Today’s Zionist talking points often insist that “there was never such a thing as Palestine,” a claim designed to legitimize a sole Israeli right to […]
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America at 250: A Republic, If You Can Keep It
Beneath the celebrations lies a society grappling with deep questions of identity, intensifying culture clashes, soaring inequality, governance captured by oligarchs, and a global role […]
Asia’s Education Machine Is Winning — Should the West Finally Admit It?
The intense pressure of high-stakes education in East Asia—centered on China’s Gaokao—raises an uncomfortable question: should the West reconsider its increasingly relaxed approach? Raised and […]
Never Forget: China’s 4,000-Year Experiment—A Civilization Built More on History Than Revelation
Every great civilization sought legitimacy in the heavens—except one that largely sought it in history. Ancient Egypt looked to Ra. Mesopotamia revered Marduk. Greece had […]
Germany’s Eternal Moral Finger: Hypocrisy, History, and the Road to the Next Great War
Never Forget: Germany’s Horrific Past Has No Equal — And Now They Threaten the Future Consider the historical weight: from German soil emerged two world […]
The Rise and Fall of Miles Guo: A Case Study in Western Support for Political Dissidents
With the downfall of Chinese businessman Miles Guo (Guo Wengui), it became clear that he had been accused of financial fraud not only in China […]
Understanding Islamist Resistance: Why the West Must “Go to Tehran”
A Different Lens on the Middle East: Three Books That Challenge the West’s Failed Iran Policy In an era defined by protracted Middle East conflicts […]
“Independence Regardless” Say Bougainville
Bougainville independence is finally back in the Papua New Guinea Parliament, although MPs have not yet actually voted on whether the island should become a […]
The Struggle for Democracy: Expensive, Cynical, and Ineffective
The upcoming parliamentary elections in Russia are under scrutiny by Western countries, which are trying to create as many problems as possible for the Russian […]
An act of utter weakness. And utter mediocrity
For a long time, the classic 18th-century song “Rule, Britannia!” by English composer Thomas Arne, with lyrics by Scottish poets James Thomson and David Mollett, […]