Politics

Critical reflections on geopolitical events, political parties, power, governance, public policy, and the interplay of political ideas in shaping society.

Economic Cowardice: When Late Capitalism Guillotines Its Jester

A searing critique of Colbert’s cancellation, revealing how corporate cowardice and authoritarian power now collaborate to silence satire and democratic critique.

Politics

When Satirists Are Silenced, Democracy Trembles

Remonstration Against The Suspension Of Jimmy Kimmel Live

Politics

Trump’s Nobel Prize Delusion

A decisive indictment showing why Trump’s record of militarisation, treaty destruction, and authoritarianism makes his Nobel Peace Prize demands morally grotesque.

Politics

GAZA BEACHFRONT: UNPRECEDENTED INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!

A dark satirical critique exposing how Gaza’s destruction is reframed as a frontier real-estate and investment opportunity under disaster capitalism.

Economics

Perhaps Someone Should Tell Him

Public Service vs Private Self-Service

Politics

IT'S TIME TO SHOW OUR COLORS

Blockading aid and bombing civilians violate every standard of law and justice. Now is the time for visible, uncompromising moral leadership.

Politics

GERMANY'S PERPETUAL FAILURE TO BECOME GOOD

When consensus replaces courage, Germany’s ritual of responsibility obscures the absence of justice.

Politics

THE CURIOUSLY FORGOTTEN PROPERTY AXIS IN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

The Triangle We Refuse to See: Property, Power, and Political Freedom

Philosophy

WHAT WE OWE EACH OTHER

When society is reengineered as a market, care and love become commodities. What do we lose when everything is priced—but nothing is sacred?

Politics

HOW TO RECOGNISE A FASCIST – BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE

A practical guide to identifying the emotional, symbolic, and structural patterns of modern fascism before it consolidates power.

Politics

Piggy Bank, Not Robin Hood: The Popular Myth of the Welfare State

Unpacking the data: Most welfare state spending redistributes resources across the life course, not from rich to poor.

Economics

The Carbon Pricing Scandal: Immoral as Charged

When every major ethical tradition delivers the same verdict, it's time for business and policy leaders to face the truth—and demand real climate justice.

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Who’s Afraid of a Capitalist?!

How capitalism’s defenders and critics alike miss the real story—because they’ve never read the manual.

Philosophy

WHO’S AFRAID OF A MARXIST?!

How Marx’s name became a political Rorschach test

Philosophy

A PRIMER IN POLITICAL IDEOLOGY: Which Road Are You Really On?

Every road to the future is paved by our political lens—maturity means questioning not just the route, but the worldview shaping our way.

Philosophy

When the World Stops Watching: The Real Price of Looking Away

Global indifference to "forgotten wars" is not just a moral failure—it’s a systemic risk that can ignite global catastrophe. Discover why attention, justice, and charity matter now.

Politics

Heroic Failure: How English Nostalgia Became a Politics of Pain

A searing review of Fintan O’Toole’s latest book, exposing how Brexit weaponises nostalgia and self-inflicted pain to mask the wounds of a fading empire.

Politics

July 5th: The Independence Day You’ve Never Celebrated

Commemorating Algeria’s independence invites us to rethink the meaning of liberation, sacrifice, and justice—beyond the myths of Western revolution.

Politics

IS CAPITALISM LEGITIMATE?

If the core relationships of capitalism are built on power, not equality, can any talk of "just capitalism" escape being another excuse for domination?

Economics

Just War or Just Power? Iraq, 9/11, and the Great American Myth

The US invasion of Iraq failed every test of justice, rewriting history with convenient fictions—and seeding chaos that still shapes our world.

Politics

Navigating the Conundrum of Self and Freedom: A Canonical Synthesis

A critical synthesis of the main philosophical traditions linking concepts of freedom with ontologies of self.

Philosophy

Self-Governance, Now! Nkrumah and African Socialism

Between History and Hope: Ghana’s Experiment in Scientific Socialism

Politics

The IMF: An Outdated Relic Blocking Global Justice

A critique of the IMF’s entrenched inequities and neoliberal bias, calling for radical democratization, decolonization, and a reorientation toward global justice

Economics

Barbarians at the Gates: Book Bans and the New American Dark Age

What Florida’s Censorship Laws Reveal About the War on Culture and the Spirit of Humanity

Politics

Don’t Forget Diego Garcia!

Diego Garcia’s stolen history exposes Western double standards on freedom, justice, and war.

Politics

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Economic Cowardice: When Late Capitalism Guillotines Its Jester

When Satirists Are Silenced, Democracy Trembles

Trump’s Nobel Prize Delusion

GAZA BEACHFRONT: UNPRECEDENTED INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!

Perhaps Someone Should Tell Him

IT'S TIME TO SHOW OUR COLORS

GERMANY'S PERPETUAL FAILURE TO BECOME GOOD

THE CURIOUSLY FORGOTTEN PROPERTY AXIS IN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

WHAT WE OWE EACH OTHER

HOW TO RECOGNISE A FASCIST – BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE

Piggy Bank, Not Robin Hood: The Popular Myth of the Welfare State

The Carbon Pricing Scandal: Immoral as Charged

Who’s Afraid of a Capitalist?!

WHO’S AFRAID OF A MARXIST?!

A PRIMER IN POLITICAL IDEOLOGY: Which Road Are You Really On?

When the World Stops Watching: The Real Price of Looking Away

Heroic Failure: How English Nostalgia Became a Politics of Pain

July 5th: The Independence Day You’ve Never Celebrated

IS CAPITALISM LEGITIMATE?

Just War or Just Power? Iraq, 9/11, and the Great American Myth

Navigating the Conundrum of Self and Freedom: A Canonical Synthesis

Self-Governance, Now! Nkrumah and African Socialism

The IMF: An Outdated Relic Blocking Global Justice

Barbarians at the Gates: Book Bans and the New American Dark Age

Don’t Forget Diego Garcia!

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