October 21, 2026

Forbidden Studios With Another Banger

 

If You Can't Run It, Burn It: U.S. Policy In The Persian Gulf And The Muslim World

The Strait of the Apes.


An excerpt from, "US moving away from Middle East security guarantor role, Barrack says" by Rosaleen Carroll, Al-Monitor, October 20, 2026:

US Ambassador to Turkey and special envoy for Syria and Iraq Tom Barrack said Tuesday that Washington is moving away from its role as a regional security guarantor, arguing that Middle East governments must take greater responsibility for their own security and that US ground interventions have repeatedly failed.

What happened: Speaking in an interview with Al Jazeera at the eighth Global Security Forum in Doha, Qatar, Barrack said the US role in the region was changing but stressed that the shift did not mean Washington was abandoning the Middle East.

Asked about the “grand bargain” linking Gulf oil supplies with US security guarantees, Barrack said the arrangement was evolving rather than coming to an end. The “bargain” has centered on US security support for Gulf oil-producing states in exchange for stable energy supplies.

“I think it hasn’t ended. It’s transitioning,” he said. “Owning doesn’t work. Controlling hasn’t worked. Every place we’ve tried to control — Libya, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq — Iraq, what a disaster. So the bargain is not to own but to tend. Not to leave. We’re not leaving,” Barrack said.

Barrack pointed to past US interventions in Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan as evidence of the limits of efforts to reshape other countries through military force. “Every time we try and intervene and change the person or the regime, it seems to have been a mistake,” he said. 



October 20, 2026

Yemen Will Not Be Overwhelmed by History With Isa Blumi

 

"Destroying Yemen: What Chaos in Arabia Tells Us about the World" by Isa Blumi.


America and the West have taken the side of a tribe against a nation in Yemen, albeit one that has effectively been seized by a Shiite cult against the popular will. I don't care how rich the Saudis are or how many dumb mercenaries they can hire from Africa, Pakistan, Ukraine, and South America, they're going to lose that war time after time. It's a numbers game. Yemen can field more men, and they're braver too.

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Wikipedia:

Isa Blumi (born 1969, in Teplice, Czechoslovakia) is a historian. He is Professor of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at Stockholm University in Sweden.

Blumi has written more than two dozen articles. They cover topics and focus on Ottoman rule in Albania and Yemen, migration patterns of Muslims in the Balkans to Western and Central Europe, south-eastern European history and current affairs, post First World War social history in Kosovo and Albania, the Kosovo crisis, and analysing issues relating to state centralisation and identity. His research interests include Balkan history, Political Islam, the Middle East/Persian Gulf/Red Sea regions and Muslim migration. Blumi has favoured a multi-sited comparative and interdisciplinary approach toward his research that encompasses social history, post-colonial theory and analysis of state institutions as they evolved over time. His research has also entailed a transregional approach examining sociopolitical, cultural and economic exchanges, links and fragmentation in relation to collapsing political systems and the Ottoman Empire, Habsburg Empire and their transnational impacts on the Balkans and Balkan diasporas around the globe. His other areas of research interest have included modern forms of Islam as practiced in the Balkans, Middle East, Eastern Africa and South-East Asia after the Second World War and nineteenth century Asian Muslim Emirates dealing with expanding European commercial interests within the South China Sea.

Video Title: Yemen Will Not Be Overwhelmed by History With Isa Blumi. Source: Millennials Are Killing Capitalism Live! Date Published: October 1, 2026. Description:

As many have been closely following the unfolding events in Yemen in recent weeks, we were able to catch up with Isa Blumi, author of Destroying Yemen: What Chaos in Arabia Tells Us about the World.

We discussed aspects of Yemeni history which are important to understanding the development of anti-imperialist and anti-systemic forces in the region. 

Isa Blumi is Professor at Stockholm University within the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. He is the author of multiple books, including Ottoman Refugees, 1878–1939, Foundations of Modernity, Reinstating the Ottomans, and Destroying Yemen: What Chaos in Arabia Tells Us about the World

The Cancer That's Eating The West From The Inside

All governments employ false flag agent provocateurs during protests and social movements. That's a given. Even the Canadian government used this trick during one of the G7 or G20 protests in the late 2000s.

That's what every secret intelligence agency on the planet has been trained to do for the last hundred and a half years. 

The best way to delegitimize and neuter a potential citizen revolt is to lead it yourself, and steer it in a violent direction. 

During the 2009 popular uprising in Iran the state police went around and burned shops to pin the destruction on the protesters. We're witnessing the same phenomenon in France currently. French secret agents have been caught on camera provoking violence.

All the mayhem in France is being blamed on migrants and Muslims, not the Jewish wars, and not the rising cost of living. That's the Masonic-Zionist agenda. They start fires everywhere, and then turn around and act all innocent.

We have to remember that these guys are masters of group psychology and have several interest groups and mobs under their influence. 

In America they have the dumb evangelical Christians licking their boots. And in the Middle East and Europe they have the dumb Muslim mobs at their disposal. We saw how they directed hundreds of thousands of Moroccan migrants towards Spanish territory at the drop of a hat in the summer. The same tactic is being deployed in France.


The Cultural Madness Originates In The Universities

All feminism and gender studies courses in Western universities should be banned. 

You think they're teaching this trash in China? 

Europe is going back to the Middle Ages, conserving fuel, and dealing with religious and ideological nonsense, while China is on a fasttrack to the future.