Writing by Dr. Dannielle Blumenthal

Introduction In the landscape of contemporary American activism, the “No Kings” protests stand as a prominent example of coordinated nationwide mobilization. Emerging in 2025 as a coalition opposing perceived authoritarian tendencies in the Trump administration, these events—such as the October 18 rallies and earlier Flag Day actions—drew thousands across all 50 states. Protesters framed themselves… — read more

So I caught a couple of citizen interviews at the World Economic Forum where ordinary people were talking to dignitaries. And the one thing that struck me was their incredible, incredible arrogance. I was nauseous watching this stuff. These people wield so much power over our lives in indirect ways and they don’t feel any… — read more

Q often acknowledged the steady stream of negative news coverage directed at the movement, frequently noting in the drops how major media outlets seemed curiously focused on a series of anonymous forum posts. The rhetorical question—why such intense attention to what were, ostensibly, random internet messages—was left to hang in the air. Yet the implication… — read more

Q postings emerged in late October 2017 on 4chan as a new iteration of an earlier wave of anonymous “insider” personas that had already framed the 2016 election as an intelligence and counter‑intelligence struggle. Before Q, accounts such as “FBIAnon,” “CIAAnon,” and similar handles claimed to be high‑level analysts with inside knowledge of investigations into… — read more

If Q posts truly came from Trump’s team, imagine a clever but dangerous plan to battle a hidden “deep state”—powerful insiders in government, media, and elite circles who block real change. Instead of blasting facts everywhere, they leaked clues online bit by bit. Regular people, known as “anons” and “autists,” jumped on boards like 8chan.… — read more

Q is real, as I have repeatedly said. The evidence is that President Trump points to the phrases and themes in the drops repeatedly. Example: The Labor Department’s “Trust the Plan. Trust Trump.” X post reads as a clear nod to Q because it lifts one of Q’s central slogans and drops it into an… — read more

In the end, the truth of your character always comes out. You know, people like Nick Fuentes and Sneako and Andrew Tate supposedly have these huge online followings, but they made asses of themselves in a nightclub in Miami playing Heil H., you know, Ye’s song. And the internet sort of went up laughing at… — read more

On Gemma O’Doherty’s article: “Swiss Cheese Kosher Productions: A New Year of AI Slop,” January 5, 2026 https://open.substack.com/pub/gemmaodoherty/p/swiss-cheese-kosher-productions-a?r=219m92&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=overlay The New Year’s Day 2026 fire at Le Constellation in Crans-Montana was a catastrophic tragedy that claimed 40 lives and left over 100 people injured, primarily young adults celebrating the holiday. Investigators found that sparklers on champagne… — read more

Via Grok AI The concept of a distinct Palestinian “personality” or “entity”—interpreted as a formalized political representation or national framework for Palestinians—was advanced as a strategic decision by Arab leaders at an Arab League meeting in Shtaura (also spelled Chtaura or Shtoura), Lebanon, in August 1960 (U.S. Department of State, 1961). A declassified U.S. State… — read more