Tag: politics
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History of health care to now: 8 million dead each year
People believe modern health care is expensive because it is advanced. But the real reason is much simpler: because someone wants profit. From the earliest times to today, paying for your own survival has been a consistent injustice, not a new one. And it continues even though we live in an age where trillion-dollar fortunes…
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A security architecture for people, without people
Politics does not move because of elections. History does not change because of parliaments. The real shifts—the wars, the alliances, the economic collapses—begin in shadow meetings. In hotel suites, military bases, and diplomatic backdoors. A few decide what billions will endure. This is called security architecture. A set of informal, often invisible arrangements that determine…
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Freethinkers International substitutes governments
A global government would be the most logical path. Shared humanity, shared planet, shared responsibilities. It could stop wars before they start. It could erase hunger before it spreads. Coordinated justice would finally replace national hypocrisy. And yet, we live in a highly interconnected global economy with no major regulator. Banks trade across borders. Corporations…
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Journalists as whores for hire and thugs
Journalists claim neutrality. They say they inform, not influence. But in reality, many serve. Not the people. Not the truth. But those who pay them. They defend power, they normalize war. They polish the image of tyrants and smear anyone who exposes them. The media today no longer just covers events. It creates them. It…
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9/11 terrorists didn’t envision 4.5 million deaths
September 11, 2001. Nearly 3,000 civilians died within hours. The images pierced the world’s mind. Skyscrapers collapsed. Firefighters wept. Families vanished. The shock gripped every screen. But the aftermath did far more damage. While the attacks lasted a single morning, the consequences reshaped the 21st century. What began as a terrorist assault became a political…
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Struggle to have empathy with a regular voter?
Most people believe they understand politics. They rarely study political history. They seldom investigate how global capital influences decisions. Yet they speak about politics with confidence. Not because they know, but because they see. And what they see appears absurd. Some people, who are political junkies, and know the map may not be able to…
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Who is to blame for wars?
People often search for simple answers. They blame the dictator, they blame the extremist. They blame the foreigner. Yet the truth behind wars is far from simple. It is layered, invisible, and deeply structural. Wars do not erupt randomly. Rather, they emerge from calculated decisions, quiet alliances, and systems designed to reward conflict. And because…
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Professional conspiracy theorists: False prophets
They act like rebels. They speak like prophets. But they sell like marketers. Today’s conspiracy theorists are not lonely investigators or rogue philosophers. They are professionals, they record podcasts. And they sell books. They monetize paranoia. Yet despite all their dramatic claims, they never say who actually rules the world. They never name the real…
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Two mothers with strollers are talking about gassing the Gypsies
Two Caucasian mothers with strollers, caring for babies, are talking to each other. Mothers who should be raising their children keep switching discussion topics as they stroll. And one of them says: “They should really gas the Gypsies!” The other one nods. Do you think this is a form of art or some fantasy? No,…
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Cocaine, male prostitutes and chief of protocol as best citizen
While you may claim the title is tabloid-like, you are correct. The sad thing is, to some extent, that it is absolutely truthful. The Czech president’s chief of protocol had binges with cocaine snorted and male prostitutes (despite working for a president who wanted to be seen as conservative). When the affair came to light,…