The Unz Review: An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
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Why Coming Out of Lockdown Now Is Risky at Best
And how wearing a mask protects others, not just yourself
• May 8, 2020
• 1,700 Words • 27 Comments • Reply
Despite the heavy tonnage of news coverage about the novel coronavirus to which we're all subjected 24/7, there are several aspects of the situation that have not to my knowledge been given adequate attention; and these have serious implications for both our own individual behavior and public policy. This article highlights and explains: That much... Read More
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Trump’s Summit with Putin Could Reduce Risk of Nuclear War
• July 12, 2018
• 900 Words • 35 Comments • Reply
I disagree with President Donald Trump about practically everything. With two exceptions. First, Trump said it from Day One: “Getting along with Russia and China and with everybody is a very good thing. It’s good for the world, it’s good for the U.S.” He said it again regarding his planned July 16 meeting with Russian... Read More
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Ukraine, Syria, Russiagate, the Media, and the Risk of Nuclear War
• January 25, 2018
• 4,600 Words • 192 Comments • Reply
My goal in writing about these things is to alert you to the problems and encourage you to share your concerns with people you know and with federal policy-makers. Right now, the entire gamut of political discussion all but excludes the topic nuclear war, so if some Senators, Members of Congress, and the President were... Read More
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The Evidence-Free Claims Against Trump and Syria
Undermining Peace Efforts and Threatening More War
• June 12, 2017
• 3,500 Words • 87 Comments • Reply
Disinformation and lies have been used to justify the wars on Syria that started in 2011.[1] But lately I’ve been amazed at the extent to which our entire public discourse now rests on disinformation and lies. This is a broader problem, but it also affects the prospects for peace in Syria, one of several places... Read More
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John McCain and the POW Cover-Up
The “war hero” candidate buried information about POWs left behind in Vietnam.
• 155 Comments • Reply
Immigration, Republicans, and the End of White America
The sources of America’s immigration problems—and a possible solution
• 325 Comments • Reply
American Pravda: John McCain, Jeffrey Epstein, and Pizzagate
Our Reigning Political Puppets, Dancing to Invisible Strings
• 919 Comments • Reply
World IQ 82
Becker update V1.3.2
• 1,408 Comments • Reply
American Pravda: the ADL in American Society
• 734 Comments • Reply
The Myth of Hispanic Crime
Talk TV sensationalists and axe-grinding ideologues have fallen for a myth of immigrant lawlessness.
• 310 Comments • Reply