Thought
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Utopia: The Tyranny of Ideals
Political utopias, on the surface, appear as inspiring visions of humanity’s future: a perfect society where absolute justice, equality, and freedom prevail. Yet, from a conservative perspective, such visions often rely on overly…
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Islam Isn’t the Problem—Systemic Imposition Is
1. Observation: Monarchies in Muslim Countries Are Generally Stable When addressing turmoil in the Middle East or the broader Muslim world, one critical fact is often overlooked: most monarchies in Muslim-majority countries maintain…
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The Empire Endures: Putin and Russia’s Shift to Civilizational Politics
A Historical Restoration, Not a Revolution Western media often cast Vladimir Putin as a modern tsar, a dictator, or an autocratic ruler. But when you look at his regime through the lens of…
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Populism Is a Con About the “Majority”
These days, “populism” gets thrown at anything labeled irrational or anti-elite—think Trump, MAGA, or Europe’s right-wing movements. But peel back the layers, and the truth comes out: the people’s voice is the real…
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Liberty and Limits: The Conservative Vision of Freedom
In today’s political landscape, “liberty” is a term frequently invoked yet rarely deeply understood. Libertarians exalt it as the ultimate value, viewing the state and community as the greatest threats to individual freedom,…
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Common Law vs. Civil Law: A Clash of Constitutional Ideals and Social Structures
Law is not merely a tool for regulating behavior but a profound philosophical expression of a civilization’s approach to power, governance, and order. The differences between common law and civil law extend far…
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Why Everyone Should Learn Medicine: Ending Medical Corruption and Enslavement
An illness paused my updates, and I’m grateful for your patience. I’m recovering, and this ordeal has convinced me: modern healthcare systems hoard knowledge and exploit health. Free healthcare is a marketing scam.…
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The Silk Road: A Thriving Spontaneous Order
Introduction: From Historical Tapestry to Modern Appropriation The Silk Road was a sprawling network of trade and culture, flourishing without a master planner, much like an ant colony. Countless merchants, caravans, and translators…
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The Power of Humility: Beyond Science and Reason
Today, advances in technology and knowledge lead many to claim “anything is possible.” This mantra breeds a delusion of human omnipotence. But reality differs: we are not God, forever barred from omniscience or…
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Censored: Social Media vs. Free Speech
The Value of Press Freedom and Its Modern Challenges What does press freedom mean today? It anchors constitutional governance, empowering citizens to access information and share their views. It sparks public engagement, holds…
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Reexamining Family Politics: From Risks to Value
Part 1: The Natural Tendency Toward Family Professions and Its Controversies Human societies naturally gravitate toward family-based professions. Wealth, knowledge, experience, and networks flow first within families. While medical dynasties and scholarly lineages…
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The Turning Point of Military Reform: The Twilight of Tanks and the Dawn of UAS Swarms
As the Russia-Ukraine war slogs into its third year, a brutal fact looms: traditional tanks are shedding their crown. Legends like the T-90, Leopard 2, and Challenger 2—multi-million-dollar colossi of industrial might—buckle under…
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The Value of Monarchy: What Economic and Happiness Data Reveal
Monarchy is widely dismissed as a relic of the past in today’s political debates—yet global data tells a surprising story. Countries with this system often lead in economic prosperity and happiness, while it’s…
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Centralization vs. Decentralization: Is Government a Means or an End?
Throughout history, the governance models of nations can be broadly divided into two main types: centralization and decentralization. The former concentrates power heavily at the top, with the central government making unified decisions…