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Issue One - Oct. 15, 2025
Issue 0.5: Ebbing the Tide of Tyranny
The Ramp Up to No Kings 2 | By: Laidy Liberty, Contributor
The Power of Strategic Concentration: How Movements Win
The great military strategist Carl von Clausewitz wrote that “the principle should always be kept in view that the power of most rapid concentration upon the decisive point is the guarantee to victory.” While Clausewitz was writing about armies on battlefields, this principle reveals something profound about how social movements
The Strategic Genius of "Aggressive" Nonviolence
How Creative Disruption Defeats Power
There’s a passage in historian Taylor Branch’s account of the civil rights movement that captures something essential: “By challenging the established order in novel and unexpected ways that confounded and baffled officials, practitioners of nonviolent tactics could be extraordinarily aggressive.”
Aggressive. The word
Media Literacy with Caroline: You Need a News-gathering System
Feeling overwhelmed by the news on the internet?
That’s intentional!
According to the FBI, the U.S. has been under attack by Russia’s disinformation campaign for 10 years, and if that weren’t bad enough, now fellow Americans and our own government are also spreading lies. Last year,
Notes from France
The good, the bad, the sad, and the beautiful.
Psychological Warfare
Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedThe United States of America does social media
too, you haven’t heard. Not just @POTUS, oh no,
but real influencer vibes—making Filipinos distrust
the Sinovac vaccine as a retaliatory low blow—
China started it with their anti-American
propaganda,