Tag: war
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Should the US attack Venezuela?
The question sounds insane at first. Yet nothing about Venezuela feels normal now. The country collapsed. People starve. Hospitals resemble war zones. Millions flee by foot. And the world watches a disaster that did not appear from nothing. The US helped build the system that failed. It pressured Venezuela for decades. It weaponised the dollar,…
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Russia tortures POWs. India and China don’t care
Ukrainian prisoners freed from Russian camps describe cruelty that no country can ignore. Their accounts come from penal colonies deep inside Russia, especially one in Mordovia. The place does not function as a prison. It functions as a torture site. These men describe beatings, humiliation, electric shocks, and deliberate neglect. Their stories force a hard…
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Why humanity never learns from history
Every generation thinks it is smarter than the one before. It believes wars belong to the past, that humanity has finally matured, that reason will replace greed. But it never happens. The faces change, the flags change, yet the instincts stay. Power still corrupts. Greed still spreads. Vanity still drives the masses into chaos. People…
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How nationalism manipulates the human need for belonging
Nationalism is not patriotism. It is the hijacking of a primal instinct that once ensured survival. The human need to belong evolved in small tribes where loyalty meant life. Modern nationalism exploits that same emotional machinery, but for power, obedience, and war. It takes what was natural and turns it into a political weapon. The…
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict: How to retain objectivity
I do not cry at funerals (etc.) because I suffer from flattened emotions. I have no ancestral pain, no religious loyalty, no emotional trigger in this war. That does not mean I cannot choose a side. I can. And I do – slightly the Israeli one. But I do it rationally. I weigh risks, intentions,…
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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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Screw Geneva Conventions, kill anyone you want
The title sounds extreme—and intentionally so. But it captures a disturbing reality: in the modern Western war machine, the Geneva Conventions have become ceremonial ink. Soldiers execute captives. Civilians die in secret prisons. Detainees suffer, not as combatants, but as objects of convenience. And when the moment comes to apply the law, Western judges shield…
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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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The historical and current mistrust Poles have for Russians
No other neighbor evokes the same emotional reflex in Poland as Russia does. The mistrust is not shallow. It is historical, it is not theoretical. They inherited it. For centuries, Russians have represented not just a foreign power—but a force of humiliation, erasure, and control. This article traces where the mistrust comes from, how it…
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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…