The Post-Partisan Emporium

  From Unrest in Albania to Toxic Jabs, the Elite Are in Multiple Cover-Up Mode. Here’s Why! Pre-Revolutionary Times Provoke Industrial-Level Censorship Nick Griffin One of the signs of a strong, confident leadership in any form of human endeavour is a willingness to accept scrutiny, admit to problems and to allow criticism of genuine failings. So the recent lurch by the entire System media elite into multiple cover-ups as a matter of course tells us a great deal about the chronic insecurity and fundamental weakness of our masters. Of course, there have always been cover-ups; Britain’s two ‘parties of government’ have had a long tradition of sniping at each other over all sorts of issues, but of covering each other’s backs when it came to really serious misbehaviour by key figures. To what extent this has been out of fear of Mutually Assured Destruction (“we’ll say nothing about X if you’ll keep quiet about Y”) and how much it was about the need to preserve the credibility of the s...

  We are trapped in Cyclop’s cave, but escape could be easy... Alex Krainer A Michigan nurse, one Tawanda Hall missed $900 on her property taxes. The county took her $308,000 home , sold it and confiscated the entire $286,000 in profit. The government took everything she owed, then everything she had: “They took my whole house, my whole family’s livelihood.” Journalist John Stossel pointed out to another case where a county seized a retiree’s home over an $8 debt. People shouldn’t have to fight in court to stop the government from taking their home over eight dollars. And they shouldn’t have to pay property taxes in the first place: it’s almost like you have to pay the government for the privilege of having property. A few months ago, American political commentator Nick Fuentes posted a video message about the U.S. government seizing his funds. Here’s what happened: one day he discovered that he had zero dollars in his checking account. He called his bank and learned that, “you...