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In one of the scariest moments in modern history, we’re doing our best at ScheerPost to pierce the fog of lies that conceal it but we need some help to pay our writers and staff. Please consider a tax-deductible donation. Kit Klarenberg Substack Leaked documents expose how prolific Western government contractor Torchlight, staffed by British military and intelligence veterans, has covertly trained “commercial and government clients” the world over in GCHQ’s digital espionage and cyberwar strategies. Cloak-and-dagger techniques to “discredit, disrupt, delay, deny, degrade, and deter” target adversaries and populations, honed for kinetic and psychological warfare and regime change…

The part that doesn’t get said out loud often enough is this: you can be “aligned” in a war and still be on a collision course. We dig into why U.S. goals in Iran and Israel’s goals in Iran don’t just differ, they actively clash and how that clash shows up in assassinations that erase diplomatic options and strikes that look designed to cripple Iran’s long-term ability to function as a state. We also zoom out to the stories getting buried while everyone watches missiles and maps. Using recent UN reporting and on-the-ground dynamics, we talk about accelerated West Bank…

Image by Maayan Nemanov. “If there is no struggle, there is no progress…Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never has and it never will.”–Frederick Douglass After 14 months of negotiations, at 4 AM Sunday morning UTLA signed a very favorable Tentative Agreement with Los Angeles Unified School District, winning a raise of almost 7% a year and the salary table reforms we sought. Under the current contract, a new LAUSD teacher starting at the first salary level sees an increase of only $6 a month in their second year, $61 a month in their third and fourth years, and…

In a commercial aired during this year’s Super Bowl, doorbell camera company Ring advertised its new “Search Party” function. The advertisement portrayed a family notifying Ring of a lost dog, prompting the company to search through its doorbell network’s footage and use AI to find the animal. Ring’s surveillance “may be applied to puppies today, but where else could it go?” warned the American Civil Liberties Union. Following a privacy-conscious backlash to the commercial, Ring owner Amazon announced that it was canceling a planned partnership with Flock Safety, a police surveillance technology company. This article originally appeared in print under…

In one of the scariest moments in modern history, we’re doing our best at ScheerPost to pierce the fog of lies that conceal it but we need some help to pay our writers and staff. Please consider a tax-deductible donation. The Grayzone· Six Palestine Action activists face a retrial after being acquitted in February following over a year in prison. If convicted, the six Palestine Action activists and 18 others will likely be sentenced as terrorists, facing long prison terms. The jury has not been notified about the ‘terrorist’ designation, and the British media cannot report this information under…

Submitted by Revisionist Historians for World PeaceSOTN Exclusive The Khazar Khaganate, also known as the Khazarian Empire, was variously populated by extremely warlike tribes whose bloodlines were primarily Central Asian Turkic (think: Timur aka Tamerlane); East Asian Mongolian (think: Genghis Khan); and Hunnic-Bulgars Central Asian steppe tribes (think: Attila the Hun).  Russian (Slavic) bloodlines were also present in the highly multi-ethnic society of the Khazar Khaganate because of their frequent trade interaction with Kievan Rus’. “Timur, widely known as Tamerlane (a corruption of Timur-i-Lang or “Timur the Lame”), is often considered the most brutal and destructive conqueror in human history, with a legacy of violence that even…

Based on reporting and analysis from Consortium News — “The World This Week: Will the War End?” (April 11, 2026) On April 11, independent outlet Consortium News aired a stark assessment of the war on Iran—one that cuts through official narratives and exposes a far more dangerous reality. Hosted by Joe Lauria and featuring Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Chris Hedges, the program delivers a blunt conclusion: The United States and Israel have already lost. Not in rhetoric. Not in headlines. But in material, strategic, and geopolitical terms. What is now being presented as diplomacy is, in truth, an attempt to…

On March 24, 2026, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un made it official that his country is now an unapologetic nuclear weapons power. In an address to the rubber stamp Supreme People’s Assembly of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), Kim stated: “We will continue to firmly consolidate our status as a nuclear-armed state as an irreversible course, while aggressively stepping up our struggle against hostile forces.” He added that “we will, in line with the mission entrusted by the Constitution of the Republic…further expand and advance our self-defensive nuclear deterrent.” His comments should have surprised no one. There has…

Photograph Source: Ted Eytan – CC BY-SA 2.0 The journey of my prayer rug reflects my own as a Muslim American. It has seen a lot, and despite its fraying fringes, remains resilient as ever. Praying five times each day is one of the pillars of Islam. Each prayer includes recitations from the Qur’an. My blue and gold prayer rug was a childhood gift from my late maternal grandmother, or nana as we called her, who brought it from Saudi Arabia. I still remember praying by her side. She taught me to read the Qur’an and would lovingly correct my…

In one of the scariest moments in modern history, we’re doing our best at ScheerPost to pierce the fog of lies that conceal it but we need some help to pay our writers and staff. Please consider a tax-deductible donation. How Corporatism Paved the Way for the Hostile Takeover of Higher Ed Nolan Higdon Note: The following is an excerpt from the book MAGAcademy. By purchasing the book through Project Censored, proceeds go to support their work as a non-profit education and media literacy organization. Click Here to Purchase “People can have a difference of opinion.” Farley, a gray-faced bureaucrat from…