Intimidation, Retaliation, and the Death of State Autonomy Trump’s attack on Maine Governor Janet Mills is not just another instance of political rhetoric. It's an authoritarian flex, a direct threat that falls squarely within a historical pattern used by leaders seeking to consolidate power: publicly intimidate officials,
The Greatest Wealth Transfer in History—And Its Greatest Risk Over the next two decades, Canada will experience the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history. An estimated $1 trillion to $3 trillion will move from aging baby boomers to their heirs. On paper, this should create an unprecedented rise in
The Nazi Propaganda Machine Comedy has long been a potent tool for shaping cultural and political landscapes. From the sharp critiques of court jesters to modern stand-up acts, humour can challenge authority, expose hypocrisy, and foster solidarity. However, comedy can also be weaponized to reinforce ideologies, normalize prejudice, and manipulate
They say it’s a joke. They always say it’s a joke. A king, a tyrant, a wall, an invasion, an exile, a purge. A joke. But words have weight, and some words are heavier than others. Some words roll easily off the tongue, bright and golden like coins
Balancing Rights and Duties in a Fractured World The architecture of civilization0:00/648.0979591Ă— There is an unspoken agreement that binds all of civilization - a contract older than any written law, deeper than any constitution. It is not signed in ink, nor enforced by armies, yet it determines
How to Stay Focused While Everyone Else Flails In every crisis, there are two kinds of people: the ones who react, and the ones who collect. The first group spirals into anxiety, overcorrects, and makes short-sighted decisions. The second group watches, waits, and capitalizes on the mistakes of the first.
Will Work Survive the Wealth Transfer? A profound economic shift is coming. Canada is entering the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history—up to $3 trillion will flow from baby boomers to their heirs over the next two decades. For some, this will be a lifeline, wiping out debt and
We Have Crossed the Threshold "Yesterday, a single statement shattered the illusion that we are in control of our own destiny. Ashley St. Clair, a political commentator and former Turning Point USA influencer, publicly declared that her child with Elon Musk was gene-edited using CRISPR and contains DNA from
Sovereignty, Security, and Survival Water is the most critical resource on Earth—more valuable than oil, gas, or any mineral. Canada, with its vast freshwater reserves, holds 20% of the world’s freshwater supply and 7% of the world’s renewable freshwater. This positions Canada as a water superpower, yet
A Deluge of Inheritance and Disruption Canada is on the cusp of an unprecedented wealth transfer. Over the next decade, baby boomers—holders of immense wealth accumulated through real estate, business ownership, and traditional investment vehicles—will pass down an estimated $1 trillion to $3 trillion to their heirs. This
How to Change the Trajectory of a Bleak Future There are nights when the weight of the world presses in—when the headlines feel like they’ve been lifted from a dystopian novel, and the idea of the future evokes more dread than excitement. It’s easy to feel like
Power Will Always Lose to Performance Ladies and gentlemen, let me tell you about a dangerous idea. An idea that has taken root in the minds of billionaires, technocrats, and self-proclaimed philosopher-kings. An idea whispered in the corridors of power, repeated in private conversations over whiskey and cigars, and now