Where Is Everyone? Freeing Nature and the Subhumans
The way in which the entertainment industry—and even some high culture—addresses the topic of slavery today aims to create a stark contrast
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Towards a Revolutionary Psychoanalysis
In my consideration of psychology and its practices I have usually been of the mind that its role is to make people
Do Muslims Want Sharia Law in the West?
And here is where I see the critique made to Kholwadia as also valid. Not because of the argument made in the
Are Whites Responsible for the Stagnation of Africa and Blacks in general?
In short, powerful entities—whether African, Arab, Mongol, Turkish, Chinese, Persian, or Jewish—have almost all engaged in forms of territorial expansion, domination, and,
The Hypocrisy of a Rules-Based World
This is why the recent Western admissions about the collapse of the rules-based order matter—but only if taken seriously. Because this system
Does the Unthinkable Happen?
This is not a matter of historical fatality. Rather, it is a specific context that Antonio Gramsci called interregnum: the old world
The Emerging World Order Looks Like the Old One
Those who are hoping that this moment is only a temporary regression will soon see that the damage done is permanent. The
The Difference Between The US Empire And The British Empire
The US empire is a larger, stronger, sneakier, bitchier, less honest, more manipulative version of what the British Empire was. The British
Che Guevara and Palestine: Sierra Maestra to Gaza
More than half a century ago, on 9 October 1967, the rifle of the Argentine revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara fell silent in
Dayton Bosnia and the Future That Never Arrived
Dayton Bosnia has thus become the perfect perpetuum mobile of Balkan absurdity: the less state—the more presidents; the less thinking—the more “great