With ongoing negotiation between the USA and China on the trade and tariff issues, it’s interesting to observe the positions that both countries are coming from. The following are statements made by ambassadors both nations appointed to each other, and sheds a lot of light on each nation’s perspective: This explains a lot of the … More Chinese Coexistence
The leader of Iran, Ali Khamanei’s various X posts on the subject of the Holocaust: Westerners claim to uphold the free flow of information. Are you able to reject the claims about events in Nazi Germany concerning Jews on Western social media platforms? … Holocaust is an event whose reality is uncertain and if it … More Khamanei on the Holocaust
An X post from Rob Schneider on the potential consequences of US involvement in Iran: The cruelest of ironies is that what could finally undo and destroy the Presidency of Donald J Trump isn’t biased Democrat Lawfare, or paid boomer protests, or District Court judges nullifying his Executive Orders, or Rino Republicans refusing to pass … More Iran as Trump’s Political Waterloo
Japan has had steadily declining births over the years, meeting a record low of below 700,000 for the year 2024. One 4chan anon was berating their nation over this, claiming that: We’re watching a country choose to commit national suicide over learning to get over their hatred of immigrants. This is a cautionary tale A … More Immigration vs Decline
A 4chan discussion on why men are dropping out of society yields a very insightful response from an anon from Spain: To understand the reason we just need to look at the definitions. Civilization comes from civitas, cities. The origin of history and agriculture. Cities offered protection from the outside, in exchange for taxes people … More The Backbone of Civilization
A 4chan anon offers an argument on why usury is morally wrong when prompted by other side of the exchange to do so: I’ll bite. Usury is wrong because it enriches the usurer at the expense of the one who has to pay interest. The only thing the usurer did was show up to the … More Usury Analysis
A political poster on X, Chebureki man, made an analysis on Russia and why they appeared resilient to the various trade sanctions placed on them during the height of the Russo-Ukraine war around June of 2024: Russia actually produces stuff people need to exist, like energy, food, materials. The U.S. on the other hand just … More Russia VS USA’s Self Sufficiency
A 4chan anon analyzes the difference between high verbal & non-verbal IQ, how each contributes to society (or not), as well as their relationship to the Jewish people: We dont hate jews, we just think that if you are a lawyer who does not create things like medical devices that save peoples lives, if all … More Verbal VS Non-Verbal IQ
An interesting political comic regarding the tariffs US president Trump announced recently: Keep in mind this is from China’s official state news outlet, but it’s interesting to see how the US appears in the eyes of other nations right now. While tariffs have proven to make smaller nations like Colombia or Vietnam capitulate, I’m personally … More Appeasing the Tariff Beast
A rather harsh condemnation to Europe’s position on the Ukraine war by Haz Al-Din, a Lebanese-American based out of Detroit who is known as somewhat of a poster child for the MAGA communism ideology: The European Union and NATO are the geopolitical arm of America’s unconstitutional fourth branch of government. American liberals are always looking … More Civilized Europe
Temple of Zagan 