The Hoax of the Century? The U.S. government took the information techniques it learned after 9/11 and has turned them on Americans. America may have lost the Great War on Terror, but our technocratic elites could still win their war against American liberty. Thatâs the argument made by Jacob Siegel in a 13,000-word Tablet magazine article titled âA
Pinkerton: Bringing the War on Terror Home to Target Americans for âDisinformationâ
Pinkerton: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Takes on the Uniparty with a Pledge to Put Americans First
Dysfunction and Disjunction Joe Biden, 46th president, is a weak Democratic incumbent. Five decades ago, Jimmy Carter, 39th president, was a weak Democratic incumbent. And now, both will be remembered for having been challenged for renomination by a Kennedy. The similarities between Biden and Carter are striking. In fact, beginning on April 10, 2021, this
Pinkerton: How the Rich Got Woke, Went Broke, But *Still* Got Richer
The Quiet Coup Part II In 2009, the year after the great financial crisis, Simon Johnson published a memorable piece in The Atlantic, entitled âThe Quiet Coup.â Johnson, a former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, described the scandalous process by which financiers âplayed a central role in creating the crisis, making ever-larger gambles, with
Pinkerton: Green, Woke, and Now Broke â How SVB Became the 2nd Biggest Bank Failure in U.S. History
Go Woke, Go Bust Oh so woke, oh so green, oh so diverse Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) just went bust. One can go to its websiteâstill up for who knows how much longerâand see that it claims assets of $212 billion. But as they say, the bigger they are, the harder they fall; and SVB makes
Pinkerton: The Greens Arenât Just Coming for Your Gas-Powered CarâTheyâre Coming for All Cars
Greens (and Reds) Donât Like Cars, Period Late last month, Joe Biden was mocked for posting a photo of himself in an electric vehicle (a GMC Hummer) that costs $110,000 and up. And for touting a $7,500 federal tax credit that doesnât apply to vehicles that cost over $80,000. In other words, the 46th president was ripped
Pinkerton: 1989: Fall of the Berlin Wall; 2022: Fall of the Covid Wall
A Crack in the Great Covid Wall of China We can now see that the fight against Covid lockdowns is global. The official liberal narrativeâthat opposition to lockdowns was just âRon Death Santisâ and cranky ultra-conservatives in red statesâhas long since been shot to hell. For freedom-loving Americans, itâs heartening to know that people all over
Pinkerton: Two Silver Linings of the 2022 Midterm ElectionsÂ
Thereâs no point in beating around the bush: The Democrats had a good midterm. They won a Senate seat in Pennsylvania, and if they hold on to their seat in Georgia, they will end up plus one in the Senate (and if they lose Georgia, they still keep their majority with the vice president as
Pinkerton: Like Carter, Biden Crushes American Energy and Enriches Foreign Producers
Biden Twisting in the Wind So Joe Biden went there. To borrow a phrase, he said the green part out loud. On November 4, he pronounced of coal plants, âWeâre going to be shutting these plants down all across America.â Immediately, the Republican National Committee tweeted, âJoe Biden celebrates coal plant workers losing their jobs.â  Then
Pinkerton: Dr. Fauci, Meet Dr. Frankenstein â Did âGain of Function Researchâ Create a Monster?
Gain of Fear  In the last few weeks, weâve all learned a new phrase from the eerie realm of virology: âgain of function research.â Abbreviated as GOFR, itâs defined as âany field of medical research that alters an organism or disease in a way that increases pathogenesis, transmissibility, or host range (the types of hosts that a microorganism can infect).â …
Pinkerton: John Kerry Isnât the First Massachusetts Democrat Accused of Assisting an Enemy
The news about John Kerry is startling. The former U.S. senator from Massachusetts and secretary of state, now President Joe Bidenâs climate czar, is accused of leaking sensitiveâpossibly classifiedâinformation to an enemy power, Iran. The accusation surfaced in a news story about the supposedly off-the-record comments by Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iranâs foreign minister, made in March…