The Russian Revolution wasn’t the people’s victory—it was a takeover by the ruthless few. Lenin didn’t lead a nation into communism; he seized power in a fractured empire where exhaustion, war, and desperation made resistance impossible. The illusion of choice defined 1917, just as it shapes political upheavals today.
The American Dream—once defined by stable jobs, economic security, and the promise of prosperity—has become increasingly out of reach for many. Over the past few decades, the U.S. has seen a stark decline in manufacturing jobs, with over 5 million lost since the turn of the millennium. Imports now make up more than 60% of... Continue Reading →
Vietnam has transitioned from centuries of foreign domination and war to become a vibrant economy in Southeast Asia, with GDP growth of nearly 400% from 2000 to 2024. Urban centers like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi are modernizing, supported by returning expatriates and global businesses. Challenges remain in governance, sustainability, and workforce development.
Utopia is a vision of an ideal society that has been dreamt of for centuries. While this utopian ideal may seem unattainable, it is possible to create a society that is more just and equitable. This can be done by implementing policies that promote economic, social, and environmental justice and ensure citizens have access to... Continue Reading →
Josh Nash 