Current Affairs

  China implemented a different form of globalization than the Western globalist model from the mid-1980s onward. It respects national sovereignty, strongly supports traditional values, strictly controls free speech but embraces the existing pluralism within the Chinese culture. China’s globalization protects China and Chinese interests. The Chinese government uses an active redistribution policy which benefits the population to a greater …

  The British Empire’s “Century of Humiliation” of China is a term used to describe the period in which China suffered significant losses due to the deliberate British Empire exploitation of the opium trade which aimed at weakening China. The same period is marked by ruthless Western imperialism, and internal rebellions. China experienced a long period of sharp decline. Only …

  The defining geopolitical contest of the twenty-first century is between China and the US. But is it avoidable? And if it happens, is the outcome already inevitable? These are the questions central to the distinguished Singaporean academic and diplomat, Kishore Mahbubahi in his book Has China Won? The Chinese Challenge to American Primacy. “A seasoned Singaporean diplomat’s latest book …

  The persistent question remains unresolved. How many daily attacks on the British indigenous population must occur before significant action is implemented by the government, such as border closures and large-scale repatriation programs to return immigrants to their countries of origin? The recent attempted beheading of a British man by a Somali migrant as he tried to saw off the victim’s …

  The Davos billionaire hotspot World Economic Forum desires to merge public state funds with the wealth of the privately owned business corporations that dominate the world. This is an initiative that has given the billionaire capital class full access to nation states’ government funds. The British empire did the same with the privately owned East India Company which so …

  In recent decades, America became complacent, misinterpreting comfort as strength. The country prioritized efficiency over resilience and consumption over production, ignoring the consequences of shuttering domestic factories and relying on overseas goods as a measure of prosperity. Assumptions about reliable supply chains and responsible behavior from adversaries left the nation vulnerable. The key foundational principle lost was that economic security …

  The American System may be described as an opposing economic system to the current globalist, free trade international alliance. It is an economic model that emphasizes manufacturing, production capacity, and industrial policy as foundation of national sovereignty and power. The American system prioritizes productive capacity as national power, contrasting with globalist reliance on the invisible hand and rules-based trade. …

  The Opium War has come to stand for everything that today’s China seeks to put behind it, as this vast country seeks to reclaim its position as a world power. The Opium War may be explained as the very successful British move to weaken, conquer and dominate China. One of the methods was introducing the destructive use of opium …

  As I was writing this article several thousand British citizens were outside a police station in Southampton, England, demanding accountability for the murder of a young white British student, Henry Nowak, by a black immigrant-invader and the white British police.   The black immigrant-invader murdered Nowak by stabbing him five times.  The white British police murdered Nowak by ignoring his …

  Dr. Paul Craig Roberts states in this exclusive interview with Herland Report that “the worst thing that have happened in my lifetime was the collapse of the Soviet Union.” “This was absolutely the worst thing. As long as the Soviet Union was there, there was a limit to Washington and its ability to bully and dominate.” “The neo-conservative, globalist …