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Pre-Positioned Series The VaticanCatholicismGeopolitics
The Death of Pope Francis: What Comes Next for the Vatican and the Future of the Catholic Church
Pope Francis’ death marks the end of an era for the Catholic Church. With deep internal divisions, a looming papal election, and the future of Catholicism at stake, the Vatican must navigate its most critical transition in decades. Will the Church modernize, fracture, or retreat into tradition?
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Eagles in the Sand: How the China–Egypt Air Force Drill Shattered the Illusion of Israeli Hegemony
China and Egypt's first joint air force drill signals a tectonic shift in MENA, challenging U.S.-Israeli dominance and redefining regional power alignment.
United States of AmericaTrump DoctrineTrumponomicsMonetary PolicyFederal ReserveJerome PowellDemocratic BackslidingAuthoritarian Playbook
The Fed Versus the MAGA State: What Happens If Trump Fires Jerome Powell?
Trump is threatening to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell. What happens next could shatter U.S. markets, the dollar’s dominance, and global financial order.
Canada2025 Canadian Federal ElectionsUnited States of AmericaTrump DoctrineEuropean UnionEmmanuel MacronMark CarneyPierre Poilievre
Canada at the Crossroads: NATO Withdrawal or Strategic Realignment with Europe?
Facing U.S. threats, Canada must choose: NATO status quo or join Macron’s new European defense bloc. Carney’s election may decide the West’s future.
CanadaSoft PowerOp/EdHockey
When Politics Yields to Sports: Debates, Elections, and the Great Game Clash
From Canada rescheduling a federal election debate for a Habs playoff clincher to India relocating an entire cricket league for national elections, this in-depth investigation explores when civic ritual gives way to sporting passion. A global look at the choreography between ballots and balls, strategy and spectacle.
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Faceoff at Six: Hockey, Democracy, and the Night Canada Chose Both
When the Montreal Canadiens played for a playoff spot and the federal leaders’ debate aired on the same night, Canada made room for both. This vivid narrative explores how one bar in Montreal became the perfect microcosm of the nation’s true priorities—puck drops and policy punches, side by side.
RussiaSIGINTUVB-76Moral Panic
Signal in the Static: Why UVB-76 Still Broadcasts, Even When It Says Nothing
UVB-76—the Russian shortwave “Buzzer”—sent out four strange messages in April 2025: Neptune, Thymus, Foxcloak, and Nootabu. But do they mean anything at all? Prime Rogue Inc. investigates the enduring mystery of UVB-76 and its strategic value, even when it’s broadcasting noise.
Trump DoctrineTrump TariffsAirpowerF-35SovereigntyNATOCanadaDefense Procurement
Canada’s F-35 Review, Portugal’s Exit, and the NATO Breakaway: European Jets Rise as U.S. Grip Weakens
Canada reviews its F-35 deal, Portugal cancels, and Europe pivots to Rafale and Gripen. NATO’s air power is realigning—and U.S. dominance is fading.
Top Ten ListsSeapowerGeopoliticsAsymmetric Warfare
Ten Times a Country With No Navy Sank the Narrative: Asymmetric Naval Warfare in the Age of Decline
From Ukraine’s sea drones to the Houthis' Red Sea shutdown, this intelligence essay explores 10 moments where navies lost to those without fleets. Welcome to the new era of asymmetric maritime warfare—cheap, dirty, and devastating.
UkraineRussia-Ukraine WarUnited States of AmericaTrump DoctrineAirpowerISRNATO
Terminal Altitude: Why Ukraine’s Fighter Fleet Will Collapse Without Immediate U.S. Reengagement
Ukraine’s F-16 fleet is flying blind under Trump-era aid cuts. Europe can’t close the gap. Without U.S. support, Ukraine’s air war collapses by 2026.
Information WarfareDecentralizationDigital Resistance & DecentralizationSovereigntySocial MediaTelegramCounter-IntelligenceSixth Generation Warfare
Telegram Is Not an App. It’s a Sovereign Condition.
Telegram isn’t broken—it’s the logical outcome of a collapsing information order. This full-spectrum intelligence brief explores Telegram’s real function as a post-state architecture enabling scams, war porn, biofluid cults, and narrative insurgency at scale. You can’t ban it. You either adapt—or disappear.
International Public HealthBioterrorismBiohackingPandemicsBiological WarfareBiological WeaponsBackyard BiohackingEmergent Threats
The Fluids Will Find Their God: Backyard Gain-of-Function and the Next Untraceable Pandemic
A strategic brief on homebrew biothreats, rogue bioengineering, and how the next pandemic may evolve from pigs, pus, and loneliness—not a lab.
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Доктрина Тёрнера: Как Америка разучилась шпионить, Трамп — управлять, а Канада — замечать Кевин Дж. С. Дуска-младший
Аналитическая записка о том, как доктрина Тёрнера уничтожила ЦРУ, как Трамп выжигает остатки госаппарата, и почему Канада молча копирует худшее. Посмертный отчёт об империи — с севера от коллапса.
CanadaNuclear EnergyOntarioCanadian Nuclear Safety CommissionBureaucratic CompromiseFraud and AbuseOp/Ed
Core Beliefs: How the Darlington BWRX-300 Reactor Was Licensed on Faith, Not Fact
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission approved a first-of-its-kind SMR reactor at Darlington based on a 2012 assessment. No new review. No working model. Welcome to licensing theatre.
United States of AmericaTrump DoctrineTrump TariffsCanadaMexicoLogisticsGlobal Supply ChainsTrade
The Detour Doctrine: Why Canada and Mexico Are Replacing U.S. Trade Infrastructure
Global trade isn’t abandoning the U.S.—it’s routing around it. How Canada and Mexico are becoming the new pressure valves in North American logistics and global supply chains.
IntelligenceIntelligence Agencies Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS)Stansfield TurnerTrump Doctrine
The Turner Doctrine: How America Forgot to Spy, Trump Forgot to Govern, and Canada Forgot to Notice
From the CIA’s self-inflicted lobotomy in 1979 to Trump’s 2025 purge of the federal state, the U.S. has been bleeding intelligence capacity for decades. Canada isn’t immune — we’re upstream of collapse, importing the rot with a smile. Prime Rogue Inc. traces the institutional failures that made the empire blind, feral, and dangerous.
Sixth Generation WarfareInformation WarfareSovereigntyRogue Doctrine
Informational Legitimacy and the Next Battlespace: Canada’s Sixth-Generation Challenge
Canada’s next security challenge won’t come from abroad — it will be a domestic crisis of legitimacy shaped by sixth-generation informational warfare. The future of conflict is narrative-first. Canadian institutions are losing public coherence. When institutions lose coherence, citizens lose orientation. Sixth-generation threats aren’t always foreign or violent. They emerge through institutional suppression, algorithmic silencing, and structural narrative drift. Informational coherence must be restored before legitimacy can return. You cannot proceduralize legitimacy. In a collapsing narrative environment, only doctrine survives.
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Sixth-Generation Information Warfare and the Rise of the Rogue Doctrine: How Private Intelligence, Weaponized Transparency, and Epistemic Sabotage are Rewriting Canada’s Battlespace
Discover how sixth-generation information warfare is no longer the domain of nation-states — and how private intelligence actors are deploying memetic sovereignty, reflexive control, and procedural weaponry to collapse institutional legitimacy from within. Featuring case studies from Canada’s nuclear regulator and a post-caretaker government in epistemic freefall.
CanadaBusiness Development Bank of Canada (BDC)InnovationIntellectual PropertyBureaucratic CompromiseBureaucratic Inertia United States of AmericaTrump Doctrine
Strategic Retreat: How the Business Development Bank of Canada Betrayed the Nation's Innovation Defences During a Trade War
During Canada’s 2025 caretaker period, the Business Development Bank of Canada quietly terminated its $160-million IP Fund and gutted its Deep Tech Venture team—while the U.S. escalates a trade war and floats annexation rhetoric. This was not mismanagement. It was Applaventisme: a bureaucratic betrayal of the national interest, executed in silence, during a constitutional blackout.
CanadaCanadian Nuclear Safety CommissionEnvironmental PoliticsBureaucratic CompromiseFraud and AbuseOp/Ed
Conflict by Design: How the CNSC Greenlit a Radioactive Timebomb at Chalk River
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission approved a nuclear waste dump near the Ottawa River. Experts warn of radioactive risks, failed oversight, and weak consultation.
CanadaBureaucracyBureaucratic Inertia Canadian Nuclear Safety CommissionPrivacy Act (Canada)ATIPOp/EdSovereignty
Sovereignty, Secrecy, and the State of Exception: How One Privacy Request Exposed a Canadian Nuclear Crisis
When a routine Privacy Act request triggered a legal meltdown at Canada’s nuclear regulator, the real question wasn’t about the data—it was about power. This exposé breaks down the failure, the conflict, and the deeper crisis now unfolding inside the Canadian transparency regime.
CanadaBureaucracyBureaucratic Inertia Canadian Nuclear Safety CommissionPrivacy Act (Canada)ATIPOp/Ed
The Quietest Trigger: When a Privacy Act Request Shook Canada’s Nuclear Bureaucracy
A Friday afternoon Privacy Act request to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission didn’t just get denied—it got escalated. In a Canada without Cabinet, amid annexation threats and a collapsing alliance system, even silence has a signature. This is how metadata became strategy.
CanadaUnited States of AmericaCritical InfrastructureTradeTrump DoctrineThe Great Lakes
The Deep End: Trump, the Great Lakes, and Canada’s Invisible Sovereignty Crisis
Trump’s threats to reshape Great Lakes policy expose a Canadian sovereignty crisis. No red lines, no naval force, no plan—and the water is rising fast.
United States of AmericaIranAirpowerDiego GarciaWarStealth Bombers
B-2 Bombers at Diego Garcia: U.S. Escalates Toward War with Iran Amid Houthi Conflict and Israeli Strikes
B-2 stealth bombers deployed to Diego Garcia signal rising war risk with Iran. Prime Rogue analyzes U.S. strategy, Israeli escalation, and future flashpoints.
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Collateral Care: America’s Top 10 Hospital Bombings, Ranked by Freedom™
A brutal, factual countdown of 10 times the U.S. bombed hospitals—from Dresden to Yemen. Not satire. Just foreign policy with a blast radius.
United States of AmericaTrump DoctrineJD VanceGreenlandAmerican Decline
The Empire That Forgot It Was One: JD Vance, Greenland, and the Death of the Rules-Based Order
JD Vance just threatened Denmark over Greenland. Trump wants Canada and Panama. The rules-based order is dead—and the U.S. is no longer hiding its empire.