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.
Warrants, war, and a shrinking circle of friends
ICC warrants issued. Hostages still not home. Allies exasperated. This is not strength. It’s isolation in fancy packaging.
Slogans vs rights: stop confusing Gaza with Hamas
Cheering civilians is not cheering Hamas. Rights are universal or they are nothing. Count the facts. Roast the muddle.
State visit theatre. Bromance headlines. Policy missing.
Pomp on the lawn, spin in the papers, and not a policy in sight. Call the visit what it is: government advice to the…
World War III by chapter. Reality by invoice.
Another “how WW3 starts” thriller, sold as policy. Meanwhile, budgets surge and basics rot. Count the facts, not the fireworks.
Romania wobbles. Moldova votes. Lessons travel east to west.
Moldova just voted clearly for Europe. Romania only got there after an annulled election and a rerun. Fewer slogans, more ballots. Count what matters.
Victorian déjà vu, contactless edition
Roast Of The Month: Announced fairness, accounted exit. One fact: the jar’s still empty while queues grow. What would you fund first if the…
Victorian vibes with Wi-Fi: tax talk, services starve
“Tax the rich” is karaoke without delivery. If revenue doesn’t reach health, housing and wages, we’re LARPing the Victorian age with Wi-Fi.
Hatred is loud. Policy is missing. People die.
Two peoples with beautiful cultures. One endless war. Fewer rights, more rubble, and leaders hooked on slogans. Count what matters. Then stop the killing.
Kids run the empire, dad runs his mouth
When asked about mixing business with politics, Trump bullied the reporter and passed the empire to his kids. Shame without end.
One roast at a time
No spam. No motivational soup. Just the latest receipt when it is ready.