The Post-Partisan Emporium

  The Purpose is to Make the Whole Country and the World Like the Airport Dr. Joseph Sansone After the September, 1, 2001,  false flag attacks  on the World Trade Center in New York, it was painfully obvious that the end game was to make the whole country, and the world, like the airport. Once it was established that for your safety a ‘Rights Free’ so called security zone could be created at the airport, it was clear that if the government could ignore the Bill of Rights at airports, it could do so anywhere once it created the pretext. This analysis of mine was backed up at the time by the Patriot Act and the creation of a mass surveillance state. The assessment was proven correct during the COVID plandemic when the whole country and the world was locked down like a prison camp, face diapers were forced on people, and people were forced to stand six feet apart, and follow little lines on the floor. The humiliation ritual was capped off with forced or coerced  MRNA Bi...

  EU Ewwww! Talk about stepping in it Radio Far Side It’s been a week of astonishing irony. Rob Reiner, a long-time and very vocal proponent of banning guns was stabbed to death. While an interesting side show, it pales in comparison to one of the great suicides in all of human history, overshadowing even Cleopatra’s asp — and history tells us she had a fine asp at that. I’m talking, of course, of the EU’s incredibly senseless and wildly reckless flying double-gainer on its own sword. Among baffling and disastrous political blunders, this one dwarfs the competition. In fact, but for Athens launching the Sicilian Expedition in 415 BC, or the USSR invading Afghanistan in 1979, it’s difficult to come up with anything more self-destructive than the EU confiscating Russia’s money. And the reason makes it all the more unhinged. This event will go down in history as one of the most monumentally stupid things any political entity has ever done. It’s going to have profound repercussions thr...

  Israel’s Tech Tactics and the Future of Total War The weaponization of surveillance, AI, and deepfakes in modern conflict. Alexander Dugin Since the beginning of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in Gaza – almost immediately following the Hamas attack on Israel during Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which triggered a chain reaction of subsequent events – we have witnessed Israel’s deployment of military technologies previously unseen in action. These technologies played a decisive role in securing Israeli success in several military and political operations. They involved the use of communication devices, computers, mobile phones, and even pagers to inflict sensitive, even critical, losses on the enemy. This tactic was tightly interwoven with missile strikes and combat drones. Moreover, it is now clear that Israel actively employed deepfake technology. Together, these factors have fundamentally transformed the nature of modern warfare. Israel’s adversaries in the Middle East were utterly...