Analysis of Russia's leaked 28-point peace plan reveals Moscow's continued miscalculation about Ukrainian agency and European resolve. As Russia exhausts resources in urban warfare while Ukraine targets oil infrastructure, the diplomatic manipulation attempt exposes fundamental misunderstandings about modern geopolitical reality and the limits of great power influence.
Month: November 2025
#324: Ukraine Is Fighting Corruption: Our Support Is More Important Than Ever
Analysis of Ukraine's simultaneous battles against corruption and Russian aggression. Examines how Zelensky's "Servant of the People" diagnosed systemic problems, recent anti-corruption efforts, and why supporting Ukrainian institutional reform matters for European stability. Explores corruption as informal systems and the role of EU/NATO frameworks in promoting transparency and accountability.Retry
#323: Did Sanity Prevail? Government Shutdowns Still Make No Sense
https://youtu.be/8anLJ3nR1wE Sometimes sanity wins. This government shutdown was a mistake from day one. Thankfully, the end of this dangerous tactic is near. Hopefully now maybe the midterms can motivate both parties to do something about the rising cost of everything without holding the people hostage again. If you are interested in long-form political commentary, please… Continue reading #323: Did Sanity Prevail? Government Shutdowns Still Make No Sense
#322: Putin Fears Russia’s Breakup. A Brief Lesson in Russian Propaganda
https://youtu.be/kYcdZkkYdjI Putin says the West is failing to weaken and divide Russia, which means he is concerned that the West is weakening and dividing Russia. Otherwise, he wouldn't say this. Let's talk about Russian propaganda. If you're interested in this kind of commentary, please like, subscribe, and comment. Thank you. First, let me start by… Continue reading #322: Putin Fears Russia’s Breakup. A Brief Lesson in Russian Propaganda
#321: The Problem with Populism: Why Democracy Needs More Than Simple Answers
Elections have become a circus of populism, with politicians deploying charisma over substance. This superficiality misrepresents "the people," reducing political discourse to sound bites. True democracy demands informed, engaged citizens who embrace complexity, not simplistic solutions. It’s time to reject the allure of populist performance and prioritize genuine problem-solving.




