Contemporary great powers
The map includes the three great powers (red). It also includes countries with access to nuclear weapons (orange), altogether the 20 strongest military powers according to Global Firepower. →
The map includes the three great powers (red). It also includes countries with access to nuclear weapons (orange), altogether the 20 strongest military powers according to Global Firepower. →
It should be clear to most people that Sweden and many other Western countries are run by idiots. And I mean that in a real sense, not figuratively →
Yes, there are some people who are upset that Hungary has banned pride parades. Originally, they were a kind of public gathering to demonstrate gay rights, but according →
Libertarianism or neoliberalism appeals to many on the right wing. The idea of a minimal or non-existent state, along with low taxes and no bureaucracy. A society where →
Sometimes you get the impression that EU politicians and even our own politicians are trying to provoke the population. It can be about regulating the curvature of cucumbers, →
Today’s view of democracy is not about government by the people in general, but about a specific form of democracy. It is based on the principle that all →
The reason why the Ukrainian war uses very little aviation, apart from drones, is that both sides have strong air defences. And the air defence in this case →
We have all heard rumours that foreign aid goes to dictators and their luxurious lives, or to pointless infrastructure projects that are abandoned after a few years. And →
I have a business idea for a dictator: Take over Sweden. Kick out all the vagrants. Put the native children in engineering programmes, lower the tax burden, simplify →