Tag: super-rich interest groups
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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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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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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…
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Education at its maximum? Give me a break
Education at its maximum? Give me a break They say they want to educate you at the maximum level. These lies cannot be bigger. Not only would educating people at its maximum mean lifelong education, but the form of education would be completely different. Curriculum only beneficial to the super-rich Literature, physics, chemistry, biology, geography,…
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Why the US is rich, Latin America poor?
Two vast regions. One hemisphere. Both blessed with rich soil, vast forests, and natural resources; both colonized by Europeans. Both fought for independence in the 18th and 19th centuries. And yet, one became a global superpower while the other remains locked in cycles of poverty, corruption, and inequality. Why did the United States soar while…
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How freethought is redefining global politics
They say, “We can’t have freedom of speech in Europe. We’re not America.” But how can anything change if we are punished for even saying that? How do we reform injustice if questioning it is illegal? Freethought today is no longer academic. It is revolutionary. Across borders, thinkers challenge systems—not with weapons, but with ideas.…
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Education system: Competing countries, competing people
Everyone praises education. Politicians declare it the foundation of freedom. Parents call it the key to success. Reformers dream of its ability to lift the poor. But beneath these warm slogans lies a colder reality. Education was not born to enlighten. It was born to prepare nations for competition. And in doing so, it turned…
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West has been destroying Middle East and never helped
The pattern is undeniable. Western powers invade, topple governments, and bomb cities. Then they walk away. No justice follows. And no rebuilding takes place. No responsibility is ever accepted. As a result, the Middle East remains shattered. Its people suffer in silence. Its cities lie in ruins. Those who flee often die at sea, rot…
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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…