The Post-Partisan Emporium

  Has America Been Set Up As History’s Ultimate “Bumbling Villain”? Brandon Smith Editor’s Note: It’s not often we publish an article written before OffG even existed, but this one – written  over a decade ago in September 2013  and brought to our attention by  Mark Gresham  – is both interesting and prescient. It discusses the decline of US power, the rise of BRICS, and plans for a global currency  seven years  before COVID brought all those plans center-stage. It also warns of a false or exaggerated US-Russia binary and Putin’s globalist tendencies. * The high priests of academic and “official” history love a good villain for two reasons:  First, because good official villains make the struggles and accomplishments of good official heroes even more awe-inspiring.  And, second, because nothing teaches (or propagandizes) the masses more thoroughly than the social or political lessons inherent in the documented rise and fall of the world’s mos...

  Simon Elmer on the Betrayal by Freedom Movement Spokespersons in Response to the Gaza Genocide RUSERE SHONIWA On 20 November,  Simon Elmer tweeted  his thoughts on “why the so-called ‘Freedom Movement’ has been betrayed by some of its most prominent spokesmen in response to the genocide being committed in Gaza, and what this tells us about future forms of resistance to the Great Reset.” His tweet, for the most part, articulates much of what I have been feeling since I saw the likes of Laura Dodsworth and Norman Fenton lining up to support Israel’s exploitation of the 7 October Hamas attack as a pretext for genocide. In their  October Declaration , they intimate that Israel’s barbaric response is justifiable: “Hamas knew that there would be consequences to 7 October, but the consequences did not weigh with Hamas.” And so far, what are the consequences that the October Declaration signatories are comfortable with? According to  Euro-Med monitor to the ...