The World Beyond The West
What does the West have so much hope in Navalny? Most people in the West seem to truly believe that Navalny will simply turn up and wave his magical wand and instantaneously transform the Russian federation. He is envisioned a genuine democratic threat to Putin. The BBC and Western media in general often introduce him … Continue reading Can Navalny save Russia from corruption?
Throughout history, the concept of decadence has been a recurring theme in literature, philosophy, and art. The term "decadence" refers to a cultural or social decline characterized by excess, indulgence, and moral decay. This theme has been explored in various ways, from the decline of the Roman Empire to the excesses of the French aristocracy … Continue reading Decadence
Joe Biden's announcement that US troops will be pulled out of Afghanistan this year on the 11th of September is the umpteenth example of the pervasive liberal hypocrisy that dwells within the western media sphere. The point here is not a condemnation of Bidens decision: rather what is of interest is the way the press … Continue reading The “masses” are rejecting “liberal” hegemony
The problem with immigration is driven by global inequality, desperation, neoliberal desire for cheap labour and not by your deluded sense of international solidarity. Most people that subscribe to some leftist world vision in the West will gladly stand in support with immigrants. This as if it were an act of international leftist solidarity, perfectly … Continue reading The left and immigration: how leftists underpin a system they purport to hate
Herodotus, known as the "Father of History," was a Greek historian who lived in the 5th century BCE. He is most famous for his work "The Histories," which recounts the events leading up to and during the Greco-Persian Wars of the early 5th century BCE. Through his work, Herodotus provides valuable insights into the history, … Continue reading Herodotus and Persia
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