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Defining a Socialistic virtue ethics
rightists like to pretend that they are part of a long tradition, that they have a monopoly on the idea of virtue (in ancient Greek, ἀρετή). They are very wrong. They are wrong in the sense that they do not subscribe to a virtuous ethics, despite their love of marble statue profile pictures on various social media networks that shall remain unnamed. They espouse an inherently unethical, unvirtuous, and simply stupid ideal. In fact, the right isn't just that, they're evil if w
JM Valat De Córdova
1 day ago2 min read


The Screw Worm is past our border: America ignores it at our peril
The screw worm is back, and it remains slightly horrifying. What will we do in order to protect ourselves, and America from this new menace?
Atlas Wyatt
5 days ago5 min read


Zohran refused to endorse Israel: here’s why
Here’s a name you probably haven’t heard before, Mamhood Mamdani (Or maybe you have, which in that case, good!).
Well, I read his book, titled “Good Muslim, Bad Muslim”. And I think his educational background reveals a ton about why Zohran is the way he is. Let’ us dive in.
Atlas Wyatt
Jun 115 min read
London 2026: Bleak future for the major parties
The 2026 London local elections was a mixed bag for the major parties. I have five boroughs in London, the results of which give us some ideas on where the major parties stand, that being the Labour party, the Conservative party, and the Liberal Democrats, and what their future may be like in a world increasingly dominated by the Greens and Reform. Red voting Redbridge Here, the Labour party maintained control of the council with 43 out of 63 seats. This was down 15 from the
Lucy Lydekker
Jun 35 min read


London 2026: Reform make tiny splash in London, underperforming polling
Earlier this month, I wrote about the Farage plan to secede several outer London boroughs, such as Bromley, Havering, Barking & Dagenham, or Bexley, away from the capital should they win in those councils. Opinion polling had Reform UK on track to be the largest party in several councils, if not in control, but that polling was wrong.
Lucy Lydekker
Jun 37 min read


Your personal finances aren't the issue.
CEO António Silveira analyzes the real underlying issues with Gen Z's personal finances as a member of Gen Z and from a leftist and progressive persepctive
António Silveira
May 293 min read


The Cuba Subpoena isn't about what you think
Mr. Hasan Piker, political commentator and one of the two targets of recent subpoenas regarding the Nuestra America flotilla organized by Progressive International (LISBON, PORTGUAL) -- You do not need to be a genius to see this; this is not an ideological fight. It never has been. It is about censoring those involved in humanitarian missions and, most importantly, silencing figures who actively spread awareness of these issues. The Trump administration does not care whether
António Silveira
May 293 min read


Opinion | Let the Good Fight Begin: Mélenchon & the Paper Tigers
An account of the beginning of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's 2027 presidential campaign and why he must win.
JM Valat De Córdova
May 123 min read


Pres., Sheinbaum Announces Necessary Unitary Healthcare Reforms
An explanation of President Sheinbaum of Mexico's reforms to the Mexican healthcare system, unifying the disparate oddities of the Mexican universal healthcare system into a single payer system.
Timothy
May 95 min read


Victory in Europe: Liberation day (was two days ago)
Article on the importance of Liberation Day, or VE Day!
Timothy
Apr 274 min read
The Dilemma of Leadership: Keir Starmer's Struggles in the UK
Opinion piece that calls for Prime Minister Kier Starmer to resign from office as party leader of Labour
JM Valat De Córdova
Apr 243 min read


The unbelievable survival of the SNP (2026 Holyrood elections)
The latest YouGov MRP model is suggesting that the Scottish National Party (SNP) could win an overall majority in the upcoming May 2026 parliamentary elections in Scotland. This is a historic turnaround for a party which seemed to have collapsed after a hefty defeat at the 2024 general election and scandals in 2023.
Lucy Lydekker
Apr 236 min read
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