Society and Power
Power rarely introduces itself honestly. It arrives as efficiency, tradition, security, growth or a very expensive concern for ordinary people. These articles follow the incentives through politics, work, inequality, institutions and public life. The jokes are dry, but the evidence is not optional. Start with the newest sense check and work backwards until the slogan begins to resemble a decision made by somebody.

Britain Punishes Power, Rejects Extremism, and Flirts with Hope
Britain sacks failing governments, resists rage politics, and cautiously eyes the Greens as an alternative. A fact-led sense check of 2024 to 2026.

Give and Take Empire: Trump, Greenland, and the Deluge Again
A fact-led roast of Trump’s tariff-for-Greenland gambit and the Maduro capture: give the halo, take the minerals, then blame the flood for the mess…

Brains, Books and Baffling Bullies in Power
Extremism is not a literacy problem. Even highly educated voters back bullies in suits. The real risk is the power we hand them over…

Two Bullies, One Peace Plan To Bleed Ukraine Dry Slowly
A “peace plan” that bans Ukraine from NATO, hands land to Russia, and frees Moscow from sanctions is not peace. It is a loyalty…

The Gospel According to the Broke Economist
A roast of the broke advisors teaching the rich how to be richer while the real workers get replaced by machines for daring to…

Growth cheers, taxes grind workers harder. #UK #Tax #G7
Reeves eyes tax rises as IMF says UK tops G7 inflation while growth preens. Broad squeeze lands on workers. #UK #Taxes #G7 #IMF #Budget…

“So proud of myself.” Of what, exactly?
A president boasting “I am so proud of myself” on loop. Pride is easy. Results are hard. Count what matters, not the echo.

Two flags, one pain: leaders posture, civilians pay
Roast of the Month: Hamas commits atrocities. Israeli leaders ignore the law. The result is the same: families bury children while men with titles…
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