Tag: Bipartisanship

Jeffrey Epstein and the Myth of the Culture Wars

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)2 Comments

People have almost given up on bridging the divides in American life. Republicans and Democrats cannot pass any bipartisan legislation or even watch the same Super Bowl halftime shows. And yet throughout the last two decades of polarization, one figure seems to have discerned the code for bringing both sides of the culture war together. His name was Jeffrey Epstein.

Jeffrey Epstein and the Myth of the Culture Wars

‘Make Europe Great Again’ and more from a longer version of the National Security Strategy

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

From Brexit to Bannon’s failed Movement, the through‑line has always been fragmentation: dismantling the European Union into smaller, more pliable states that Washington could manage one‑by‑one. Where Bannon faltered, Heritage has stepped in — not only with slogans, but with policy machinery designed to export Trump’s nationalist agenda across the Atlantic.

‘Make Europe Great Again’ and more from a longer version of the National Security Strategy

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It’s Not Only About Venezuela: Trump Intends a Wider Domino Effect

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)1 Comment

John Perry and Roger D. Harris

It’s increasingly obvious that the US military threats against Venezuela have a wider agenda. Their game plan is regime change, but not only in Venezuela. This is the objective – on a longer timescale in some cases – across several of the countries in the Caribbean Basin, aiming to cleanse the region of governments deemed undesirable to Washington.

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