My Prediction for the 2024 Election, I’m Going to Try This Again

I posted a presidential election prediction in 2020 which I thought was a good analysis, but I ended up being...you guessed it...completely wrong. I predicted that Trump won points on the economy, foreign policy with the Abraham Accords, and violent crime. I also said that I think Biden had a more coherent health care plan. … Continue reading My Prediction for the 2024 Election, I’m Going to Try This Again

Critical Immigration Theory is Marxian Praxis for Decolonization

It was fellow friend and Thread Legend @Theo_TJ_Jordan who introduced me to the term Critical Immigration Theory, to aptly describe the narrative surrounding the immigration issue going on in the United States – but not just the United States – rather the entire Western world. Credit also needs to be given to @ConceptualJames a.k.a. James … Continue reading Critical Immigration Theory is Marxian Praxis for Decolonization

Everything from the Recent Pro-Palestinian Protests is not Just a Narcissistic Transfer from Students to Teachers (or vice versa). It’s Much Larger in Scope.

The narcissism unfolding on campuses with the protesters for Palestine has been quite a site to see. One can expect students, I predict 70% have no idea about the back story between Israel and Palestine, to be at the forefront of the protests. A large-scale LARP of the “rebel force” fighting for the oppressed. Yes, … Continue reading Everything from the Recent Pro-Palestinian Protests is not Just a Narcissistic Transfer from Students to Teachers (or vice versa). It’s Much Larger in Scope.

The Last Treatise of Covid-19: 4 Years to the Day of My First Post on the Topic

I have been waiting for this moment for quite some time now – and I must say – I thought this day would never come when I can finally end the long saga of covid-19 blogs, posts, and anything else related to the topic. That is, of course, until something new ramps up again. But … Continue reading The Last Treatise of Covid-19: 4 Years to the Day of My First Post on the Topic

Who are the Neocosmopolitans? Defining this Group of Modern-Day Existentialists

In September of 2021, I wrote about the errors of neo-cosmopolitanism concerning covid and the withdrawal from Afghanistan. In that article, I use the words of New York Times columnist Ross Douthat to describe the climate of neo-cosmopolitanism as a feeling that promotes a “hegemonic order coalescing around the exotic foods and different spiritualities that … Continue reading Who are the Neocosmopolitans? Defining this Group of Modern-Day Existentialists

College and University Comeuppance, Further Discussion on the Federal Cap of International Student Visas in Canada

I would like to open with a podcast called The Decibel produced by the Globe and Mail to provide basic information about international students and the federal cap on international student visas in Canada. Use this as a primer for the rest of the article. This podcast offers good information about how this process came … Continue reading College and University Comeuppance, Further Discussion on the Federal Cap of International Student Visas in Canada

Here is What I Took Away from Watching Mainstream Media During the Iowa Caucus of 2024

I was away from home, meaning I was subject to whatever news channel was offered at the hotel I was staying at. Unfortunately, that channel was CNN. I watched the coverage from early on – which started as a complete fawning over Nikki Haley to the point CNN anchors were convinced she was going to … Continue reading Here is What I Took Away from Watching Mainstream Media During the Iowa Caucus of 2024