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How to Change the World: Entrepreneurship vs. Politics
Dr. Per Bylund contrasts the futility of politics with the quiet power of entrepreneurship, showing how innovative businesses like Uber and Amazon actually dismantle regulations, reshape institutions, and push the state back more effectively than any protest movement or election.
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Aug 25, 2026 / Alastair Crooke
Trump Mulls Raising the Stakes to Force Iranian Capitulation
The 60-day MoU has expired. The framework of Iranian pre-conditions for any start to negotiations nonetheless lingers on in its comatose state. Instead of the endlessly touted “Iran deal,” the picture is almost the complete opposite of what President Trump sought to create when he adopted the MoU framework (even if it is not clear […]
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Jul 22, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Secret Service Official Sounds Alarm: "Threat Environment Highest Ever" As Assassination Attempts Explode
Secret Service Official Sounds Alarm: "Threat Environment Highest Ever" As Assassination Attempts Explode
The threat environment facing individuals under U.S. Secret Service protection, including President Trump, is the highest the agency has ever recorded, a senior official said during a background briefing with reporters, according to CNBC.
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"What we're seeing now is something I've never seen before," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity ahead of a public briefing.
The Secret Service has logged roughly 10,000 cases involving threats against government officials, including Supreme Court justices, so far in 2026...
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May 8, 2026 / Tyler Durden
The Day Civilization Runs Out Of Bread Will Not Feel Like Fiction
The Day Civilization Runs Out Of Bread Will Not Feel Like Fiction
Authored by Madge Waggy,
For nearly three decades, much of the modern world behaved as though the nuclear age had quietly expired sometime in the early 1990s. The collapse of the Soviet Union created the comforting illusion that humanity had stepped away from the edge permanently, as if the terrifying balance that defined the Cold War had dissolved together with old political maps. Younger generations grew up hearing about nuclear drills, fallout shelters, and atomic panic the same way...
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