“Genocide” is a defined legal term, but its use seems to shift depending on region, ethnicity, or religion. Why does the label appear applied differently in different contexts — and what does that say about who gets to define it?

The theatrical buildup around the Epstein files seems designed to create doubt. It makes you wonder what was done behind the scenes to justify this sudden shift. The real fear is a curated “list” that protects those who were truly implicated.

The West attacks China while depending on them for everything.
U.S. hegemony is slipping, alliances cracking, and the old order can’t hold.
China doesn’t want to rule the world — the danger is the vacuum when America falls.

A far-right wind is rising globally, yet many “developing countries” aren’t following it. Instead, industrial nations are acting in ways once projected onto others. Is this capitalism turning democracies into echoes of a past we swore to avoid?

Now that Mamdani is Mayor-Elect of New York — despite many of the so-called “elite” pouring money into Cuomo’s campaign — is this a clear message from the people? And if it is, will those in power understand it?

The news today — what can we truly believe?
It seems news outlets have become the main targets, and social media the new proxy battlefield where minds are shaped quietly over time.
What will “news” and “truth” even look like in the future?

Civil unrest is spreading globally. Gen X movements in Nepal and beyond show rising discontent. Can authorities still guide the masses toward change—or has it gone too far, with more governments on the edge of collapse?
Are we witnessing a global change to the worse or better?

What is politics today compared to 70 years ago? Back then, decisions took months or years. Now they happen overnight — often while we sleep. How can ordinary people still make a difference in a world that moves faster than we can react?

The right and the left aren’t what they used to be. Now they divide neighbours, colleagues, and friends who once got along. The question isn’t how we got here, but how we allowed it. Are we being guided to believe in a narrative designed to keep us apart?

The news today feels less like truth and more like a version of it. We no longer read to learn but to confirm. Two people see the same story and find different realities. How did we reach a point where belief defines truth and curiosity fades into silence? And who decides? We’re not stupid

Why are we drifting so far apart? It’s no longer race or faith dividing us — it’s opinion. We debate to win, not understand. Anger spreads faster than empathy. The real enemy isn’t disagreement, it’s division. When we stop feeding it, we become human again.

Where are we heading?
What will be the endgame - and when will we recognize it?

Will freedom shrink to the point where every word, action, and post is monitored, judged, or even punished by non-human systems?

We see a gradual shift toward authoritarian structures in “industrial democracies”.