politics

Politics does not dictate our collective cultural mindset as much as it simply reflects it; We've got to look in the mirror sometimes, and we've got one.

The Rich Are Not The Problem
For decades you have been brainwashed. Told there is inequality. Privilege. Some even believed the rich is the cause of their problems. If you did I hope to present some info that will help you seach deeper. Maybe the cause of the problem is somewhere else. I ask you to read and decide. All by yourself.
By R F Dace6 months ago in The Swamp
Polanski Walking Manchester.
No doubt about it, Zack Polanski has emerged as the golden boy of the left/far-left. Since becoming the leader Mr. Polanski has taken an almost obscure political party, the Greens, from more or less zero to heroes. Party membership has grown exponentially from a membership of 50,000 to 225,000. To say Zack Polanski has been the leader of the party for only 8 months, whether you like him or his policies or not, that's quite a feat.
By Nicholas Bishop6 months ago in The Swamp
Netanyahu: Power, Pressure, and a Nation in Focus
Some leaders become known far beyond their own country. Their decisions, words, and choices are followed closely across the world. Benjamin Netanyahu is one of those figures. His name often appears in news tied to conflict, diplomacy, and political debate. But behind the headlines is a long political journey shaped by persistence, controversy, and constant pressure. When people search for “netanyahu,” they are usually trying to understand more than just a position. They are trying to understand a leader who has spent decades at the center of difficult decisions. His story is tied closely to the history and present reality of Israel, and it continues to evolve with every passing year.
By Muqadas khan6 months ago in The Swamp
Trump's Rhetoric on Cuba.
Since the 1959 revolution and the failed US "Bay of Pigs" invasion in 1961, the US and Cuba have been sworn enemies. During the Obama years in 2014, sanctions were lifted, and the relationship was normalised. He also reopened the US Embassy in Havana. American ships, planes, and citizens were allowed to visit the Communist state and vice versa.
By Nicholas Bishop6 months ago in The Swamp
Bibi Will Be Arrested: Peter Magyar.
Netanyahu has lost a champion in Viktor Orban. Like Netanyahu, Orban was a figure seen by many as being on the extreme right. Orban was in power for 16 years. However, his reign has been ended by a more moderate right-winger: Peter Magyar.
By Nicholas Bishop6 months ago in The Swamp
The Mastermind's Gambit
Biden In the high-stakes theater of global politics, the difference between a leader and a figurehead often comes down to who they listen to. We recently saw the end of an era with Joe Biden; despite clear signs of mental impairment and the quiet suggestions of medical professionals to retire, the echo chamber of "yes-men" kept him in the race far longer than logic dictated.
By R F Dace6 months ago in The Swamp
Pakistan's Strategic Importance and Global Impact in US-Iran Relations A Silent Power in a Dangerous Conflict
Pakistan's Strategic Importance and Global Impact in US-Iran Relations A Silent Power in a Dangerous Conflict An Introduction In the complex world of global politics, not every influential country dominates headlines.
By Farida Kabir6 months ago in The Swamp
Government Bans Mondays After Public Outrage
In a groundbreaking move that absolutely no one was prepared for but everyone somehow expected, the National Council for Temporal Wellbeing has officially announced the banning of Mondays.
By Mariana Farias6 months ago in The Swamp
Iranian Currency vs US Dollar
Iranian Currency vs US Dollar The comparison between the Iranian Rial and the US Dollar presents one of the most striking examples of how currency value affects wealth perception. At first glance, earning millions or even billions in Iranian currency may appear to represent significant financial success. However, when compared with the US Dollar, the reality becomes very different. This comparative analysis examines whether becoming a millionaire in Iranian currency truly reflects financial wealth.
By Wings of Time 6 months ago in The Swamp
The Great Northern Pivot: 5 Surprising Realities of Canada’s New "America-Free" Strategy
For over a century, the 4,000-mile line at the 49th parallel was a global anomaly: the longest undefended border in history, a testament to a seamless, almost symbiotic integration of two sovereign states. By early 2026, that anomaly has vanished. The "Special Relationship" has not merely cooled; it has ruptured under the weight of a 25% blanket tariff and a 10% levy on energy that effectively dismantled the North American supply chain overnight.
By The INFORMER6 months ago in The Swamp
Will Iran and the US Return to Ceasefire Talks?
Introduction The question of whether Iran and the United States will return to ceasefire negotiations has become one of the most pressing issues in global politics. After weeks of conflict, fragile truces, and failed diplomacy, the world is watching closely to see if dialogue can replace escalation.
By Sk6 months ago in The Swamp
Field Marshall Asim Munir.
Pakistan has played a vital role in trying to bring the US and Iran together. Even though the 21-hour meeting between the two sides in Islamabad failed to deliver any meeting of minds, the tenuous ceasefire between the US and Iran is holding - just. There are rumours of another such meeting, and the ceasefire deadline, which runs out next Tuesday, may be extended.
By Nicholas Bishop6 months ago in The Swamp