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The Fictional Mental Illness That Only Affects Enemies Of The Western Empire

Caitlin’s Newsletter • 2631 implied HN points • 27 Jun 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Foreign Policy Media Critique Imperialism War Politics
  1. There is a narrative that makes it seem like only enemies of the West are irrational or crazy. This story portrays them as dangerous just because they oppose the US.
  2. In reality, the US and its allies are often the ones causing conflicts, while countries labeled as 'crazy' are reacting to aggression. This power dynamic is often overlooked.
  3. People who challenge this mainstream view may find themselves dismissed as conspiracy theorists, even though questioning these narratives is important for understanding global issues.

Who Is The Real Criminal? The New Issue Of JOHNSTONE Is Now Available

Caitlin’s Newsletter • 926 implied HN points • 29 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Current Events War Politics Media Critique Social justice Government Power
  1. The latest issue of JOHNSTONE magazine is available and focuses on the question, 'Who Is The Real Criminal?'. It's about uncovering deeper truths in societal issues.
  2. Public reactions to certain events, like the murder of a CEO, can reveal a lot about the feelings and frustrations of ordinary people towards the elite class.
  3. There are ongoing discussions about wars and conflicts, stressing the importance of recognizing the truth behind news narratives and how they impact real lives.

The Triumph of Evil

Diane Francis • 759 implied HN points • 05 Mar 22
🌍 World Politics International relations Human Rights War Politics Conflict resolution
  1. Democracies need to act on global issues like wars and human rights violations. It's important for leaders to respond when people are suffering.
  2. Ignoring the suffering of others can lead to evil winning. People should unite and stand up against injustice.
  3. NATO should take a strong stand against aggressors, like Russia, to protect innocent lives and promote peace. Air support might be necessary to stop the violence.

The Superhero Theory of Defense

Investing 101 • 32 implied HN points • 14 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics War Politics Geopolitics Military Strategy Foreign Policy National Security
  1. Strong powers attract challenges, leading to conflicts. This idea is similar to how superheroes create villains by existing.
  2. Not all conflicts are caused by mistakes. Some threats may exist regardless of actions taken, and understanding these threats is vital.
  3. Infrastructure like diplomacy can handle some conflicts, but current global tensions may require a stronger response or action to protect values and interests.

Putin-flation

Diane Francis • 359 implied HN points • 07 Jul 22
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics International relations Economic Policy War Politics Energy Policy
  1. Russia's actions have led to severe inflation in many countries, impacting economies worldwide. This inflation is more harmful than some sanctions against Russia.
  2. Germany is particularly affected due to its heavy reliance on Russian energy. This dependence has harmed its economy and could lead to significant challenges this winter.
  3. While many countries face economic downturns, the U.S. is less impacted due to its resources. Still, experts predict that the U.S. may enter a recession soon.
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