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What’s unfolding in New York is a show of breath-taking degeneracy, a depraved spectacle exposing the illegitimate imperial order and the institutions on which it is built. At the UN general assembly meeting, world leaders, included wanted war criminals, have been getting up on stage, one after the other, and bragging about genocide, war crimes and mass slaughter.

I heard a statistic the other day that the output of Germany’s energy-intensive industries - things like cement, glass, steel - have collapsed 20% in the last six years. I don’t know why I found it too shocking to be true given the state of elite governance in the west, but I did. Some research confirmed that it is of course true. And the reason for this rapid de-industrialisation is tragic, but no great surprise.

AI war-tech firm Palantir has embedded itself deeply within Ukrainian military systems and civil society, turning the country into a laboratory for its dystopian technologies of tracing, surveillance and kill-targeting. Palantir, founded by technofascist warlord Peter Thiel and currently run by Jewish supremacist Alex Karp, began providing Ukraine with data systems that control and accelerate the military “kill-chain” shortly after the outbreak of war with Russia in 2022.

The killed aid workers (top row left to right:) James Henderson, James Kirby and John Chapman; (bottom row left to right): Damian Sobol, Lalzawmi Zomi Frankcom, Jacob Flickinger and Saif Issam Abu Taha The Israeli commander who gave the order to bomb the World Central Kitchen convoy in April 2024 which killed six aid workers - three Britons, an American-Canadian, a Pole, an Australian and a Palestinian - said yesterday he’s not sorry for ordering the strike and that the aid workers were “not...

From 1975 to 1999, Indonesia, with the deep and enthusiastic support of the US and the west, committed the worst genocide since the second world war, wiping out forty percent of East Timor’s population. It is the forgotten genocide, but speaks loudly to the present, particularly in its similarities with the genocide of Gaza, and that’s why I wanted to write about it.

Finland, often known as the happiest country in the world, now has the highest unemployment rate in Europe, demand for food aid has exploded by more than 70%, and homelessness, which had been declining for more than ten years, has increased 34% in just two years.

My most recent article about the Russia-Ukraine war was the second-most popular I’ve ever written, but by far the one which provoked the most attacks, both against the argument and against me personally. I find this frightening.

I’ve held back on writing about the Russia-Ukraine war, and this article probably won’t win me many fans. But for better or worse, I always try to tell it how I, at least, see it. And I’m tired. Tired of the liberal delusion, the hypocrisy, the childish analysis, and outright bloodthirstiness over Ukraine. I’m tired of the pretence that a proxy war which has now lasted longer that the first world war is a righteous battle against evil for the soul of the world.

Israel is home to thousands of international criminals accused or found guilty in a second country for committing a wide-variety of crimes. Many of the individuals are dual-nationals who have taken advantage of their ability to move seamlessly between Israel and their second country of citizenship to commit crimes and, in some cases, evade justice. The scale of the criminality, and the volume of cases (relative to the population of Israel), is astonishing.

The US has openly announced its intention to dismantle the International Criminal Court and liberal journalists who for years have screeched about the threat to democracy posed by Donald Trump have had absolutely nothing to say.