Power, Disruption, and the Fragility of Systems There’s a simple image that comes to mind when we think of reckless power: a child, furious or simply bored, grabbing a beloved toy and smashing it against the floor. Maybe it’s an accident at first. A moment of frustration, curiosity,
How to Unravel Indoctrination Without Conflict We live in an era of information overload and selective truth, where entire worldviews are constructed not from firsthand knowledge, but from media narratives, political rhetoric, and social bubbles. Many people believe they are well-informed, yet their understanding of the world is artificially limited—
A Nonsensical Insight Elon, known for his chaotic stream-of-consciousness pronouncements, might have accidentally stumbled onto something profound. His take on cutting the U.S. budget deficit—reducing a $2 trillion shortfall by half through "competence and caring"—sounds like something between an off-the-cuff TED Talk pitch and a
How Governments Quietly Tax Their Own People Under the Guise of Trade War Governments love a good story. One of their favourites is the tale of the tariff as a weapon of economic defence, a noble measure to protect domestic industries, save jobs, and fortify national strength. It’s a
Building Canada’s Arctic Future For decades, Canada has claimed sovereignty over the Arctic, yet it remains largely uninhabited and underdeveloped. Sovereignty is more than legal definitions and territorial lines; it's about presence, infrastructure, and sustainable communities. Without a permanent, thriving population, Canada’s influence in the Arctic
The Technocratic Dream of a North American Union The idea that a vast, technocratic superstate could stretch from Greenland to the Caribbean, encompassing Canada, the United States, and even parts of South America, sounds like a speculative geopolitical fantasy. But in the 1930s, during the Great Depression, this concept found
Canada’s Role in a Post-American World I. The Empire at Dusk History teaches us that empires do not collapse overnight. They erode before they fall. The Roman Empire did not wake up one morning to find itself in ruins; its decline was a slow unraveling, an accumulation of unsustainable
The Death of the American Constitution The United States Constitution, once a foundation, now lingers as a spectre, a myth whispered through digital corridors and armed congressional halls. The parchment is intact, the ink remains, for now... but the contract is void. Not through formal repeal, not through revolution, but
The Battle for Space-Based Consumer Internet For decades, Telesat has been a silent giant in the satellite communications industry, operating some of the most sophisticated geostationary satellites for enterprise and government clients. Yet, as SpaceX’s Starlink disrupts the global broadband market with an aggressive low-earth orbit (LEO) strategy, Telesat
A Tactic of Terror, Control, and Power The word decimation originates from the Latin decimatio, meaning "removal of a tenth." This punishment was a tool of Roman discipline, an extreme measure used to maintain obedience and loyalty within the ranks. The process was brutal: when a unit was
They do not sow. They do not reap. The empty well0:00/176.0391841× The town has a deep, clear well. It's all they've ever known, the source of their water for life, land, and living. One day, a man arrives. "This well is incredible!
The Current State of the United States The toddler years are defined by chaos—emotional outbursts, irrational behaviour, an inability to consider long-term consequences. A toddler is selfish, destructive, and reactionary, unable to handle the simplest forms of discipline. Subscribe The United States of America has become that toddler, but