Rifle Squad

In the timeless allegory of George Orwell’s famous novels Animal Farm, the oppressed animals rose up against the tyrannical farmer Mr. Jones, dreaming of a society where all creatures were equal, free from human exploitation. The pigs, led by the cunning Napoleon, seized control, promising a new era of prosperity and self-rule. But as time wore on, the pigs grew fat on the labors of the others, rewriting the rules to suit themselves, and eventually inviting the humans back to the table—proving that the revolution had merely replaced one set of masters with another. [Read more…]

Hey everyone, this post is purely for educational purposes—to shed light on what really went down behind the scenes. Let’s talk about the recent fair and long-overdue election in Bangladesh.

India tried hard to meddle in our elections, but not out of any genuine concern for Bangladesh’s well-being, not to protect minorities, and definitely not for any noble reasons. It was all about pursuing their own dirty, self-serving interests in the most underhanded way imaginable. [Read more…]

Britain, that small, resource-poor island off the northwest coast of Europe, has long punched far above its weight on the global stage. Yet this outsized influence did not arise from natural abundance or exceptional industry alone. Instead, it was built on centuries of calculated predation—seizing land, property, and wealth from others through conquest, colonization, and outright theft.

From the late 16th century onward, as European powers raced into the Age of Discovery, Britain watched Portugal and Spain amass fortunes from the New World. [Read more…]