By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
November 27, 2025
By now everyone is aware that six Democrats in Congress created videos in which they openly encourage members of the U.S. military and Intelligence Community to mutiny against the commander in chief. They couched their seditious statements in the pretense that they are interested only in protecting the Constitution, but their message is unmistakable: Resist President Trump's lawful orders, and we'll have your backs.
By Tom Woods
November 27, 2025
The Trump posts about Rand Paul and Thomas Massie just keep coming, including one saying the Republican Party is more unified than ever before with the exception of these terrible dissidents.
J.D. Vance evidently doesn't feel the same, lashing out today at the "beltway GOP":
After four years of house prices doubling (and in some areas, tripling) many young people feel priced out of the American Dream of homeownership.
By John & Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
November 27, 2025
We find ourselves approaching that time of year when, as George Washington and Abraham Lincoln proclaimed, we're supposed to give thanks as a nation and as individuals for our safety and our freedoms.
It's not an easy undertaking.
The contrast between George Washington's first Thanksgiving proclamation and the state of the nation today reveals how far we have drifted-and how low we have fallen-since Washington called upon early Americans (a nation of immigrants) to give thanks for a government that protected their safety and happiness, and for a Constitution designed to safeguard civil and religious liberty.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
November 27, 2025
As a national holiday, Thanksgiving originated as war propaganda.
It was Abe Lincoln in November 1863 who made Thanksgiving a national holiday. The Union Army under Grant had finally won a battle at Shiloh, and the victory called for celebration.
American Indians, or native Americans as some prefer, give no thanks for the Europeans' arrival or for Lincoln's victory over the Confederacy.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
November 26, 2025
President Trump correctly called out the TV networks for their fake news and said they should be broken up. He is correct. It was President Clinton who apparently was paid by the Jews to let them monopolize 90% of the American media in 6 hands.
Trump should include National Public Radio in the breakup. I came to this conclusion today when listening to a NPR host decry making the large number of childhood vaccinations voluntary.
By Charles Hugh Smith
OfTwoMinds.com
November 26, 2025
Borrowing more to maintain spending is hanging on by one's fingernails, not middle-class security.
The middle class is cracking, but if you want a statistic that "proves" this, there isn't one. The cracking isn't a statistic, it's the culmination of observations logged over the past 15 years about these critical measures of what it takes to qualify as middle class:
By Donald Jeffries
"I Protest"
November 26, 2025
Family dysfunction is so widespread in America 2.0 that they had to invent a new term to describe it More and more childless, often lonely 'Murricans are celebrating "Friendsgiving." Not Thanksgiving. When your family is hopelessly fractured, you turn to friends, if you have any. Hopefully, you still give thanks before eating.
In the photo above, the "friends" appear as if they're attending a seance, not a special dinner for the purpose of expressing gratitude for the blessings of life.
By Paul Dragu
The New American
November 26, 2025
If the Trump administration decides to invade Venezuela, the backlash from the MAGA base will be so intense that the movement will implode. That's what Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) recently predicted during an interview with a Libertarian publication.
Paul told Reason's Nick Gillespie last week that "If [President Donald Trump] invades Venezuela or gives more money to Ukraine, his movement will dissolve." The sentiment is a reminder that the president's coalition, which has repeatedly been angered this year, is barely holding together as it is.
By John Leake
Courageous Discourse
November 26, 2025
In the summer of 2021, I visited an old friend on Cape Cod and took the opportunity to pay my respects to my mother's ancestors at the Ancient Sears Cemetery in West Brewster, Barnstable, Massachusetts. My mother is a direct descendent of Richard Sears, who was born around 1595, and settled in Plymouth Colony in 1638.
Though Richard Sears was a dedicated puritan who identified strongly with the faith of the original Plymouth congregation, his descendants in the 18th century came to embrace the enlightenment ideals of the Founding Fathers-that is, freedom of conscience and speech, limited government, and the primacy of the free individual to pursue his interests, unfettered by state power.
George Samuelson
Given that she has three more years to polish her image, MTG could just have a realistic chance at becoming the first female U.S. president, with or without the support of Donald Trump.
After a brutal fallout with U.S. President Donald Trump, Republican lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene has confided to allies that she is considering running for president in 2028, TIME reported.
Le socialisme est une idée merveilleuse. C'est seulement dans la réalité qu'il s'est révélé désastreux. −Thomas Sowell
Par James Howard Kunstler - Le 7 novembre 2025 - Source Clusterfuck Nation
Frères d'armes : Alex Soros (à gauche) et Zohran (à droite)
Le sourire radieux de Zohran vous fait-il penser à un chiot labradoodle ? Le type était tout aussi doux et mignon pendant la campagne électorale pour la mairie, souriant sans remords devant les caméras, promettant un paradis douillet fait de cadeaux qui offriraient une vie « abordable » aux masses laborieuses de jeunes sous-employés, condamnés par leurs prêts étudiants impossibles à rembourser et les diplômes en études de genre qu'ils ont innocemment achetés avec tout cet argent.
By Jacob G. Hornberger
The Future of Freedom Foundation
November 25, 2025
Tomorrow, November 22, marks the 62nd anniversary of the U.S. national-security establishment's assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Yes, I know, there are still Americans who buy into the official "conspiracy-theory" line and the official lone-nut theory of the assassination, but I most definitely am not one of them.
By Douglas Macgregor
The American Conservative
November 25, 2025
In April 1939, American unemployment reached 20.7 percent. For Henry Morgenthau Jr., Franklin D. Roosevelt's Secretary of the Treasury, this was bad news. In a private meeting he confessed to two senior congressmen: "We are spending more than we have ever spent before and it does not work... After eight years of this administration, we have just as much unemployment as when we started.
By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org
November 25, 2025
Banks with credit card businesses are currently charging an annual interest rate of 19.24 percent on purchases. If you use their card for cash advances, the interest rate you pay is 29.99 percent. If I remember my medieval history, 30% is higher than the usury Jews charged that led to pogroms and is higher than the percentage of serf labor to which feudal lords had claim..
par Enrico Grazzini
Source: sinistrainrete.info
Trump ment : l'Europe n'aspire pas aux ressources de l'Amérique. C'est en fait le contraire. Les données sur la balance des paiements le prouvent.
Le président américain Trump affirme que l'Europe pompe de l'argent à l'Amérique et que les relations économiques entre les États-Unis et l'Europe sont fortement déséquilibrées au détriment des États-Unis, mais cela est faux.
Nous vivons à une époque des plus stupides et les Démocrates sont véritablement dirigés par les plus stupides d'entre nous. − Sean Davis, The Federalist
Par James Howard Kunstler - Le 10 novembre 2025 - Source Clusterfuck Nation
On peut supposer que le gouvernement rouvrira cette semaine, mais ensuite ? Il pourrait fermer à nouveau en janvier, lorsque le dernier financement provisoire sera épuisé.
Martin Jay
Was Virginia Giuffre really a victim of Epstein's evil cabal, or a profiteer?
Was Virginia Giuffre really a victim of Epstein's evil cabal, or a profiteer? A legal case soon to be heard will put her on trial even from the grave to establish if she is a liar.
The recent publication of Virginia Giuffre's book about her experiences as a trafficked sex worker of the former disgraced financier Jeffry Epstein has caused a storm on both sides of the Atlantic, but more so in the UK where the royal formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been stripped of all his royal pomp and is about to be evicted from the royal mansion.
George Samuelson
The Trump administration, which has its own reasons for not wanting the files made public, are taking active steps to hamper the process.
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed legislation to force the Justice Department to make public its case files on the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, but should the American people expect justice to prevail?
To get some idea how far some politicians - American politicians, no less - will go to protect their dalliances spilling into the public realm, consider that on August 20, 1998, the exact day that Monica Lewinsky was scheduled to appear before a grand jury and testify about her affair with then President and Commander-in-Chief Bill Clinton, the United States military obliterated a medicine plant in distant Sudan, announcing that it belonged to Al Qaeda.
By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
November 24, 2025
Many people today think that it should be illegal to discriminate against other people because of their race, sex, or religion. Applied to blacks, the view I'll be discussing claims that people should not be allowed to "discriminate" against blacks by refusing to hire them, by refusing to rent to them or to sell property to them, or to reject them in business transactions.
By J.B. Shurk
American Thinker
November 24, 2025
You've been there. You wake up, grab some coffee, check LewRockwell, and then begin sorting through domestic and global news. All of a sudden, a story smacks you in the jaw, and you almost spit up some much-needed caffeinated brew.
That's what happened to me when I saw Breitbart's lead story early Thursday. It didn't concern the prospect of nuclear war with China or Russia, and it had nothing to do with federal judges cosplaying as royal monarchs.