The Unz Review

1. The Us Has Pushed the International Civil Aviation Organization (Icao) to Declare War on Russia, by John Helmer

On Monday, May 12, the United States pushed the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the aircraft safety watchdog, to vote behind closed doors to adopt a secret resolution convicting Russia of shooting-down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 on July 17, 2014. Unlike the Dutch show trial which in November 2022 convicted two Russians...

2. Rare Earth and "Reindustrialization", by Hua Bin

The New York Times is not usually mentioned in the same breath with Mining Journal or the Northern Miner, the leading lights for the mining industry. But between April 14 and 17, NYT ran 5 stories with titles below - China halts critical minerals as trade war intensifies (April 14) What are rare earth metals,...

3. When Reality Is Worse Than Fiction, by Beau Albrecht

What if in some surreally bizarre future, an invasion took place not by hordes armed with rifles and artillery, but by hordes armed with pity and guilt? Today, it's quite obvious to all who can see that the future is now. This outcome, and the Endless Night that followed, was predicted by Jean Raspail in...

4. From Farmers to Firepower, by Rose Pinochet

India is now airing war-preparation instructions on public television. Not in whispers, not buried in late-night newscasts, but in the middle of the day—on every channel. The message is explicit: here's what to do if you're attacked, how to find shelter, what to listen for. It's no longer theory. It's a warning dressed as instruction....

5. Jeremy Bowen’s Interview with Gaza Aid Chief Was Shameful – and He Knows It, by Jonathan Cook

There was no excuse for the BBC to follow Israel in treating the head of UNRWA as though he is aligned with terrorism. This kind of craven journalism just makes Israel's job of genocide easier There was yet more shameful reporting by BBC News at Ten last night, with international editor Jeremy Bowen the chief...

6. If the Blacks Can Make Sinners, Why Do They Need to Inject Themselves Into Our Films?, by Andrew Anglin

The invasion of blacks into formerly majority white entertainment media has been like a plague. In particular, it is black women. I don't know why it's women more than men, but it seems like no television program, video game, or comic book can be without a black woman as the female lead. You would think...

7. Trump Envoy Reveals NATO Troop Deployment Plans for Ukraine, by Paul Craig Roberts

I have been wondering if the Trump regime's peace negotiations are sincere. The plan revealed by Trump's envoy Keith Kellogg indicates that the negotiations are not sincere. Putin, Lavrov and Security Council Secretary Shoigu, the former Minister of Defense, have all made it clear that NATO troops in Ukraine are unacceptable and could result in...

8. The Battle of Shiloh Rages On, by Gregory Hood

The support for Shiloh Hendrix has been nothing short of inspiring, but there is always a reaction. As usual, blacks react to words with threats of violence. Talk about black fragility.

9. How Many Angels Can Dance on a Pin – Tomorrow’s Istanbul Talks in Podcast Now, by John Helmer

In his 48-minute speech in Riyadh, President Donald Trump was applauded many times for rewriting the past of US wars in the Middle East, and also the future of US wars in the region, and elsewhere. From the Arab point of view, the outcome of these wars has been the destruction of Arab national ideology...

10. How Our Country and Its History Were Stolen from Us, by Paul Craig Roberts

Dear Readers, this is one of the most brilliant essays that I have read in recent years. Donald Jeffries explains that the alienation of Western civilization from its heritage has resulted in the replacement of statues of identifiable historic figures, such as Thomas Jefferson, who played a significant role in the origin and development of...