Reframes the U.S. operation in Venezuela as law enforcement and debt collection rather than an invasion, arguing the mainstream narrative is false; traces the background to nationalized American oil assets and Maduro's ties to Iran and Hezbollah.
Compares Russia's and Europe's nuclear arsenals, arguing the scale and secrecy of Russia's stockpile point to genuine war preparation rather than mere deterrence.
Argues that collapsing Western birth rates are being masked by mass migration instead of addressed, drawing a parallel to the demographic decline that preceded Rome's fall.
A response to a viral claim about Christianity in the Middle East, arguing the real decline in Christian populations happened under Arab/Muslim rule rather than in Israel, using population data from Jordan, Egypt, Iraq and Lebanon.
A biography of Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria's new president — from Al-Qaeda and Camp Bucca prison, through founding Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, to taking Damascus in 2024; argues the world is embracing a terrorist in a suit.
Addresses a recurring conspiracy theory about the October 7th attacks, then pivots into the Sunni-Shia divide in the Muslim world and its connection to the Abraham Accords.
Traces the historical background of the Russia-Ukraine war — the Kyivan Rus myth and Putin's historical claim, the Holodomor, and the 2014 breach of the Budapest Memorandum — arguing the war is fundamentally an ego war between leaders.
A no-sides-picked take on the Russia-Ukraine war, arguing Europe has lost its own cultural and political footing while lecturing the rest of the world.