Why Israel Will Never Be Punished for Their Atrocities

Why Israel Will Never Be Punished for Their Atrocities

There exists perhaps no more exquisite demonstration of the theatrical nature of international justice than the spectacle we have witnessed in recent years: the world’s most august legal institutions solemnly pronouncing judgment upon Israel’s conduct, only to watch helplessly as their verdicts are consigned to...

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The Palestinian Catastrophe: An Unvarnished History

The Palestinian Catastrophe: An Unvarnished History

Photo by Ahmed Abu Hameeda on Unsplash Let us dispense immediately with the comforting fictions that have clouded this subject for far too long. The Palestinian people have been subjected to what can only be described as a multi-generational atrocity — one executed with military precision, defended with...

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Nestlé: How a Corporation Killed 10.9 Million Babies

Nestlé: How a Corporation Killed 10.9 Million Babies

Nestlé: How a Corporation Killed 10.9 Million Babies and Put Their CEO in Charge of the World Economic Forum The statistics confirm a catastrophic toll: Nestlé’s aggressive marketing of infant formula in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) directly caused ~10.9 million infant deaths between 1960–2015, with...

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How is The United States’ Unaccountable Police State Going?

How is The United States’ Unaccountable Police State Going?

Photo by Fred Moon on Unsplash In the ostensible land of liberty, a most extraordinary contradiction has taken root and flourished with perverse vigor. The United States, that self-proclaimed beacon of democracy, harbors within its borders an increasingly militarized domestic force that operates with a shocking...

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Ten Pathways to Human Extinction: A Sober Assessment of Our Species’ Fragility

Ten Pathways to Human Extinction: A Sober Assessment of Our Species’ Fragility

Photo by Patrick Perkins on Unsplash The human species — Homo sapiens — has existed for a mere 300,000 years in cosmic terms, yet has developed the peculiar habit of believing itself immortal. Despite our technological advancements and self-congratulatory posturing as Earth’s dominant species, we remain remarkably vulnerable to extinction....

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The Waning of American Hegemony in Africa

The Waning of American Hegemony in Africa

Photo by James Wiseman on Unsplash The story of Western involvement in Africa begins, as most imperial tales do, with breathtaking violence followed by sanctimonious justification. When King Leopold II of Belgium established his personal fiefdom in the Congo Free State, he did so under the...

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American Exceptionalism’s Balkan Tragedy: How Washington Dismembered Yugoslavia

American Exceptionalism’s Balkan Tragedy: How Washington Dismembered Yugoslavia

Photo by Raúl Nájera on Unsplash The Empire’s Selective Memory There exists a peculiar amnesia that afflicts the American political establishment whenever the subject of its foreign interventions arises. This convenient forgetfulness — this ability to rewrite history while it is still warm — seems particularly pronounced when discussing the...

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The Great American Water Charade: A Nation Drowning in Its Own Hubris

The Great American Water Charade: A Nation Drowning in Its Own Hubris

Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash In the putrid pantheon of American self-deception, perhaps nothing reeks quite so foully as the pretense that the world’s wealthiest nation provides its citizens with that most basic necessity of civilized existence: clean water. The statistics from Germany versus the...

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The Economic Chessboard: Manufacturing, Aid, and the Shifting Global Order

The Economic Chessboard: Manufacturing, Aid, and the Shifting Global Order

Photo by Luke Stackpoole on Unsplash In the complex tapestry of global geopolitics, power transitions rarely happen through single dramatic events. Instead, they occur through gradual shifts in economic influence, strategic positioning, and the deployment of various forms of statecraft. This article examines the intricate relationships...

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How the West Debt Trapped Ghana

How the West Debt Trapped Ghana

Ghana’s relationship with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been a contentious one, marked by repeated bailouts and stringent… Continue reading on Medium »  

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