Ranking first this last week was the Saker’s discussion of the ongoing death of what he styles our “AngloZionist Empire,” an event of enormous geopolitical implications.  To his mind, the key sign was the aftermath of the American assassination of top Iranian general leader Qasem Soleimani at the beginning of this year which resulted in an unanswered Iranian wave of long-range cruise missile attacks on pre-warned US military installations in the region, revealing a completely unexpected degree of precision in this weapons.  As a result, the US and the rest of the world now recognizes that Iran could destroy all of America’s military infrastructure and inflict thousands of casualties in any future conflict, as well as severely damage Gulf oil facilities or Israeli installations, completely altering the balance of power in that vital region.

All five of our remaining most popular features related to the looming presidential election and related issues, led by Fred Reed’s critique of Trump as a “vaporware” president, who has accomplished almost none of his campaign promises, from immigration to ending foreign wars and reestablishing friendly relations with Russia.  Closely following was Philip Giraldi’s discussion of the rising tide of “Wokeness” in his own region of once-Republican suburban Virginia, with “political correctness” on racial issues rising to new heights, while satirist C.J. Hopkins explains the rising Democratic hopes that they will finally evict the “Trumpian Hitler” from the White House.  Although Kevin MacDonald freely admits that Trump has been far from an ideal president, he argues that his reelection is vital to stave off the consequences of a Biden/Harris win, which might permanently doom America’s future.  And finally, Thomas Dalton discusses the alleged “QAnon” conspiracy that has become so wildly popular in elements of the pro-Trump base, promoting the idea that their idealized president is secretly battling a cabal of satanic pedophiles located in the top ranks of the Democratic Party elite.