The 1975 Helsinki Accords weren’t about human rights – they were capitalism’s lifeline. Facing collapse after 1973, the West weaponized “freedom” to open Eastern Europe to capital.
Because we are accustomed to green madness, we often overlook simple environmental issues.
The childish rivalry with Argentines, inflamed by the media, reveals moral weaknesses within Brazilian society.
Why has the IOC not banned Britain, France, Germany, and other European NATO states for arming a NeoNazi regime in Kiev that is bombing civilians in Russia?
Brazil no longer plays “football-art,” nor does it manage to achieve results by appealing to “tactical awareness” and “efficiency.”
From Kosovo to migration, the Batista’s deal with the West is rotting from within.
Uprooted slum-dwellers turn evangelical, not because of theology, but because the Church couldn’t keep up with chaotic urbanization.
Skepticism toward accelerationism, wariness of transhumanism—and a call for distinct civilizational futures, not Western tech inevitability. Russia charts its own path.
