If the State considers itself to be at war, why does it not state so where the Constitution requires it to do so?
The realities obscured by the “One Nation” narrative intersect with broader imperialist power struggles, extending from the energy resources of the Caspian Basin to the trade routes of Eurasia.
There’s no way to fight the Empire without bypassing its control of the international financial system.
The U.S. negotiates with Moscow and Europe is left commenting. Zakharova’s “none of her business” says it all.
Considerations on the boundaries between secularism, sovereignty, and social stability
Le Pen leads with 32-36%. France’s minorities are preparing their exit.
Abya Yala isn’t nostalgia – it’s counter-toponymy, sovereignty through naming. Empires die; names endure.
Iran and Pakistan are deep into building a post-American financial order in the intersection between West Asia and South Asia.
