You don’t avoid war by weakening the people who know how to prevent it. Loyalty doesn’t keep the peace, competence does.
The Uses of Ignorance: When Information Abundance Fuels Political Manipulation
We don’t lack information, we lack the will to use it. And that’s how ignorance becomes power.
Paid-to-Know: When National Security Becomes a Fundraising Perk
When national security becomes a subscription service, democracy isn’t just weakened, it’s for sale.
Luxury Nationalism: How Taxpayers Became the Sponsors of Power
It wasn’t Mexico. It was you. How nationalist rhetoric turned into taxpayer-funded luxury for the powerful.
The Myth of Innocence: Why Political Violence Refuses to Stay Partisan
Every side claims innocence. Reality says otherwise. Political violence isn’t partisan, and pretending it is makes it worse.
The Great Divergence: How Oil Policy Is Fracturing the West—and Funding the Kremlin
Cheap gas isn’t free. It may be quietly funding the very conflict the West claims to oppose.
The Persistence of Belief: How Political Myth Outlives the Truth
Facts don’t kill political myths. They often make them stronger. And that’s how democracies begin to decay.
“86 47”
When interpretation becomes evidence and symbols become crimes, the law stops constraining power, and starts serving it.
The Maple Leaf MAGA: Meeting Ignorance Without Borders
Ignorance isn’t just spreading, it’s being celebrated. And it’s no longer confined to American borders.
The Sword and the Amnesia: On the Political Rehabilitation of Insurrection and the Rewriting of American Memory
When insurrectionists become martyrs and history is rewritten, democracy doesn’t collapse, it’s quietly repurposed.
