Political Revolution

September 28, 2026 - Rather than being a radical antidote to the perceived errors of market
capitalism, socialism is actually very similar to capitalism, but with some extra steps of inefficiency. Capitalism often consolidates the means of production through increasing returns to scale, and sorts people into roles where they would add the most value to the economic welfare of society. The capitalistic system then lets the people own the means of production through stocks and bonds while giving most people a relatively risk-free life where entrepreneurs bear most of the risk. Rather than an agricultural ownership economy where risk was borne uniformly, capitalism concentrates high risk-bearing to a few people. Socialism shifts the risks and responsibilities of individuals to the state, but does so with mediated consent and adds in some
extra steps of inefficiency that are not present in capitalism. Modern capitalism provides most people with a simple path to a decent livelihood without the risks of the more distributed entrepreneurship that was common in the past. Socialism seeks to do the same thing, but the extra layers of government mediation create less efficient outcomes and allocative problems that are far too difficult to solve with central planning. Socialism does not solve the fundamental anxiety-producing problem of capitalism, rather, it merely worsens it.

by Wanjiru Njoya

September 23, 2026 - Conscription is a form of indentured servitude. American economist of the Austrian School, economic historian, political theorist, and activist Murray Rothbard argued that everyone has a natural right to self-defense, but “we have no moral right to use coercion - the bayonet or the revolver - to force someone else to defend us.”

WASHINGTON (PNN) - September 19, 2026 - The United States has infinite military basing in Greenland, permanent overflight, and bases can be expanded at will without further discussion. The U.S. has right of first refusal of any mineral deal. No other country can have military personnel or bases in Greenland. There is no cost to the U.S. for this. Any actual development of
minerals will be negotiated.

The GOP midterm convention witnessed an unprecedented turnout of over 100 million viewers, marking a significant shift in political momentum as polls indicate surprising competitiveness in traditionally Democrat strongholds like Minnesota. This surge in interest is attributed to effective engagement with low-propensity voters and a strategic embrace of digital platforms, demonstrating the impact of techno-populism on contemporary political landscapes. Dr. Steve Turley reports.