Call it a Qatari Occupied Government? Tucker Carlson faces accusations of acting as a Qatari propagandist as he pushes against U.S. support for Israel’s war in Iran. Carlson vehemently denies the allegations, and his supporters have noted that there’s no proof to them. The accusations were amplified after his interview with Sen. Ted Cruz, R-TX, earlier this week, where he pressed the Texas senator on his support for a U.S. attack on Iran—a move perceived as being beneficial for the state of Israel. As a result of this interview, establishment conservatives and pro-Zionist fellow travelers...
The Ruse of a Trump-Netanyahu Falling Out
Despite dramatic headlines about President Donald Trump’s clashes with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the reality is that U.S.-Israel relations remain as robust as ever. To understand why these headlines don’t reflect a true break, one need only consider the substance behind the rhetoric. In a May appearance on “The Jimmy Dore Show,” Catherine Austin Fitts, the former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development during George H.W. Bush’s administration, addressed reports that Trump had cut ties with Netanyahu and that a broader U.S.-Israel split was looming. Fitts...
Trump’s ‘Antiwar’ Myth and the Zionist Reality
Donald Trump’s “America First” message promised an end to foreign entanglements, but his aggressive Iran policy tells us a different story. His administration’s decision to carry out airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities in Isfahan, Fordow, and Natanz on June 21, 2025 further underscores this contradiction. But when one looks at his overall track record, one realizes that Trump has been a consummate Iran hawk from day one. Trump’s claim to be an antiwar president has been a cornerstone of his political brand since he first entered the national stage. He has repeatedly declared, “Great...

The War in Ukraine Won’t End at the Negotiating Table
Donald Trump, who returned to the White House on a promise to end the Russo-Ukrainian War, has recently expressed his frustration at how the conflict has played out thus far. In a viral Truth Social post he published on May 25, 2025, Trump manifested his bewilderment over Russian President Vladimir Putin’s latest campaign to ratchet up bombing campaigns across Ukraine. Trump’s complaints about Russia’s behavior belies a deeper reality: the conflict’s resolution will be forged through combat, not compromise. The president’s remarks reflect a disjointed foreign policy. Despite his calls for...
Corporate Interests and Think Tanks Dictate U.S. Foreign Policy
While partisan battles dominate headlines, U.S. foreign policy remains strikingly consistent across administrations. Many realists and non-interventionists were cautiously optimistic about Donald Trump’s second term bringing some modicum of restraint to foreign policy. Thus far, the Trump administration has yet to wrap up the Russo-Ukrainian war, which on the campaign trail he vowed to end in twenty-four hours. Additionally, the Trump administration continues to subsidize and provide diplomatic cover to Israel’s ethnic cleansing of Gaza, saber rattle against Iran, and is pivoting, albeit in...
Europe Must Stop Playing Pawn to American Power
As the world experiences significant geopolitical changes, political blocs like the European Union have a unique opportunity to chart a new path. Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the European Union and its twenty-seven member states have delivered nearly $155 billion in financial, military, humanitarian, and refugee assistance to Ukraine. Of that aid sent to Ukraine, the combined military support from the EU and its member states is estimated at €49.6 billion ($53 billion). This represented a transatlantic initiative to draw Russia into a protracted conflict in Ukraine...
The ‘Foreign Policy Consensus’ Is Alive and Well in Washington
Despite branding himself a political outsider, President Donald Trump’s foreign policy reflects a deep continuity with the bipartisan consensus that has defined U.S. interventionism since the Cold War. Trump made ending America’s involvement in “endless wars” a cornerstone of his 2016 presidential campaign. On the campaign trail, he stated, “In this future, we are also going to keep our country out of the endless wars that have defined Hillary Clinton’s career." During his first term in office, Donald Trump repeatedly asserted that “great nations do not fight endless wars,” a phrase that...
Our Meddling in Yemen Has Gone On Too Long
Since the middle of March, the United States has launched extensive air and naval strikes targeting Houthi installations across Yemen. These strikes killed at least 53 people, including Houthi leaders, and injured many others. The strikes were ostensibly aimed at countering Houthi attacks on global sea lanes. These airstrikes are just the latest in Washington’s escalation against the Houthis, who the Trump administration re-designated as a “Foreign Terrorist Organization” in early 2025 and has repeatedly linked to Iran. The corporate media would have people believe that the Houthis are a...