files, fine proceedings, payslips, confidential parliamentary committee documents, and vulnerability analyses of Berlin's drinking water supply. Independent scans catalog personal records of over 12,000 named individuals, thousands of phone numbers, IBANs, contracts, and financial files.

5GW-style narrative: Lindsay Clancy is likely a covert information operation

Editor's note: In the framework of 5th Generation Warfare (5GW) theory, the trial of Lindsay Clancy is a scripted, CIA-orchestrated broadcast designed to manipulate public perception and test viewers' legal literacy would itself be an example of a 5GW-style narrative, since this event is likely a covert information operation. The recent televised murder trial is fabricated, and can be compared to past televised trials that have been staged. With the deadlocked jury, arguing that under U.S. law, unanimity is required to convict but not to acquit, so an 11-1 vote in favor of acquittal would function as a de facto acquittal even though it is technically a hung jury. In 5GW are we seeing the three branches of the American government, the executive, the legislative, and the judicial, who most Americans probably couldn't name at this point, being deliberately destroyed then rebuilt? If this is 5GW think about the countless witless women in America who have been caught up in this warfare?

Update: The Lindsay Clancy Case is the MOST FAKE of all Time
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Women Defending Lindsay Clancy Admit They're Dangerous And Unaccountable

By Eddie Scarry | September 4, 2026

Now that the Lindsay Clancy case just ended in a mistrial and justice is, for the moment, suspended, it's time to pay special attention to a certain kind of woman, a perfect example of which showed herself while Plymouth County, Massachusetts, District Attorney Timothy Cruz was talking to news media immediately after the trial judge declared the mistrial.

If you had an extra $81.3 million available...

Editor's note: ...to you to spend as freely as incompetent governments do, what would you do with that money? Finance a business? Cultivate an organic glyphosate free productive farm? Start a bakery offering the finest sourdough bread west of Europe? Donate $1 million to a local homeless shelter? The amount of money dropped into Ukraine since Russia's SMO to de-Nazify the place (there is currently a mafia turf war going on inside Kiev) beginning in February 2022, shows that Western allies have committed roughly €400+ billion (~$430+ billion) in total military, financial, and humanitarian aid to Ukraine, with Europe (EU institutions and member states, plus UK, Norway, and Switzerland) now in the lead at around €165.7 billion (~$180 billion), just ahead of the US at about €130.6 billion (~$140 billion), though the US still edges out Europe specifically in military aid (roughly €65 billion vs. €65.1 billion, essentially tied), while the EU has separately spent an estimated €155 billion on refugee support since 2022, bringing Europe's total "cost" of the war to around €330 billion over 3.5 years, even as overall new aid allocations slowed sharply in 2025 following the halt of U.S. military assistance. In starker terms: It has taken $430 billion to kill well over 2 million human beings (1,660 in the past week) and destroy billions of dollars worth of infrastructure.
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The Ukraine Money Pit — Estonia's €70 Million Scandal

September 4, 2026 | By Martin Armstrong

Estonia's Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur has resigned after a €70 million [$81.3 million] ammunition deal intended to supply Ukraine blew up into a procurement scandal. Estonia agreed to purchase artillery shells from Datasel, an Italian-registered company owned by India's Neco Defense Munitions, despite the companies having no established history of selling artillery shells. Millions were paid in advance, deliveries ran into problems, Estonia terminated the contracts, and the dispute has now gone to arbitration. This is what happens when government declares everything an emergency and suddenly the normal rules surrounding public money become inconvenient.

America is moving in the right direction

Editor's note: Mockingbird Properties, lays out a years long legal battle alleging that Texas appraisal districts, starting with the Denton Central Appraisal District (DCAD), systematically inflate home values so that school districts can justify rising property taxes to cover growing bond debt. Mockingbird Properties argues (see DOJ: The fraud is on a colossal scale and out of control (U.S. Fraud Exceeds Property Tax Revenue)) that the appraisal review boards meant to hear homeowner protests can only adjust one value for one year and have no power to rule on whether the underlying appraisal method itself is lawful, this lets flawed practices continue unchecked. The Mockingbird Properties' site includes original court filings, an appeal now before the U.S. Supreme Court as of August 2026, DCAD board meeting transcripts describing manual changes to tens of thousands of property values, and data that shows local property values roughly doubling since 2017 while inflation rose only about a quarter as much. 

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THE PROPERTY TAX SCAM: Stafford, Texas – A City Without Property Tax

By 2nd Smartest Guy In the World | September 6, 2026

The socially engineered tax slaves have been indoctrinated in their "free" schooling to mindlessly accept all forms of statist thievery, not limited to property taxation.

These tax slaves push back on the unconstitutionality of taxation by asking how various goods and services would ever be provided to them and their communities if they were not stolen from.

Exposing the hidden elite funding the collapse of the West

Editor's note: If readers of this blog, who we are highly appreciative of even if you click through or spend a few minutes here, if you want to know of one antagonist group who are fucking with us watch this interview. Readers are reminded this is only one set of antagonists; there are many more.

The blind leading the blind with...

Editor's note: ...the socialists and neoliberals arguing endlessly over how money should be spent, but almost never over who gets to create it in the first place, and that silence has a cost every generation now feels directly. Under the current fiat system, new money enters the economy first through central banks and commercial bank lending, inflating asset prices, especially housing, before wages ever catch up, which is precisely why young people today are being priced out of homeownership while carrying record debt. This isn't a left or right problem: an Austrian economist worried about currency debasement and a young progressive worried about unaffordable rent are, whether they realize it or not, pointing at the same mechanism. Until the question of who creates money and who benefits first from that creation is put back on the table, no amount of redistributing or deregulating the money we already have will fix what's actually broken. Almost none of these people involved in the rise of socialism are entirely aware of how the Cantillon effect is impacting them financially or in their arguments. Monetary reform isn't a niche policy footnote; it's the missing piece both camps keep arguing around. Monetary reform: Let's roll our sleeves up and get the job done instead of these endless intellectual debates.
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How Neoliberals Fueled the Rise of Socialism

By Connor O'Keeffe | September 2, 2026

The rising popularity of politicians on the American left who either explicitly identify as socialist or, at least, don't shy away from or disavow the term appears to be causing genuine concern within the Washington establishment.

That is, of course, entirely justified. Socialism is profoundly unjust and destructive.

These days, the socialists like to present their entire ideology as nothing more than having a bit of empathy for those in need or an interest in seeing everyone "have" access to services like modern healthcare.

The Brussels connection: how progressive strategy travels from London to Madrid

Editor's note: In the previous post we described how the British Fabian socialist's (an offspring of the East India Company) ultimate goal is to "create communism" and how the Fabians have become a major ideological influence over "Orwell's pigs" in the Democratic Party, but also how their networks have moved in the EU. As was pointed out, the Fabians never made a secret of their adherence to "evolution" over "revolution." Patient reform through existing institutions rather than revolution, embedded right into the society's name since 1884. From the republished Zero Hedge article below, the Fabian ideology doesn't land in Spain on its own. It moves through Brussels, specifically through the Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS), the think tank that ties Europe's social democratic parties together, and where the Fabian Society and the Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE) both hold a seat at the table. Inside PSOE, ideas get built, tested, and exported through joint conferences, shared publications, and standing policy units, including a "migration working group pushing regularization and legal pathways over enforcement." 

The PSOE isn't watching from the sidelines here publishing incomprehensible wonk papers nobody reads. Anna Terrón Cusí, Spain's former immigration chief, and Hana Jalloul, the party's international policy secretary, have both worked inside FEPS's migration and foreign policy circles. So the transition belt here is real, and traceable: British strategic thinking filters into a Brussels institution, Spanish socialist officials sit on its committees, and what comes out of those rooms finds its way back into PSOE's own playbook and the Spanish people get pummeled by their traitorous government with mass migration from Africa. London is building the ideological machinery that builds the ideas in the first place.
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Massive Madrid protests erupt over Socialist regime's handling of Ceuta migrant invasion: "Save us from our traitor gov't

By Tyler Durden | September 3, 2026

Spain's Ceuta border invasion has morphed into a major political headache for Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Tens of thousands of Spaniards took to the streets of Madrid to protest the government's handling of the crisis, potentially accelerating the political shift identified by Nomura analysts, who expect right-wing populist movements to gain traction across Europe during the next 18-month election cycle.

The British Fabian Socialists created...

Editor's note: ...the British Labour Party and this outfit calling themselves a "political think tank" have been in operation for 142 years. The British Fabians adhere to "evolution" over "revolution." The Fabian's ultimate objective is to create a communist state. The Fabians do this by injecting what they call "permeation" into society through indoctrination. America has not been inoculated against this subversion from what we see in the Zero Hedge article republished below. The Fabian ideology has been repeatedly shoved down our throats so often over the course of the past 140 years or so, that it is now the truth and Americans have sadly accepted this "truth" at great peril to themselves. The Democratic Party will not tolerate any opposition to this nefarious ideology and will deploy their weapon of "being on the far right" against their opposition. George Orwell projected out 100 years after their founding in 1884 what the Fabians would achieve, and in opposition to them, wrote his book 1984. The pigs on George Orwell's Animal Farm, are the current Democratic Party pigs who think they are more important than all the other pigs on their socialist farm. The Fabian Society has roughly 7,000 to 8,000 members today, making it a relatively small organization by membership size, though its influence has traditionally come from the roles its members hold (in Parliament, the LSE, government, academia, BoE, and media). As of the 2024 election, the Society reported over 140 Fabian-affiliated UK MPs in Parliament and they are the heart of globalism stretching into the EU and into America. The brilliance of Fabianism is that the Democrats in the US are Fabians but they don't even realize it.

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192 House Democrats Refuse To Condemn Socialism As Party Scrambles To Avert DSA Civil War

By Tyler Durden | September 2, 2026

It is not surprising whatsoever that nearly every House Democrat voted against a Republican-led resolution condemning socialism, giving Republicans fresh campaign material for the upcoming midterm elections amid the rise of the cancerous Democratic Socialists of America within the increasingly unhinged left-wing party.