Sat, Jan 24, 2026

While the inauguration of the Board of Peace concluded in Davos this weekend, the security situation in North Darfur has effectively collapsed.

Confirmed reports indicate the genocidal RSF are engaged in a genocidal clearance of the Zaghawa and Massalit populations.

The International Criminal Court has documented a double-tap strategy previously used in the siege of El Fasher: destroying essential water and food infrastructure, followed by the targeted elimination of civilians attempting to flee. ICC Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan briefed the UN Security Council this week, stating sexual violence is being deployed as a weapon of war.

The RSF’s operational capacity is sustained by the UAE, which facilitates the transfer of munitions and funding through logistical hubs in Chad.

The disconnect between atrocities in Darfur and diplomatic maneuvering in Davos is structural. This weekend, the UAE was formally seated as a Permanent Member of the Board of Peace.

President Trump’s new governing body, designed to supersede the UN Security Council, operates on a paid-in-capital model. Permanent voting rights are contingent upon a $1 billion entry fee.

The Board’s philosophy is also active domestically. The federal response to protests in Minneapolis – characterized by the deployment of 3,000 agents and fatal shootings of US citizens – mirrors the Board’s stability-first mandate. Rights are secondary to the preservation of the operating environment.

The slaughter in Darfur is not a failure of the Board of Peace. It is a feature of its business model. By accepting the UAE’s capital, the Board has signaled that genocide is a line item that can be offset by a sufficient deposit.

The post-WWII era of collective security has ended. We have entered the era of transactional immunity.

Of the estimated 2 million documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation mandated for release by the Epstein Files Transparency Act, the Department of Justice has released roughly 12,000. That is a compliance rate of 0.6%.

In Minneapolis, the state mobilized 3,000 agents to hunt families in the snow. In Washington, it cannot seem to find a single clerk to release the names of those who hunt children.

Do not mistake this for incompetence. It is a protection racket disguised as bureaucracy. This is not a Department of Justice failing to work. This is a Department of Rape working perfectly.

"Instead of taking the lead in defending freedom worldwide, Europe looks lost trying to convince the US president to change. But he will not change. President Trump loves who he is. And he says he loves Europe, but he will not listen to this kind of Europe."

– Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, shortly before US envoys bypassed him to schedule peace talks with Putin.

In a textbook display of gaslighting, Donald John is suing JPMorgan Chase for de-banking him – a frivolous retaliation that ignores the basic reality that compliance departments are legally obligated to flag convicted felons, sexual abusers, and aspiring insurrectionists as toxic assets. It is a lawsuit born of profound insecurity, attempting to use the courts to force private institutions to ignore his rap sheet to soothe his ego, establishing a new precedent where the only risk metric that matters is saying no to Baby Donald.

The relief rally today is built on a dangerous assumption: that the Greenland framework represents a return to normalcy. It does not. We have moved from a market of discovery to a market of decree. If you want to know what a stock is worth, don't just look at the P/E ratio. Look at the guest list for the White House dinner. In the patronage economy, you don't buy the best company. You buy the one Donald John has promised not to kill. Just be sure to check behind his back for any crossed fingers.