Culture - Politics - Sustainability
Britain’s Language, Britain’s People: Why Migration Is Our Story
Discover how the hybrid origins of the English language reveal Britain’s long history of migration. From Romans and Vikings to the NHS and modern arrivals, this essay shows why immigration has always shaped and strengthened the UK.
Political Violence in America: Beyond Partisan Blame Toward a Cultural Diagnosis
Explore the root causes of political violence in America beyond partisan blame. This article uses psychological insights to diagnose a culture of grievance and polarization. Discover how to move toward collective solutions.
“It’s Coming Right for Us!”: How Trump’s Drug Boat Strikes Mirror South Park’s 28 Year Old Logic
South Park’s “It’s coming right for us!” joke becomes chillingly real as Trump justifies deadly strikes on drug boats with flimsy self-defense claims. A scathing critique of cartoon logic turned U.S. policy.
Trump’s “300 Million Dead” and the Madness of Bombing Boats
Trump falsely claimed “300 million drug deaths” to justify lethal strikes on boats. A political psychology analysis exposes fear politics and risks.
The Paradox of Power: Why Strongman Leaders Make Fragile Societies
Explore the paradox of strongman politics: how authoritarian leaders who project strength often create weak, dependent societies. Drawing on psychology, history, and case studies of Trump and Putin, this essay reveals why authoritarian power is more hollow — and fragile — than it appears
The Erosion of Restraint: A Moral, Ethical, and Psychological Analysis of the 2025 U.S. Strike on a Venezuelan Vessel
A moral, ethical, and psychological analysis of the Sept 2, 2025 U.S. strike on a Venezuelan vessel—power, precedent, and the erosion of democratic restraint.
Charlie Kirk’s Final Paradox: When Belief Meets Brutal Reality
Charlie Kirk’s assassination at Utah Valley University highlights the contradictions in his defense of gun rights. This essay examines the tragedy, his philosophy, and the paradox it leaves behind.
How Death Becomes a Campaign Tool: Trump and the Aftermath of the Kirk Assassination
An in-depth analysis of Charlie Kirk's assassination and how Donald Trump swiftly transformed the tragedy into a campaign tool.
What is Pre-Bunking: The Power of Framing Before the Facts
Explore the power of pre-bunking, how political actors frame narratives before facts emerge. Learn the psychology, tactics, ethical stakes, and real-world examples shaping today's information wars.
"Stole Girls from Me": Trump's Calculated Reframing of the Epstein Files
An in-depth political-psychological analysis of Donald Trump’s recent Epstein comments, exploring how linguistic manipulation could be being used to reframe incriminating language before the Epstein files are released.
Rant: Trump, Maxwell, and the Era of Transactional Justice
Ghislaine Maxwell's latest attempt to broker immunity in exchange for congressional testimony doesn't just expose her own cynicism. It spotlights the defining characteristic of an era where truth is currency, morality is optional, and the law is little more than a tool of power.
Red Riding Hood and the Epstein Case: A Comparative Analysis of Predators and Victims
The Epstein case through Red Riding Hood. An analysis of victim-blaming, powerful predators, and the urgent need to rewrite society's script for justice.
Understanding Crime and Ethnicity in the UK: Dispelling Myths with Facts
Understand crime in the UK with facts, not myths. Discover how official data shows most crime is committed by White British men, dispelling misconceptions about ethnicity and migration.
The Illusion of Neutrality: How Trump’s ‘Anti-Woke’ AI Order Replaces One Bias With Another
Explore how Trump's 2025 executive order on "woke AI" replaces one bias with another by banning DEI concepts in federal AI models—threatening objectivity, inclusivity, and free discourse.
What We Ignore While We Wait for the Client List
This essay challenges the cultural obsession with Jeffrey Epstein’s “client list,” arguing that justice was delayed not by a lack of evidence, but by society’s failure to believe survivors. A powerful critique of media, legal systems, and the myths we use to avoid uncomfortable truths.
Beyond Keirisma: The Communication Challenges of a Controlled Leader
Keir Starmer’s calm, controlled communication style wins respect—but not always hearts. Explore the psychology behind his public image and trust challenge.
Keir’s Pragmatist Paradox: Values and Viability in High-Stakes Politics
Can values survive political pragmatism? Analyse Keir Starmer’s shift from idealism to strategy and the psychological tension in leading for viability.
Keir: Power, Control, and Distrust: the Core Traits of a Modern Prime Minister
Uncover the psychological traits behind Keir Starmer’s leadership—high control, power motivation, and distrust—and how they shape his political approach.
Keir: How Legal Training Shapes Political Cognition
How Keir Starmer's legal background shapes his leadership, decision-making, and political strategy. A deep dive into forensic thinking in modern politics.
Keir Starmer: A Psychological Profile of Leadership
Explore Keir Starmer’s psychological profile—his leadership style, decision-making, and traits—through expert analysis and political behaviour insights.