Politics

A field rep inherits twelve campus chapters. Only seven are real. The rest? Bounced contacts, fabricated identities, and a gift-card economy designed to hit quotas nobody could honestly meet. This …

A provocative examination of wealth inequality, global hunger, housing shortages, healthcare failures, and elite political influence. Douglas Reid Ashcroft argues that the world already possesses the resources to feed, house, …

Modern right-wing nationalism isn’t politics—it’s branding. A sharp, unsparing look at how flags, fear, and merch replaced governance.

A rigorous critique of Thomas Sowell’s work, exposing gaps, contradictions, and flaws in his economic and cultural arguments.

Trump’s 2026 State of the Union was 108 minutes, 10,617 words, and a documented record of falsehoods. Here’s what he said, what the evidence says, and what it all actually …

The rise in Black female-headed households stems from structural, economic, and demographic forces—not primarily welfare or 1960s progressivism.

Money is a government-issued IOU, a liability, and a token for paying taxes; individuals hold it temporarily, not as true private property.

Bank deposits and cash circulate as government debt; the state controls, creates, and cancels money, proving it is not owned by individuals.

Canada thrives under Carney’s realism; Poilievre’s theatrics risk replacing governance with spectacle and noise.

New neuroscience suggests reduced prefrontal cortex volume may underlie rigidity, in-group bias, and lower empathy in right-wing authoritarian minds.

Government surpluses shift debt onto citizens; Graeber reveals money as obligation, exposing austerity as power and silence as ritualized control.

I went to an AI image generator and entered the prompt “Donald Trump”. That’s it, that’s all. No other words – no further instructions.