Sergey Brin and other tech billionaires made fortunes in blue California, then fled to red Florida to dodge a proposed wealth tax. iPINIONS calls it what it is: greedy tax-dodging by billionaires who resent paying back the state that helped make them rich. Their flight may look like financial prudence, but it reeks of self-owning… Read more.
Russell Brand Struts and Frets His Fate as an Accused Sexual Predator…
Russell Brand can strut and fret with Bible in hand, but sexual assault allegations are not erased by performative piety. His public display of repentance looks less like redemption than a celebrity legal strategy dressed up as salvation. iPINIONS cuts through the sanctimony to illustrate the oldest trick in the sinner’s playbook. Read my full… Read more.
Trump Threatens to Cut US Troops in Europe Over Iran
Here’s how iPINIONS thinks EU leaders should respond: Sure, Don TACO, just like you’re “considering” invading Iran. You launched this war without consulting us, demanded we bleed for it, and now you’re throwing a tantrum because we said no? NATO is a defense alliance, not your foreign legion. You’re acting like a spoiled kid threatening… Read more.
The Supreme Court Just Gutted Voting Rights for Blacks and Latinos
The Supreme Court just signed the death certificate of what remained of the Voting Rights Act. iPINIONS argues that the Roberts Court has turned democracy into a demolition derby, with Clarence Thomas serving as Pied Piper for a MAGA majority determined to recast protections for Black and Latino voters as racism against Whites. Read my… Read more.
King Charles’s Rough Wooing of Trump as Epstein Haunts His Visit
King Charles came to America bearing pomp, tea, and a civics lesson Trump’s America sorely needed. But iPINIONS contends that Epstein haunted the visit, Christian Turner undercut the special relationship, and Magna Carta exposed the absurdity of a republic flattering a wannabe king. Read my full take on Substack: https://ipinionsdaily.substack.com/p/king-charless-rough-wooing-of-trump Read more.
Marx Was Wrong Humans Are Creating Bots for Their Own Extinction
A robot breaking a half-marathon record made headlines. But that was a sideshow. The real story is robots storming enemy positions in Ukraine, AI creeping into decision-making, and tech titans racing to profit from machines they openly admit could threaten human existence. Marx warned that capitalism would devour its children. iPINIONS contends he never imagined… Read more.
Laura Loomer’s $150 Million Lawsuit Against Bill Maher Just Proved Me Right
Laura Loomer’s $150 million lawsuit against Bill Maher was supposed to defend her reputation. Instead, it exposed the joke at the heart of her own case. She ignored far more explicit claims from social media influencers and sued Maher, the celebrity defendant likeliest to deliver headlines, clicks, and attention. iPINIONS argues that Loomer was not… Read more.
Sports Are the Last Public Rituals in America, and Gambling Is Killing Them
April used to be about the games. Now it is about the bets. From March Madness to the NBA, sports gambling is turning shared spectacle into private transactions. iPINIONS argues that when every play becomes a wager, the communal ritual that once defined sports begins to die… Read my full take on Substack: https://ipinionsdaily.substack.com/p/sports-are-the-last-public-rituals Read more.
Earth Day Is Dying as Pollutocrats Keep Winning on Climate
Earth Day turns 56 this year, but its annual rituals now feel less like a call to action than a branding exercise in managed futility. iPINIONS argues that pollutocrats keep torching the planet while ordinary people are fed hollow slogans and told to carry the burden of climate salvation. Read my full take on Substack:… Read more.
Three Years of War in Sudan, but Nobody Seems to Care
Three years into Sudan’s war, the death toll, famine, and mass displacement are staggering. Yet unlike Ukraine, Gaza, or Iran, Sudan still struggles to command sustained media attention or geopolitical urgency. iPINIONS argues that neglect has less to do with racism or religion than with the brutal fact that Sudan offers the West little strategic… Read more.









