Dickens didn’t write a holiday story—he wrote a knife aimed at England’s cold heart. We keep remaking A Christmas Carol because the ghosts won’t leave us alone. They ask the question we’d rather avoid: What are you becoming without realizing it?
Canada is committing suicide in slow motion. A nation with infinite land has created a housing crisis that rivals ancient city-states. We're forcing young people to choose between homeownership and children, then wondering why they're fleeing to Texas. History repeats: the exodus from feudal Europe is happening again—except this time, we're doing it to ourselves.
In 1929, Charles Mitchell sold the rags-to-riches dream while radio towers broadcast promises of prosperity. Today, Jensen Huang does the same while AI promises to transform everything. Both eras share indiscriminate spending, puppet masters whispering to presidents, and millions believing the future arrives on schedule. History doesn't repeat—it rhymes. And we're dancing to the same deadly tune.
Fewer than 15 million people, yet over half the world’s billionaires. The story of the Jewish people isn’t just one of survival—it’s a masterclass in resilience, strategy, and generational wealth-building. From expulsions to empires, this piece unpacks how a persecuted people turned history’s cruelty into a blueprint for thriving.
Josh Nash 