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Machiavelli described three ways a conquering prince might best treat its defeated subject. Ruin them, rule them directly or install a puppet government. “Therein a state of the few which might keep it friendly to you.” The example Machiavelli gives of the last is the friendly government Sparta established in
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As is becoming clear from the FBI’s own evidence, the January 6 Capitol riot was not spontaneously “incited” by President Trump. On the contrary, it was – as the FBI apparently knew long beforehand – well-planned and executed by small groups of highly-organised agitators. But just who were these agitators? Right-wing
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Emma Riley cnsnews.com Conservative host Mark Levin called out Democrats on Friday after they called Trump an insurrectionist for using the phrase “fight like hell,” a phrase that Democrats, themselves, have often used. The radio host played a montage of Democrats using the phrase, courtesy of news clipping service
Bill D’Agostino newsbusters.org Bill D’Agostino is the Media Editor for NewsBusters as well as a Research Analyst for the Media Research Center’s News Analysis division. He previously worked as a video editor for a production studio in New York. His work has been featured on Fox
The Capitol riot on January 6th is justly compared to Germany’s 1933 Reichstag fire, not in terms of the actual damage done, but by the cloud of unhinged hysteria it has unleashed. The American left are Chicken-Little screeching that it was an “insurrection” and “attempted coup” and are calling
Information Satire UN correspondent: The UN has condemned the recent change of government in the US as a coup, voting for comprehensive sanctions until the US holds fair and corruption-free elections. China was the only country to abstain, saying President Biden was a good friend, the US was an independent
