America’s Next Surplus People

 America has always been the ultimate human meat-grinder, a factory that chews up wave after wave of raw talent and spits out the next chapter of its endless hustle.

The Alaska Pact: The End of the Transatlantic Era and the "New Divide" of the World

The Alaskan Pact represents the definitive collapse of the post-1945 liberal order, marking a transition from a world of shared values to a brutal landscape of neo-imperial pragmatism. In this emerging reality, the traditional alliances that defined the twentieth century are being dismantled in favor of a new global partition, a secret understanding between Washington and Moscow that mirrors the dark logic of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. This contemporary realignment is catalyzed by a dramatic American shift toward territorial expansionism, specifically centered on the strategic annexation of Greenland.

America 2026: When People Vote Against, Not For

Forecast: Why the Midterms Could Become a Turning Point — and How They Might Ignite America’s Second Civil War

A Referendum Against Trump

If current trends continue, the 2026 U.S. midterm elections are shaping up to be more than just another political contest — they could become a historical rupture. More and more Americans are preparing to vote not for Democrats, but against Donald Trump — against his rhetoric, his authoritarian instincts, and his attempt to crown himself the monarch of a republic.

This is no longer a normal competition of ideas. It is a national referendum on a fundamental question: Are we still a democracy — or have we become a one-man state? And increasingly, voters are choosing the former.

Education tomorrow: AI for the poor, no change for the rich

 In the near future, free public education may undergo a radical transformation. What used to mean classrooms, blackboards, and human teachers could shift almost entirely online, powered by artificial intelligence. Physical schools with real educators will still exist—but as elite, paid institutions for the wealthy. This change would drastically reduce the strain on public budgets, though at the cost of widening social divides and redefining what “learning” means.

The U.S. Has Cornered Itself into Isolationism — It’s Time for Europe to Say “Enough”

America is exhausting. That’s right — not “concerning” or “problematic”, but downright exhausting with its indecisiveness, double standards, and the hypocritical mantra: “European security is Europe’s responsibility.” These words no longer sound like a strategic doctrine but rather a refusal to take responsibility. Meanwhile, the same U.S. pressures Europe to impose sanctions on China — without bearing any of the costs, yet demanding full loyalty. But the EU is not a vassal. And the time may come when the answer is just as blunt: “American interests are America’s problem.”

From Labor to Life: The Basis of Post-Capitalism

When Karl Marx wrote Das Kapital, he built his analysis on a simple truth: labor is the foundation of capitalism. It is through labor that value is created. The worker produces goods, the capitalist extracts profit, and wages are the minimal share returned to the worker for survival. The entire capitalist machine runs on this equation.

But in the 21st century, the foundation has shifted. Labor is no longer the sole engine of value. The new raw material is life itself—our digital traces, our clicks, our likes, our searches, our photos, our texts.

Economic Foundations of State Bankruptcy in the Digital Age

Modern nation-states were built on a simple economic promise: collect taxes from the working majority and redistribute them to maintain armies, bureaucracies, pensions, and social programs. For two centuries this system functioned — but today, three deep tectonic shifts threaten to make it collapse: the rise of cryptocurrencies, the erosion of the tax base, and the demographic implosion of welfare systems.

The Fall of Bureaucratic States: A Post-Capitalist Revolution

History teaches us that revolutions destroy not only kings and parliaments, but also the machinery of administration that sustains them. The French Revolution tore down ministries; the Russian Revolution dismantled imperial offices. Today, the next great revolution is preparing to do the same — not with rifles and barricades, but with apps, algorithms, and digital crowds.

The Coming Post-Capitalist Revolution: How Platforms and Users Will Topple the Old Order

Revolutions always begin with an impossible alliance. In 1789, the bourgeoisie and the people stormed the Bastille together. They wanted the same enemy gone—the monarchy—but for very different reasons. Today, a similar coalition is forming. The new Tech Giants and the Digital Masses are preparing to dismantle the foundations of 20th-century capitalism.

France at the Crossroads: AI, Robots, and the New Social Contract

The French political debate often revolves around immigration, pensions, and the clash between centrists and the far right. Yet these debates risk missing the deeper force that will shape the nation’s destiny in the twenty-first century: artificial intelligence and robotics. The “breath of our time” is not only cultural or political; it is technological. And France must decide whether it will adapt or be crushed by the wave.

If Europe Turns Far Right: The Death of the Union and the Return of War

The European Union was not created for markets or bureaucracy alone. Its founding mission after 1945 was clear: to make war between European nations not only unthinkable, but materially impossible. The EU was a peace project first, an economic project second. But if far-right governments come to power across the continent, this foundation will crumble. The result would not be a calm return to national sovereignty, but a dangerous slide back into Europe’s oldest habit: conflict.

The French Far Right and the Mirage of an Economic Miracle

 The rise of Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National (RN) and her protégé Jordan Bardella reflects a profound political shift in France. The discontent with Emmanuel Macron’s government, coupled with the appeal of populist slogans, has created a climate where early elections could plausibly hand power to the far right. Yet, even if RN wins, the grand promises of an economic miracle are bound to shatter against the hard wall of reality.

From Bastille to Bandwidth: How Nepal’s Zoomer Revolution Foreshadows America’s Own

When 19 young people died in the streets of Kathmandu this September — phones in hand, black smoke curling into the Himalayan sky — a seismic shift rippled through the global psyche. What began as outrage over a government-imposed social media ban erupted into the largest youth uprising Nepal had seen in decades. Streets were overrun. Parliament was besieged. Ministers had to be airlifted from rooftops.

But beyond the tear gas and hashtags lies something even more potent: a generational reckoning that mirrors the great revolutions of history — and previews a coming storm in the West.

Let’s call it what it is: a Zoomer Revolution.

Europe Dozes Off with the Fairy Tale of a “Weak Russia.” But a Weak Russia Is the Perfect Predator

It’s laughable to read how, in 2025, Western politicians and think-tankers nervously reassure their citizens: supposedly, by 2030, Russia won’t dare attack Europe because it’s too exhausted by the war against Ukraine, isolation, and sanctions.

Let’s tear this myth apart.

The Three Cynics: How the US, China, and Russia Divide the World While Europe Watches

 The global geopolitical chessboard has rarely been this tense, and scenarios that seemed like fantasy yesterday are now nearly obvious. At the center of this global game are three players, each acting with cynical pragmatism: the US, China, and Russia. While Europe sinks into toothless consultations and expressions of “concern,” the big players are quietly making deals, shaping the world’s future on their own terms.

The Northern Lie: How the U.S. Poses as a Hero While Occupying Greenland and Canada

While the world watches explosions rock the Baltics and Arctic maneuvers intensify in the Barents Sea, a geopolitical theater unfolds behind the curtain—one where the United States plays the self-declared savior, “rescuing” what no one asked it to rescue. The twist? The script seems to be written in Moscow.

On the Brink of America’s Fourth War: The Explosive Astrology Behind U.S. Conflicts

In a shocking cosmic pattern that defies coincidence, the United States is once again approaching a pivotal and painful period of transformation — all under the sign of Gemini, with Uranus as its celestial harbinger. This pattern, repeated throughout U.S. history, suggests that a fourth great war is not only likely but perhaps inevitable. And the clock is ticking: Uranus will enter Gemini on July 7, 2025, and stay there until 2032 — a period poised to shake the foundations of the American experiment.

On the cyclicity of warfare

Military history repeats itself, why today's war is similar to World War I, and what the next one will be like.

Presidential election in Belarus and Russian expansion - how may it be

On August 9, presidential election in Belarus will be. It could be the most interesting event in the country for last thirty years.

Historical cycles in Russia

The political life of Russia develops with a cycle of 36 years and three sub-cycles of 12 years each.