Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Bangladeshi Justice Without Mob Justice: The Bloody Birth of Dr. Yunus’s “New Bangladesh”

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In the sweltering chaos of post-revolution Bangladesh, where the air still reeks of tear gas and betrayal, writing about justice feels like a cruel joke. The ouster of Sheikh Hasina on August 5, 2024, was hailed as a triumph of student-led democracy—a “Monsoon Revolution” that toppled a regime accused of authoritarian excess. But what emerged from the ashes wasn’t a beacon of rule of law; it was a Frankenstein’s monster of mob rule, extra-judicial savagery, and unchecked vigilantism. At the heart of this nightmare stands Dr. [Read more…]

Thursday, October 23, 2025

Ukraine’s Sham Peace and Stolen Democracy: The Western Lords’ Bloody Gatekeeping Game

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Listen up, truth-seekers and sovereignty warriors—it’s time to rip the veil off the farce playing out in Ukraine. For years, we’ve watched the so-called “Western lords”—those self-crowned emperors in Washington, Brussels, and London—treat Ukraine not as a proud nation, but as a disposable chess pawn in their endless crusade to conquer the world. And now, as the blood-soaked fog clears, the ugly truth emerges: they want the Ukrainian people to serve as eternal gatekeepers, sacrificing their sons, daughters, and soil to hold back the “threats” that are, let’s face it, damn near every power rising against the crumbling Anglo-American empire. It’s not defense; it’s domination, pure and raw, with Kyiv as the battered frontline fortress. [Read more…]

Sunday, October 19, 2025

Madagascar’s Future Belongs to Its People

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Madagascar, the island nation of breathtaking biodiversity and vibrant culture, stands at a crossroads. For too long, its destiny has been shaped by external forces, rooted in a colonial past that continues to cast a long shadow. The time has come for Madagascar to reclaim its future, driven by the will and wisdom of its own people. No longer should the world judge Madagascar’s potential through the outdated lens of skin color, stereotypes, or exploitative assumptions. [Read more…]