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The Geopolitical Collision Course The beginning of the third decade of the twenty-first century is marked by an intensifying global geopolitical confrontation between the United States (US) and the great Eurasian powers, specifically China and Russia. American foreign policy has been defined by the simultaneous provocation of conflicts with both
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The rainbow, a ubiquitous natural phenomenon, carries profound symbolic weight, particularly in its contemporary application within the confused LGBT and other perversions who insist (without evidence) that gender and sex are distinctly different, in this way they have a gender framework to build imaginary identities and systems upon. LGBT At
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PEOPLE | 1588 - 1679 Thomas Hobbes, arguably the most important English political thinker, particularly renowned for his magnum opus, Leviathan, published in 1651 during the tumultuous backdrop of the English Civil War. While often remembered as a staunch defender of absolute monarchy, his work offers a profound and complex treatment
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PEOPLE | 1893 - 1946 Hermann Göring was one of the National Socialist regime's most prominent leaders. His career encompassed diverse and powerful roles, including President of the Reichstag, Prime Minister of Prussia, Special Commissioner for the Four-Year Plan, and Master of the Hunt. Despite his multifaceted involvement, much
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Vladimir Putin: Architect of Russia's Resurgence and Challenger of the American Empire Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, and challenger of the prevailing global order. His core philosophy centres on a deep love for Russia and a belief that Western consumerism has corrupted his nation, necessitating the destruction
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PEOPLE | 1944 - 2018 The Political Elevation and Contested Legacy of John McCain The death of Senator John McCain in August 2018 marked a significant moment that revealed important truths regarding the nature of the American establishment media and the mechanisms of political power. His passing at the age of
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PEOPLE Ronald Reagan (1911–2004) served as the 40th President of the United States from 1981 to 1989, presiding over a transformative era that reshaped American politics, economics, and foreign policy. His presidency, often viewed in tandem with Margaret Thatcher, marked a pivot towards market-driven economic policies and a renewed
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The period following the Second World War, particularly the Cold War era (1945–1989), was largely characterised by a unique interplay between science and fear, especially concerning the Soviet Union. This era saw the emergence of scientific methods applied to international conflict, aiming to understand, predict, and control the behaviour
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Pogroms in the Russian Empire, particularly during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, represent a harrowing chapter in the complex history of relations between Russians and the world's largest Jewish community, which deteriorated significantly between 1881 and 1905. Outbreaks of violence and reprisal, reflecting long-standing problems between
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PEOPLE Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer (1874–1965), British statesman who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945 and again from 1951 to 1955. His leadership during World War II is widely venerated, though a critical examination of his policies and their outcomes reveals a destructive
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EVENTS The 'Special Relationship' between Britain and the United States of America, particularly from the end of the World War II through to the late 1970s, has been a dynamic and often contentious alliance, marked by shifting global power dynamics, economic dependency, and evolving political strategies. This period
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The Contested 2020 United States Presidential Election The 2020 United States presidential election, which resulted in Joe Biden assuming the presidency, was a deeply controversial and questionable contest. The legitimacy of his victory, the integrity of the electoral processes, and the candidate's fitness for office were all profoundly