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The avarice of private railroad companies around the world has been leading to deaths for well over a century. Unfortunately, the trend of privatization is continuing and with it comes Continue Reading
As protests in Iran enter their second month with no end in sight, the government has continued to step up its violence against the largely peaceful protesters. More have been Continue Reading
Ben came by to talk about the recent US elections, we talk about: demographic shifts, polling, identity, Russia, China, and disinformation, voting machines, UBI, Texas life, public transportation, energy policy, Continue Reading
The Arizona gubernatorial race and debate culture, the Taipei mayoral race, campaign posters and reducing the voting age in Taiwan, Elon Musk being dumb again, Ukraine, interest rates vs inflation, Continue Reading
CW: sexual abuse and rape Yet another case in China’s #MeToo movement will be going to trial, however, this time it will be taking place inside the US. Back in Continue Reading
Iran protests, high profile assassinations, protests in Russia, Taiwan traffic, construction, and elections, trash politicians, a dead queen, a fake China coup, and much more! Thanks for listening and never Continue Reading
We have another hiking pod for y’all. On this one we talk Biden again backing Taiwan, attacks on Armenia by Azerbaijan, some serious earthquakes in Taiwan, the complexity of real Continue Reading
“The Fourth Strait Crisis” in Taiwan, the One China Principle/Policy, patriotism vs nationalism (again), Ukraine, Sea World, worker rights, COVID, transhumanism, reality, Myanmar, and much, much more! Thanks for listening Continue Reading
The Solomon Islands seems to be on a collision course to become the next victim of China’s ‘debt trap diplomacy’. The nation is currently seeking $100 billion in loans from Continue Reading
This week the US Senate saw the introduction of new legislation that proposes to add minor attempts at gun law reform. Currently there appears to be some bipartisan support for Continue Reading