Category: Thinking Politically
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Mendacious Rationales: The Lies Behind Operation Lion’s Roar
Operation Lion’s Roar revives a familiar script: inflated threats, manufactured consent, and the shadow of regime change. Drawing chilling parallels with the 2003 Iraq invasion, this essay dissects how the United States and Israel deploy fear, selective intelligence, and moral posturing to justify renewed strikes on Iran. Claims of nuclear danger and imminent threats mask…
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Going to War, Again, for Israel
A new war looms as the United States aligns once more with Israel in a widening regional conflict, raising fears of catastrophic escalation. Framed as security, critics argue it repeats a familiar pattern of intervention, regime-change ambitions, and disregard for international law. With rising casualties, threats to global oil supplies, and the risk of a…
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Europe: From the myth of denazification to suicidal Russophobia or The Triumph of the Kakistocracy
Europe: From the myth of denazification to suicidal Russophobia or The Triumph of the Kakistocracy The European ruling class is in a terminal state. Elizabeth Kübler-Ross, the Swiss psychiatrist who dedicated herself to treating terminal patients, identified five stages of grief that we go through when we lose someone. The first stage of grief…
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Toward the Abyss: US–Israel Strikes on Iran and the Unraveling of West Asia’s Fragile Peace
West Asia stands on the brink. The joint US–Israel assault on Iran has shattered any illusion of stability, triggering retaliatory strikes across Israel and the Gulf. Civilian areas have been hit, casualties are mounting, and the specter of a region-wide war looms large. This is no longer deterrence — it is escalation without limits. As…
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Jesse Jackson Told Me Why He Really Ran for President
He insisted it wasn’t a vanity project. History proved him right.
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The Cuban Revolution holds out against US imperialism
Defying decades of blockade, sabotage and covert destabilization, Cuba’s revolution continues to stand as a stubborn challenge to U.S. imperialism. From the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion to relentless economic strangulation, Washington has sought to crush an experiment rooted in sovereignty, social justice and dignity. Yet Cuba endures—mobilizing its people, prioritizing healthcare and education, and…
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Cuba. Option Zero.
Option Zero was the revolutionary government’s contingency plan for the moment of total blockade from abroad and, therefore, the absolute lack of oil in the country.
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Statement on Zionist Plans to Create a Mini-State in Kenya and the Lessons from History
In 1903, Britain offered Kenyan land to Zionist settlers. That scheme failed. Now, a new attempt is underway in Nakuru
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United We Stand
Humanity has a collective action problem. We won’t be able to solve the many crises we’re facing until we first create a system to cooperate together. All humans are already organized into real communities of many different types in which people can and do trust each other, such as our workplace, school, religious or cultural…
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Haiti: Three Destroyers and One Order: How the US Imposed its Government
Three US warships anchored off Port-au-Prince marked the end of the last vestige of government autonomy in Haiti. On February 7, after weeks of diplomatic pressure and direct threats, the Presidential Transition Council (CPT) dissolved as demanded by Washington, consolidating the absolute power of Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, a controversial businessman who has never…
