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Bhagavad Gita; New Century, Ancient History

The tension experienced in the war between chaos and order described by the Bhagavad Gita is the true dialectic of ‘our’ world.

February 7, 2026

Ahmet Özcan

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Return to Europe, Return from Europe

Thus, the “universal” precedes Europe, but it is Europe that redirects the “universal” toward itself. In this sense, the “universal” and Europe

December 31, 2025

Ahmet Demirhan

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Why We Accept Lies and Reject the Truth

Every day, cultural and political machines broadcast narratives that divide, inflame, and hypnotize. They tell us who we are supposed to fear,

December 30, 2025

Dr. Gary Null

Opinion

The Western World Has Destroyed Its Men

In 2014 the population of Ukraine was 45 million people. Today the population is 19 million. In a decade, a white country

December 29, 2025

Paul Craig Roberts

Opinion

Who Will Side With the People Over the ‘Architects of AI’?

A Harris Poll found that, for the first time, a majority of Americans also see billionaires—many of them fueled by the AI

December 28, 2025

Will Bunch

Opinion

Introduction to the History of the Perception of Islam in the West – 4

In the fourth and final part of my study, I will try to evaluate the legacy of Orientalism regarding the perception of

December 27, 2025

Prof. İbrahim Kalın

Opinion

Wireless espionage

Wireless gaps inside secure areas now represent a systemic national security vulnerability. Protecting facilities from mobile device compromise and IoT exploits requires

December 26, 2025

Joseph Salazar

Opinion

The Return of the Jewish Question

At the gut level, most of our politics can be reduced to a simple question: “Whose fault is it?” Conservatives and liberals

December 26, 2025

David Azerrad

Opinion

Happy Day of the Invincible Sun!

Besides its political message, the cult of Sol Invictus had the advantage of being acceptable to the philosophically-minded who disapproved of the

December 25, 2025

Laurent Guyénot

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A Christmas Story: The Courage Jesus Learned as a Refugee

Jesus’s birth was a silent night, when all was calm and all was bright, but there was a context to the Christmas

December 25, 2025

Kary Love

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Did Arabic Scholars Discover Evolution in the Ninth Century?

It may not be a coincidence that many aspects of our understanding of the world have roots in this age. Arab and

December 24, 2025

Robert J. Asher

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Bhagavad Gita; New Century, Ancient History

Return to Europe, Return from Europe

Why We Accept Lies and Reject the Truth

The Western World Has Destroyed Its Men

Who Will Side With the People Over the ‘Architects of AI’?

Introduction to the History of the Perception of Islam in the West – 4

Wireless espionage

The Return of the Jewish Question

Happy Day of the Invincible Sun!

A Christmas Story: The Courage Jesus Learned as a Refugee

Did Arabic Scholars Discover Evolution in the Ninth Century?

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