Category: Articles
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Unipolar world vs multipolar: Full guide
Global power never stays frozen. It shifts with economic growth, military strength, and cultural influence. At the highest level, there are two basic shapes of the world order. A unipolar world has one dominant power setting the rules. A multipolar world has several major powers competing and cooperating. History has seen both—and each brings its…
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Capitalism is the racket of the ruling class
Al Capone once said that capitalism is the legitimate racket of the ruling class. He was not joking. He was describing the system exactly as it works. Capitalism does not run on free and fair competition. It runs on organized extraction. The ruling elite takes wealth from the rest of society and calls the process…
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Czech Vietnamese and their poor Czech: US comparison
In the Czech Republic, many older Vietnamese immigrants speak Czech poorly. Their speech is broken, heavily accented, and often grammatically wrong. They use the same short phrases in markets, food stalls, or small shops. If the conversation becomes more complex, they slow down, hesitate, or switch to Vietnamese. In the United States, first-generation Vietnamese also…
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We can question Christianity, not Islam
You can question Christianity in most Western countries, you can mock it, you can publish it. And you will face criticism, maybe protests, but not a death sentence.Now compare that with many Muslim-majority states. Question Islam. Name the Prophet. Challenge scripture. You can face prison. You can face mobs. In some places, you can face…
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POTUS vs German chancellor: Extreme vs zero power
The president of the United States commands one of the most concentrated portfolios of power in modern history. The German chancellor, by contrast, operates within a framework built to restrain authority. Both offices lead advanced economies. Both sit at the heart of alliances. Yet only one wields the tools to change the world overnight. The…
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Why we don’t want Russian values
Russia constantly claims to offer an alternative to the Western world. It speaks of “traditional values”—order, faith, patriotism, and family. To many disillusioned by Western politics, this sounds appealing. However, Russian values are not spiritual or moral. Rather, they are hierarchical, brutal, and enforced through fear. What the Kremlin markets as stability is, in reality,…
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New Testament critique
Religious texts, especially the New Testament, often receive blind reverence. But they deserve rigorous scrutiny. These documents emerged in historical contexts, written by humans with motives, biases, and agendas. To understand them, we must replace faith with reason. This article dissects the New Testament’s dubious origin, its contradictions, mythological roots, and how religious belief spreads…
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Human developmental stages and capitalism – in tens of trillions
Capitalism is not random. It is efficient because it adapts to what Homo sapiens already are, it evolves with our stages of life. And it responds to hormones, status drives, and survival instincts. It profits from mating rituals, fear of death, and longing for identity. That is why it works. Capitalism is not separate from…
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Commercial vs state inventions
Innovation is not neutral. Behind every breakthrough lies a motive. Sometimes it is profit, sometimes it is power. Sometimes it is simply survival. But one myth prevails: that capitalism drives all progress. That invention flows from competition, not cooperation. That companies build the future while governments waste time. This view is false. Both sectors invent—but…
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Nationalize the Vatican’s power and wealth
The Vatican is more than a spiritual institution. It functions as a global empire. For centuries, it has blended religion, politics, finance, and secrecy. It owns land, runs banks, shapes diplomacy, and influences morality. Although it presents itself as sacred, it operates like a state—yet enjoys legal and financial privileges that no other power on…