Rifle Squad

Paris, sometime after the baguettes ran out of patience. In a shocking turn of events that absolutely no one saw coming (except the pigeons), French youth and students have risen as one. Not for better Wi-Fi in the lecture halls. Not for cheaper coffee. [Read more…]

People of Ukraine are stuck. Under Western influence and a one-sided election, Ukrainians had to choose a leader optionlessly that was less harmful for them, a comedian who was thought to make Ukrainian children laugh but instead is putting their sons in caskets and their daughters in EU-grade brothels where they are being labeled as Russians and cowardly men are set upon them to take revenge like a simulator.

However, some facts frame this moment not as a democratic choice born of frustration, but as a “one-sided election” forced upon a helpless populace by Western powers. This reading suggests Ukrainians had no real agency—that they were simply given a choice between a bad option and a worse one, and they picked the comedian who might at least make them laugh. [Read more…]

This Indian protest might look like a movement for change, democracy, and freedom, but it is actually part of a larger CIA plan in South Asia. The Indian government might appear to be influenced by foreign powers, but it is actually driven by its own mindset and tendency to copy others. The current Modi government has maintained good relations with almost all countries. This might make it seem like a “good boy” in the game of geopolitics, but that became its biggest mistake when the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out. [Read more…]