Tag: Foreign policy of the United States
Democracies, Demo-cracias, Corporatocracies, and Demonocracy
I usually use the translate feature on my iPhone for reading, but for this repost, I’ve used Google Translate. While some nuance may be lost, I hope the “gist” remains clear. I haven’t parsed every linked source yet, but I find myself in deep agreement with Gustavo Horta’s critique of “Demo-cracias.”
Read More »[Crosspost] On Fear, Contradiction, and the Self
I’m not really a fan of Stoicism, but I haven’t really given it a fair chance, so I decided to download Meditations by Marcus Aurelius and Seneca’s Letters on Ethics. I have a tendency to cherry pick quotes for inspiration though, so I looked up some from Seneca.
Read More »Trump’s new national security strategy: 5 key takeaways +
More on the US National Security Strategy paper…
Here are Sputnik’s questions and my full answers regarding the recently released US National Security Strategy document below – I will also be doing an article/video this coming week…
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From Cold War Opera to the DJ Booth: My New Research Rabbit Hole
Seven Years In: Time for a Change?
Why Writing About U.S. Foreign Policy Feels Like a Battle
It’s Here: The Neocon Reader


The book arrived yesterday in solid shape—still wrapped in its library cover, barcode intact. I ordered a bookmark for it too.
Nailing the neocon myth [Excerpts from The Neocon Reader]

Nailing the neocon myth (excerpt from “Neoconservatism” edited by Irwin Stelzer aka “The Neocon Reader”)
Read More »[Rant] Simulation Protocol: War Room Live
I hate calling it the Department of War. Not because it’s inaccurate—on the contrary, it’s more honest than “Defense.” It feels like capitulation to the spectacle, as if we’ve stopped pretending. The mask has dropped, and we’re all expected to clap for the absurdity.
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