Manufacturing Dissent

I really, really like Zohran Mamdani, as a person, as a mayor. If Palestine wasn’t a question, if Palestine wasn’t a cause, if Palestine wasn't my litmus test, he would be perfect. But since he ran on the Palestine cause, what he’s doing right now is upsetting a lot of people, including myself. And in saying that — yes, he’s doing good things for New York, he’s doing good things for his constituen...

Benjamin Netanyahu has spent decades shaping Israeli politics around himself. His power doesn’t come from quiet leadership or broad consensus — it comes from a relentless drive to dominate, divide, and survive. Even as he faces corruption charges, international condemnation, and growing domestic anger, he continues to present himself as the indispensable guardian of Israel. This is the core of his...

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Iran is now considering imposing strict new rules on major technology firms which use underwater Internet lines in its waters. According to local reports, companies such as Google and Meta would be forced to acquire licenses, submit to technical inspections and pay specific sovereignty fees. As the Strait of Hormuz serves as a key digital bridge which hosts a large amount of cable systems, regiona...

When John Pilger corners Douglas Feith with documented civilian deaths, Feith tries to fall back on the usual Pentagon language — “mistakes,” “regrettable,” “unintended consequences.” But Pilger keeps pushing with numbers the U.S. government wants hidden. And when Feith can’t spin it anymore, the people running the interview order the cameras off. That moment isn’t just about one official being un...

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If you are into reading rather than watching the long interview, here are the top 10 takeaways from this brilliant interview with Pravin Sawhney. Although not a fan of Mario Nawfal, he does ask enough layman questions that help the experts, like Sawhney, break down geopolitics into easy-to-understand concepts. * Pakistan’s Role is Limited to Defence and Combat Support: Sawhney contradicts the repo...

The collision on Clay Road in west Harris County wasn’t a mystery or a split‑second accident. The surveillance video shows an ICE agent in an SUV steering toward a man on foot and hitting him head‑on during what ICE later called a “targeted enforcement operation.” Local authorities weren’t told the operation was happening, and now they’re left to investigate a crash that looks deliberate from ever...

New York has long attracted influential people: bankers, journalists, diplomats, entrepreneurs, and tech innovators. Recently, however, a new influential group has been making its presence felt in New York: the alumni of the Israeli military unit 8200. This unit deals with cyber spying and psychological operations and is infamous in military and intelligence circles. A chain of investigative repor...

America is now at the stage where it's live-streaming a firing squad as if it were some sort of national entertainment. When Pete Hegseth was on Fox he said, "People need to see the consequences." He then added, "It should be public because it sends a message." He also stated that "a firing squad is appropriate" and referred to it as "justice". He made all of these comments with a smile, sadistica...

A Wisconsin congressional candidate, Matthew Arndt, ended up in handcuffs after a roadside argument with an ISRAELI, NOT AMERICAN, man turned into a filmed confrontation at a gas station. The entire thing started with traffic hostility and a political bumper sticker — and ended with police treating Arndt’s outburst as a potential hate crime. According to local reports, Arndt and the Israeli driver...

In 1981, Dr. Tom Philpott would be interviewed for the documentary film in which he discusses the existence of an interstate child trafficking ring in the U.S. perpetrated by political elite. Philpott tells the story of child victims throughout the country. During his 20 years as a professor at the University of Texas in Austin, Dr. Philpott was often involved in controversies surrounding civil ri...

Three years after the October 7th Hamas revolt, Israel and its Western media amplifiers are still clinging to the same spectacle‑driven propaganda they launched in the first chaotic hours. The anniversary coverage isn’t about truth, healing, or reflection. It’s about keeping atrocity porn alive — keeping the world emotionally hijacked, keeping Israel’s violence sanitized, and keeping Palestinians...

The October 7 baby‑beheading story was pushed as fact before anyone checked a thing, and it became the emotional trigger that let governments and media justify Israel’s mass killing of civilians. While that lie spread worldwide, the testimonies showing Hamas fighters sparing civilians — including twenty‑six cases where fighters explicitly cited orders not to harm them — were ignored or buried. 📽️...

This piece dives into a side of the October 7th events that’s rarely highlighted in Western coverage. Instead of focusing solely on the widely shown footage from the Nova festival and kibbutzim attacks, it brings to light the primary military objective of that day: the assault on Israeli army outposts by the Qassam Brigades. It points out that while the collapse of these military positions was a k...

The Discrepancy Between Global Isolation and Imperial Hospitality at the UN While 77 diplomatic delegations walked out of the United Nations General Assembly the moment Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the podium, an Israeli leader with a prestigious international arrest warrant for war crimes and crimes against humanity was cordially invited to speak at the United Nations. The...

The Discrepancy Between Global Isolation and Imperial Hospitality at the UN While 77 diplomatic delegations walked out of the United Nations General Assembly the moment Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the podium, an Israeli leader with a prestigious international arrest warrant for war crimes and crimes against humanity was cordially invited to speak at the United Nations. The...

October 7th did not happen in a vacuum. History did not begin on October 7th. The official narrative describes the attack as an unforeseen intelligence collapse. The documented record contradicts that. Multiple Israeli military officers, intelligence personnel, and political insiders had prior knowledge of an imminent Hamas operation. Some acted on that knowledge privately. Some moved their famili...

PBS had planned to air One Day in Gaza across its national network, a film that digs into what happened on May 14, 2018, when Israeli forces opened fire on Palestinians during the Great March of Return. The BBC had already aired it in the UK. The U.S. broadcast was scheduled, promoted, and locked in. Then, without warning, PBS yanked it from the lineup and replaced it with a recycled Frontline epi...

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Cornell likes to present itself as one of the safest, most prestigious campuses in the country. It’s the kind of place parents brag about, the kind of place brochures show with smiling students on green lawns, the kind of place that insists it has everything under control. But the numbers sitting inside its own reports tell a completely different story. They show a campus where harm isn’t rare. It...

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Masculinity is a performance for other men, and the Cornell 7 are a textbook example of what happens when that performance becomes the only reality men trust. None of this is about impressing women. It’s about proving to other men that you’re willing to cross lines, enforce dominance, and protect the group’s image at any cost. Masculinity becomes a stage where the audience is always male, and the...