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This is Zion

Freddie deBoer β€’ 8659 implied HN points β€’ 23 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Israel-Palestine conflict Nationalism Immigration Anti-Semitism
  1. The United States is considered a place of safety and prosperity for Jews, and some argue that it could be a better home for them than Israel.
  2. Critics of Jewish nationalism suggest that Israel's reliance on American support raises questions about its long-term viability.
  3. Encouraging Jewish immigration to the United States as an alternative to Israel is proposed as a solution for Jewish safety and success.

SITREP 1/28/24: US Troops Suffer Fatalities in Strikes as Escalation Grows

Simplicius's Garden of Knowledge β€’ 10613 implied HN points β€’ 29 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Warfare Geopolitics Diplomacy Nationalism
  1. US troops suffered fatalities in strikes, highlighting escalation tensions.
  2. Confusion arises about the location of the troop fatalities, raising questions about US involvement in the region.
  3. Potential for a major conflict or withdrawal in the Middle East, with significant implications for the US and global economy.

Jen Gerson: The immigration consensus is collapsing

The Line β€’ 3439 implied HN points β€’ 18 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Immigration Conservatives Nationalism Multiculturalism Identity
  1. The consensus on immigration in Canada is shifting due to economic stress, housing issues, and health-care system challenges.
  2. Polls show a significant portion of Canadians believe immigration levels are too high, leading to a cross-partisan consensus on the need for change.
  3. The conversation around immigration in Canada involves addressing the effects on national identity, culture, and the potential for generational economic inequality.

My view on Putin Tucker interview: I see a man Putin who loves his nation like how Trump loves America, as simple as that to start; I admire Putin, we always be guarded, but Russia is NOT our enemy

Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack β€’ 1592 implied HN points β€’ 09 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Leaders Relations Nationalism Borders
  1. Putin loves Russia like Trump loves America; Russia is not our enemy.
  2. Both Putin and Tucker advocate for secure borders.
  3. Discussions around Ukraine and bioresearch facilities involve prominent figures like Hunter Biden, Jeffrey Epstein, and others.
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Conservatism’s Path Not Taken

Persuasion β€’ 2731 implied HN points β€’ 10 Jan 24
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ U.S. Politics Conservatism Nationalism Liberalism Foreign Policy
  1. Conservatism has two main competing ideologies: Fusionism and National Conservatism.
  2. National Conservatives risk bureaucratic tyranny and extremism, while Fusionists have economic successes but cause societal divisions.
  3. Humanist Conservatism offers a moderate, inclusive, and community-focused alternative to the existing conservative schools.

The Reeds and the Silt

Justin E. H. Smith's Hinternet β€’ 362 implied HN points β€’ 17 Mar 24
🌍 World Politics Colonialism Cultural heritage Nationalism Imperialism
  1. The article discusses the Siberian Battalion, a group of fighters from various Turkic and Mongolic ethnic groups in Russia fighting against their own country, with a focus on a soldier named Vargan.
  2. The text delves into the historical and cultural significance of the mouth harp, known as the 'Vargan', connecting it to traditional Sakha culture and the broader history of musical instruments.
  3. Kant's writings on Laplanders and Yakuts highlight his observations on ecosystemic balance and the interconnection between relative and absolute ends in nature, showing his perspective on northern cultures and regions.

Three steps to freedom

Global Inequality and More 3.0 β€’ 855 implied HN points β€’ 15 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Communism Nationalism Democracy Autocracy
  1. The process of secession in Communist federations typically involves three steps: building a sentiment of national grievances, gaining acceptance from the communist party leadership, and making a decisive break from federal control.
  2. Nationalist movements in the Soviet and Yugoslav republics followed a similar playbook of exploiting perceived grievances like economic exploitation or cultural rights violations to justify secession.
  3. The unraveling of Communist federations into independent republics often led to territorial disputes and conflicts, overshadowing democratic principles with movements for self-determination.

Trump persuades British Tories to betray their country

Writing from London β€’ 1179 implied HN points β€’ 27 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Security Conservatives Nationalism Extremism Geopolitics
  1. Donald Trump is seen as a threat to European security by some, especially due to his influence on Republicans' actions related to aid to Ukraine
  2. Some British Conservatives are prioritizing their hatred of progressives over national security concerns, leading to support for Trump
  3. There is concern that the right-wing betrayal and alignment with Trump may lead to consequences similar to the left's fate in the 1980s regarding national security

What Happened to the Black-Jewish Alliance?

Glenn Loury β€’ 1650 implied HN points β€’ 17 Dec 23
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ U.S. Politics Race relations Historical Analysis Foreign Policy Nationalism Political Ideologies
  1. Black-Jewish alliance started strong but faced challenges over time, especially with disagreements over issues like affirmative action and Israel-Palestine.
  2. Historical tensions between Blacks and Jews stemmed from economic factors and differences in experiences of discrimination.
  3. Racially preferential policies, like affirmative action, deepened enmity between Black and Jewish communities by bringing to light symbolic and ideological differences.

Saturday Commentary and Review #157

Fisted by Foucault β€’ 297 implied HN points β€’ 02 Mar 24
🌍 World Politics Populism Immigration Nationalism Globalization National sovereignty
  1. Citizens in the West are growing suspicious of liberal democracy due to a perceived disconnect between ruling elites and the people.
  2. Populism is emerging as a response to the de-nationalization of elites, reflecting a growing sentiment of dissatisfaction with current governance.
  3. The impact of migrants from the Subcontinent, particularly in the Anglosphere, is notable in politics, culture, and economics, shaping new dynamics in their adopted countries.

On Taiwan's Election Results and How to Promote "National Reunification" by Prof. Zheng Yongnian

Sinification β€’ 825 implied HN points β€’ 15 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics China Taiwan Nationalism Cross-strait relations Political Science
  1. Prof. Zheng Yongnian suggests using new media platforms to influence young people in Taiwan.
  2. China's reaction to Taiwan's election results has been relatively subdued according to intellectuals.
  3. Scholars discussing cross-strait relations usually align closely with the party line.

Creating insular information bubbles

Not On Your Team, But Always Fair β€’ 943 implied HN points β€’ 07 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Media Migration Identity Progressivism Nationalism
  1. Narratives are about making meaning, not just facts, and protecting them from facts is crucial for them to continue to make meaning.
  2. Dysfunctional policy responses can suppress feedback and drive mainstream media narratives that may lack accountability.
  3. Internationalisation can reduce accountability in policy-making and contribute to undermining democratic systems across large populations.

Saturday Commentary and Review #156

Fisted by Foucault β€’ 333 implied HN points β€’ 24 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Turkey European Union Nationalism International relations
  1. Israel's existence sparks heated debates and conflicts globally, especially regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
  2. USA faces a dilemma in prioritizing support for Ukraine against Russia or focusing on countering China in East Asia.
  3. European farmers are protesting against EU policies that may affect their livelihoods, revealing a disconnect between elites and the people.

The myth of the Jewish Lobby

Yasha Levine β€’ 668 implied HN points β€’ 24 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Foreign Relations Nationalism Imperialism Propaganda International Conflicts
  1. The United States has historically supported specific ethnic and cultural groups to project its power abroad.
  2. The American Empire weaponized immigrant populations, using their nationalist identities to destabilize enemy states.
  3. Support for Israel is not solely due to the Jewish Lobby, but aligns with the interests of the imperial consensus.

Putin's genocidal myth

Thinking about... β€’ 343 implied HN points β€’ 11 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics Nationalism Genocide Soviet Union
  1. Putin's narrative about eternal Russia leads to war, genocide, and fascism.
  2. Putin's selective view of history distorts facts and justifies aggressive actions like invading neighbors and committing genocide.
  3. Putin's attempt to rewrite history to fit his narrative is dangerous and leads to a distorted view of the past that justifies atrocities.

Xi Jinping, Emmanuel Macron & demographic β€œwarfare”

Laetitia@Work β€’ 491 implied HN points β€’ 20 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Demographics Nationalism Gender Equality Economic Policies Social Impact
  1. Xi Jinping and Emmanuel Macron both urge their citizens to have more babies, but their approaches may fail.
  2. Discussions about birth rates should focus on essential issues like childcare, healthcare, and workplace equality.
  3. Boosting fertility involves supporting working mothers, fighting discrimination, and improving care infrastructures.

American Nationalism, Teddy-Roosevelt Style!

Brad DeLong's Grasping Reality β€’ 215 implied HN points β€’ 24 Feb 24
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ U.S. Politics Nationalism Progressivism Wealth Inequality
  1. Teddy Roosevelt aimed to emphasize the importance of American heritage and the impact of the Pilgrims and Puritans on the nation.
  2. He advocated for building on the positive qualities of the past while recognizing the advancements made since then.
  3. Roosevelt promoted fighting against plutocracy and enforcing fair treatment in wealth accumulation, favoring a balance of individual initiative and collective responsibility.

Will the radical right take over the Tories?

Writing from London β€’ 569 implied HN points β€’ 08 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Conservatism Brexit Nationalism
  1. Radical right Reform party and Nigel Farage may pose a threat to UK Conservative party in 2024 election.
  2. Though Conservatives are already right-wing, there is concern about the rise of even more radical right ideologies within the party.
  3. The distinction between radical right and far right movements is important in understanding the shift in conservative politics.

Authoritarian politics in postwar Europe, or: Why fascism is a bad way to describe what is happening in Germany

eugyppius: a plague chronicle β€’ 191 implied HN points β€’ 19 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Authoritarianism Liberalism Nationalism Globalism
  1. Liberalism, socialism/communism, and right-nationalism have overlapping elements but differ in their ideologies and approaches.
  2. Authoritarianism is a complex concept that can be found in varying degrees across different political ideologies.
  3. Current political shifts in Germany towards illiberalism are driven by the left-liberal government's desire to maintain power, but labeling them as fascists might not be accurate.

Jews for killers of Jews...and other thoughts on post-Soviet nationalism

Yasha Levine β€’ 1061 implied HN points β€’ 25 Sep 23
🌍 World Politics Nationalism Identity Genocide Symbols
  1. Recent events in Canada brought attention to Ukrainian nationalist controversies involving Nazi symbolism and history.
  2. The adoption of nationalist symbols in Ukraine stems from an identity vacuum post-Soviet collapse, with a rebranding to align with modern values.
  3. Nationalism remains a dominant organizing principle for countries post-monarchies, shaping identities and symbols to reflect specific historical narratives.

YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU!

Anxiety Addiction & Ascension β€’ 197 implied HN points β€’ 31 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics War Geopolitics Globalism Conflict Nationalism
  1. The post discusses the potential for a call-up to the army in the event of a war with Russia, with emphasis on the controversial and potentially insincere motives behind such actions.
  2. It highlights the concept of nations becoming irrelevant and being manipulated by supranational interests like central banks and arms manufacturers.
  3. The post advocates against getting involved in futile and unwinnable conflicts, criticizes warmongering attitudes, and calls for a revolution against forced financial servitude and military involvement.

Letter to Young Americans

American Dreaming β€’ 546 implied HN points β€’ 24 Nov 23
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ U.S. Politics Youth Nationalism Social justice Freedom of Speech Critique
  1. Young Americans are expressing disillusionment and cynicism towards the US and the West.
  2. These attitudes are linked to a school of thought called postcolonialism, which can lead to left-wing fascism under the guise of social justice.
  3. The author urges young Americans to reevaluate their views and emphasizes the value of freedom of speech in America.

Germany opens citizenship to 1.5 million Turkish immigrants, then gets the vapours when Recep Erdoğan's "right-populist" and "authoritarian" AK Party reveals plans to establish a German offshoot

eugyppius: a plague chronicle β€’ 179 implied HN points β€’ 30 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Foreign Relations Migration Nationalism Democracy Human Rights
  1. Germany opened citizenship to 1.5 million Turkish immigrants, leading to concerns about the establishment of a German offshoot of Recep Erdoğan's AK Party
  2. The AK Party offshoot plans to fight for open borders and better social entitlements for people with foreign roots in Europe
  3. There is worry among German officials about the anti-democratic threats posed by the AK Party offshoot and the influence it may have on German politics

Gaza and the Extremist's Gambit, Chinese Techno-Nationalism

Scholar's Stage Updates β€’ 519 implied HN points β€’ 31 Oct 23
🌍 World Politics Conflict Nationalism Global relations International Affairs
  1. Understanding the strategic rationale behind violent acts can provide insights into extremist behavior.
  2. Chinese techno-nationalism emphasizes industrial progress as a key measure of strength and success.
  3. Engaging in digital Q&A sessions can foster discussions on current events and refine ideas.

Diversity and the nation

Archedelia β€’ 904 implied HN points β€’ 19 Aug 23
πŸ“– Philosophy Identity Nationalism Democracy Representation Politics
  1. Part One of the series discussed the relationship between political representation, statistical representation, and visual representations of under-represented groups.
  2. Diversity as an ideal impacts the imaginative basis of democracy and social survey research forms imagined communities rivaling the national community.
  3. The birth of the modern nation-state emphasized a uniform 'national' consciousness for self-government and the formation of an 'imagined community' based on common identity.

Why Science Dominates China’s Political Culture

ChinaTalk β€’ 429 implied HN points β€’ 09 Nov 23
🌍 World Politics China Political culture Nationalism Ideology
  1. Science is a national quest in China, driven by nationalism, with a focus on achieving technological advancement and international prestige.
  2. China's modernization history saw the concept of science elevated from a mere tool to a grand narrative that influences the evaluation of national power.
  3. The CCP's focus on science and technology as a central value raises questions about the impact of scientism on China's future progress and international relations.

Burkina Faso's new president condemns imperialism, quotes Che Guevara, allies with Nicaragua, Venezuela, Cuba

Geopolitical Economy Report β€’ 857 implied HN points β€’ 03 Aug 23
🌍 World Politics Nationalism Anti-Imperialism Alliances Diplomacy
  1. Burkina Faso's President Ibrahim TraorΓ© takes a strong stand against imperialism and neocolonialism, inspired by revolutionary leaders like Thomas Sankara and Che Guevara.
  2. The new government in Burkina Faso has forged alliances with countries like Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Cuba, aiming to break free from Western dominance and historical colonial ties.
  3. Prime Minister Tambèla's visits to Venezuela and Nicaragua showcase Burkina Faso's efforts to strengthen ties with Latin American revolutionary movements, building on historical solidarity and shared struggles.

Chinese netizens outraged over Apple employee photo

Wenhao’s news blog β€’ 393 implied HN points β€’ 18 Sep 23
🌍 World Politics Nationalism Racism Media Technology Discrimination
  1. Chinese netizens accused Apple of discrimination due to a photo of an Asian-looking employee, but it was actually a Native American woman from California.
  2. Online poll results show that a majority found Apple's use of the photo inappropriate, despite the explanation.
  3. There was backlash against Apple in China, amid praise for Huawei, highlighting a contradiction in reactions.

How American Shock Capitalism Fostered the Russia-Ukraine War

JoeWrote β€’ 30 implied HN points β€’ 27 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics Nationalism Oligarchy Capitalism War
  1. Geopolitical conflicts, like the Russia-Ukraine War, are often oversimplified as 'Good Guys vs. Bad Guys,' but understanding the complexities behind these conflicts is crucial to preventing future tragedies.
  2. The implementation of Shock Capitalism in Russia post-Soviet Union led to a catastrophic economic collapse, increased income inequality, and the rise of an oligarchy, setting the stage for social unrest and Putin's consolidation of power.
  3. Nationalism, particularly in Russia, has been used by leaders like Putin to distract from domestic issues, justify military action, and boost popularity, highlighting the dangerous impact of nationalism when fueled by political agendas.

Introduction to The Soviet Jew

Yasha Levine β€’ 589 implied HN points β€’ 28 May 23
πŸ’Ύ History Soviet Union Immigration Cold War Nationalism
  1. The Soviet Jew memoir is being restarted and will be released in installments for paid subscribers.
  2. The Victims of Communism Foundation focuses on educating about the evils of communism and collaborating with various anti-communist figures and activists.
  3. The author realized the personal connection of his family's immigration from the Soviet Union to the broader theme of America weaponizing nationalist diasporas.

The New York Times simps for nationalism abroad

Yasha Levine β€’ 648 implied HN points β€’ 21 Feb 23
🌍 World Politics Nationalism Russia Democracy International relations
  1. The New York Times is accused of projecting nationalist ideas onto foreign countries while not supporting nationalism domestically.
  2. The writer critiques the idea that Russia needs to be broken up for democracy to flourish, highlighting the implication that a multi-ethnic country is seen as illegitimate.
  3. The essay discusses the importance of homogeneity in a nation-state, contrasting it with the diversity of multi-ethnic societies.

Global Civil War

Dana Blankenhorn: Facing the Future β€’ 117 implied HN points β€’ 08 Dec 23
🌍 World Politics Global Conflict Authoritarianism Democracy Economic Impact Nationalism
  1. The world is currently in a Global Civil War with conflicts between democracy, capitalism, and enforced unity.
  2. Despite economic prosperity, the pressure is on balancing between democratic pluralism and enforced conformity.
  3. The hope for 2024 lies in the economic forces favoring pluralism, despite the challenges posed by autocrats and fascist tendencies.