1971 vs 1979: Neoliberal Globalization and Return of “Political Islam” in Iran

1971 stands out as a major turning point in modern world history, not only for geopolitical and social reasons but also for deep structural changes in the global economy. On the geopolitical front, the year marked the independence of Bangladesh, reshaping South Asian politics after a violent war with the Pakistani central state and its […]

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Fragmenting Algeria? The Convergence of Kabyle Separatism and Zionist Strategy

In the current geopolitical climate, public discourse has conditioned many to recognize only two “Iranic” actors, i.e., the Kurds and the Persians, as salient forces in the Muslim world. In secular narratives shaped by Western and Israeli strategists, these groups are often cast as proxies used to fragment the Muslim ummah, weakening Islamic identity broadly […]

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Paul’s Proto-Madkhalism: The Hypocrisy of Christians Criticizing Dhimmi Status

In recent years, largely in connection with geopolitical agendas involving Israel, the concept of the dhimmi has been revived in popular discourse, often in some simplified or polemical form. Historically, dhimmi status referred to non-Muslim subjects, primarily Jews and Christians (collectively known as ahl al-kitab, i.e., “People of the Book”), living under Islamic governance. In […]

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Capital’s Punishment: The Bank That Was Executed for Financial Resistance

The modern banking system is not some mere neutral mechanism for storing money or facilitating trade. It is one of the primary instruments of power in the contemporary world. Control over banking means control over capital allocation (who gets funded), liquidity (who survives crises), and sovereign influence (which states can borrow, grow, or collapse). In […]

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The Civilization of Baal: Epstein as a Symptom

By now, many of you will likely be aware of the successive releases of the Epstein Files. As of now, these disclosures amount to more than 3 million pages of written documents (including e-mails, court filings, etc.), as well as images and videos. They showcase many of the contemporary social “elite” in, let’s say, some […]

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