18:04
Both sides are revisionists -- the truth about NATO expansion and RUssia
24:55
The European Project; The Birth of Europe
06:03
The European Project: Introduction
10:20
On the Korean Drone Incident
17:50
How Russia Contains NATO
15:22
What is Sovereign Democracy?
23:56
What Prof. Mearsheimer Gets Wrong about Ukraine
25:26
What is Christian Democracy? An Historical Perspective
22:14
Who will run the next world order?
07:39
What is Socialism?
14:03
What is Social Democracy?
16:51
What is Fascism? -- An Historical Perspective
21:54
On the Threat of Nuclear Escalation in Ukraine
31:10
Political Correctness and Why it Doesn't Work
13:40
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant: The IAEA, Amnesty International, Safety, and Strategy
18:29
The SWIFT Sanctions and the Future of Banking
16:21
Escallation in Ukraine vs Amnesty International: Myrotvorets lists Amnesty International head as an
24:30
Biden's Speech -- Threats to American Democracy, A New American Century, and the MAGA crowd
05:08
End of Global Liberalism Part 5: Concluding Comments
18:05
End of Global Liberalism Part 4: The End of Human Rights
19:51
End of Global Liberalism Part 3: The End of Hyperglobalization
27:06
End of Global Liberalism Part 2: The Rise and Fall of Liberal Democracy
18:03
The End of Global Liberalism Part 1 -- Mearsheimer's Thesis
08:58
In Solidarity with Russian and Ukrainian Neighbors and Colleagues
23:18
History of Liberalism (In the History of Ideas sense)
11:43
On the Dugin Assassination Attempt -- Implications, Consequences, and how we talk about Killing
23:55
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant -- The War in Ukraine and the Future of Nuclear Power
22:55
Thoughts on the Mar a Largo Raid -- Black Lives Matter, Vague Criminal Laws, and American Politics
08:46
On Expelling Russian Workers from Western Countries
07:01
Social Media
21:22
Thoughts on the Anniversary of the End of WWII
07:40
Fringe Media
12:49
Mainstream Media -- The Fundamental Problems
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Come here for discussions of current events, politics, and more.
Here I believe:
* We can disagree and still treat eachother like human beings
* We only can learn from those with whom we disagree
* Cultural diversity is wonderful, even where it comes to divisive issues
* An economy and a society is most just where power over economic production is most widely distributed.
* To critique another culture, one must first appreciate it.
These viewpoints place me well outside the mainstream of American politics. My views take pieces from the 19th century anti-Capitalist Christian Democrats, as well as the early 20th century social democrats.
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