Man, this one really infuriated the commenters on Imgur for some reason. It's almost like you can't speak your mind on the Internet or something. More comics at the Webcomic Factory.
Stalin in five panels. Mostly just to irk the Commie kids. For more very American comics, visit the Webcomic Factory! Also, my new audio book for Wokeistan: A Novel is live.
The alternative title would be something like "Distractions". More comics at the Webcomic Factory. Also, I review a movie where apparently the Antiwar community has way more power than normal, the Tomorrow War. It's not the main thrust of the movie, but in the...
Just when I thought generals couldn't get any crazier... For more comics, visit The Webcomic Factory. Also, check out my books! Wokeistan: A Novel, Hollywoke: Another Novel and The Pineys!
Our politics in a nutshell. More comics at the Webcomic Factory. Also, wanna check out my books? Here's a novella series that's all about 2A, The Pineys.
The fastest way a “regional conflict” becomes a global problem is through chokepoints, and we spend this conversation mapping the ones that matter. Dave DeCamp joins me to explain why a US move toward direct intervention in Yemen could trigger the exact kind of...
On February 5, 1958, a U.S. Air Force B-47 Stratojet bomber collided in mid-air with an F-86 Sabre fighter jet near Tybee Island and Savannah, Georgia. The crew requested permission to jettison the bomb, in order to reduce weight and prevent the weapon from...
If you feel like the headlines about Ukraine, Russia, and “energy deals” never add up, you’re not imagining it. We sit down with Larry Johnson to separate political theater from the underlying mechanics that actually move wars and markets and to ask why so many public...
A single debate clip can reveal an entire foreign policy reality: we demand ritual condemnation of October 7, then treat any mention of Gaza’s devastation as taboo. Kyle is joined by Nolan Denaro to unpack a heated Michigan campaign exchange and the bigger story...
A promise not to attack Iran before the US midterm elections sounds calming until you ask the uncomfortable question: who benefits from the world believing it? We sit down with Lt. Col. Karen Kwiatkowski to sort through the noise, the incentives, and the real risk of...
Something big hides inside a simple question: if the US and Israel are thinking about striking Iran, why would the timing cluster around elections? We pull apart a Reuters-style headline and treat it like a map, tracing how US midterm politics and Israel’s vote can...
