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- Top-Expert REVEALS: EU in Grip of Deadly Mass-Formation | Prof. Mattias Desmet
At the heart of this exchange, Dr. Mattias Desmet argues that “mass formation”—a collective psychological process driven by loneliness, loss of meaning, and pervasive propaganda—underpins the rise of totalitarianism and explains recent widespread acceptance of extreme war narratives in Europe. Drawi
- The Greatest SECRET of the Holocaust REVEALED | Stephen Kapos
At the heart of this testimony, Stephen Kapos recounts surviving wartime Budapest—air raids, anti-Jewish legislation, secret “Swiss-protected” rescue homes, and his father’s inclusion on Rudolf Kastner’s negotiated transport—while situating these experiences in broader Hungarian and European politic
- Europe is LOST: War Preparations on Every Level | Dr. Ulrike Guérot
- 🚨 New Strikes Imminent. Iran Prepares Knockout Blow | Prof. S.M. Marandi
Professor Seyed M. Marandi contends that Tehran’s current strategy combines calibrated military resilience with political and economic measures to withstand and deter further U.S.–Israeli escalation. He argues Iran is preparing for a likely second wave of attacks but relies on a dispersed “mosaic” d
- Strategic SUICIDE: The Iran TRAP That Ends US Hegemony | Prof. Steven Starr
Professor Steven Starr argues that the US-led campaign against Iran has exposed deep strategic and material weaknesses that threaten US hegemony and risk wider regional and global catastrophe. He contends that US bases and air defenses in the Gulf have been degraded, vast stocks of interceptors and
- THIS Should Worry Zionists: The Resistance Is Winning | Laith Marouf
Leith Marouf contends that Palestine must be understood within the broader geographic and historical unit of Bilad al-Sham, where colonial borders have artificially divided interlinked societies. He situates contemporary struggle as a continuation of long-standing anti-imperial resistance against Eu
- The West is Collapsing Psychologically | Therapist Benjamin Schoendorff
Benjamin Schoendorff argues that the psychosocial dynamics of contemporary international violence are inseparable from material imperial structures: a 500‑year "white empire" produces collective identities that externalize suffering and legitimize domination. Drawing on relational frame theory and a
- The Gaza Genocide is Changing America | Norman Finkelstein
Norman Finkelstein contends that Israel’s October 7 response marks a decisive shift from periodic “mowing the lawn” strikes to an intent to “solve” the Gaza question through expulsion and measures amounting to slow-motion genocide. He argues tactics—starvation, blockade, denial of essentials—constit
- The "liberal" Empire is Dying. Finally. | Dr. Andrey Ivanov
Andrey Ivanov argues that the decline of US hegemony exposes the bankruptcy of contemporary liberalism as practiced—not the ideas of Mill or Locke, but the Hollywood‑shaped “fight for freedom.” Drawing on his Soviet‑born, Ukrainian upbringing and subsequent academic and consulting career, he traces
- Greatest Collapse of Israel Support in History! | M. Marquardt & R. Sanders
Felix Marquardt and Richard Sanders probe the shifting politics of pro‑Israel support in Western publics, arguing the October 7 attacks and subsequent Gaza imagery produce an extraordinary erosion of Israel’s international image. Sanders situates the UK’s political collapse of the Corbyn left within
- Ex-Army Officer: Iran War Getting Worse For US Every Day | David Pyne
David Pyne argues that the U.S. position in the Iran conflict has degraded steadily, as President Trump reluctantly extends a ceasefire while maintaining an economically and legally fraught naval blockade. Pyne contends the blockade—an act of war in Iran’s view—undermines peace talks, compels Irania
- China Defeats US Warmongers: Brilliant Diplomacy to End Civil War | Dr. Joanna Lei
Dr. Joanna Lei argues that the recent meeting between KMT Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun and Xi Jinping reopens a vital party-to-party channel that can reduce cross-strait tensions and restore practical ties stalled since 2016. Drawing parallels with the 2005 Lien Chan visit, Lei highlights how non-governm