The Work Is Not Done: Colonial Design, a Claimed Mandate, and the Difference Between a Cause and a Collection Plate
By Mike Arnold In advocating an end to the jihad emptying Christian villages across Nigeria, I have realized a harder truth than most activists are willing to say out loud:
NIGERIANS DEMAND FREEDOM TO CHOOSE
7,500+ signatures in under three days as petition calls for a verifiable election, a people-written constitution and a peaceful referendum — without a single paid advertisement FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ABUJA
THE $9 MILLION GENOCIDE COVERUP MACHINE
A mystery law office in Kaduna. Roger Stone. A Florida Newsmax columnist. A Washington influence shop caught up in a hacking-for-hire case. A paid “conflict reporter” publishing from the killing
The Sokoto Caliphate’s Hidden Holocaust, Finally Counted
222 years. One machine. Same agenda, same bloodline, same throne, same results. 4.3 million killed. 13.2 million enslaved. 20.5 million driven from their homes. Since 1804. Still counting. Interactive timeline:
IRF — THE SANCTIMONIOUS SWAMP BLOB WHERE GOOD CAUSES GO TO DIE
Nigeria is a national security crisis. Someone filed it under “religious freedom.” Here’s what that costs. By Mike Arnold Nigeria is not a “religious freedom” issue. It is a Caliphate
NGOSHE: A MICROCOSM OF NIGERIA
Congressional Briefing in Support of HR 7457 – The Nigeria Religious Freedom and Accountability Act of 2026 By Mike Arnold | Africa Arise Alliance & Arise Academies Ngoshe is a
Predatory Extraction Policies Built the African Terror Now Threatening the West
Kissinger said the quiet part out loud. The U.S. kept it classified for 15 years. We are now reaping what we have sown. But it’s not too late to turn
CHAINED BY GREED
Why Great Britain Cannot Afford to Offend Muslims — Anywhere By Mike Arnold Great Britain cannot afford to offend the Muslim world — not abroad, where its fuel and its
Rice and Politics: Today’s Bread and Circus Games
By Mike Arnold The Roman emperors had a system. When the empire was rotting from the inside, when the masses were hungry and angry, when the legitimacy of the elite