Narrative Capture

Disinformation and framing distorting authority, often amplifying market volatility (e.g., hype around AI bubbles). See also: Cultural Subversion.

Sovereignty or Subversion: Ethnicity is Not the Fault Line

Feb 19, 2026

Multiculturalism is not neutral. It is a systems design choice with sovereignty consequences.

Marx as Narrative Infrastructure: Why Dead Economists Still Shape Institutional Power

Feb 18, 2026

Ideas dismissed in markets can endure in institutions.

Ideology as Psychological Infrastructure: How Belief Multiplies Force

Feb 17, 2026

Material strength mobilises armies. Ideology mobilises commitment.

Audacity as Strategic Deception: How One Man Rewired Nazi Intelligence Capital

Feb 16, 2026

Strategic depth can be manufactured with narrative, not hardware

Weaponised Labels: How Narrative Capture Becomes Mob Command

Feb 4, 2026

Soft language, hard consequences: rhetorical codes that mask coordinated purges.

The Communist Hierarchy Fallacy

Jan 23, 2026

The rhetoric of worker control masks the permanence of state domination.

Soft Tyranny Index: How Secular Managerial States Hollow Out Sovereignty

Jan 21, 2026

The slow erosion of civic virtue is a strategic vulnerability, not just a cultural drift.

Bribeonomics and the Price of Dignity

Jan 20, 2026

How informal systems hollow out sovereignty

The EU and the Death of the Nation-State: Technocracy as Strategic Design

Jan 13, 2026

Europe’s integration model reveals a deeper contest: sovereignty vs supranational control and the capitalist systems willing to bet on the latter.

Russia's Public Mood Shift on Ukraine: War Fatigue Meets Strategic Fracture

Jan 7, 2026

ESA’s 2025 ministerial reshapes the balance of space power as Warsaw and Madrid vault into the top tier of contributors, setting distinct strategic courses: one defense-oriented, the other industry-focused.

KVN: Russia’s Fiber‐Optic FPV Munition Scaling Low‐Signal Warfare

Jan 5, 2026

Truth, when codified and preserved, becomes unassailable terrain in contested narrative wars.

"Suicidal Empathy": When Compassion Becomes a Strategic Vulnerability

Dec 25, 2025

An argued shift from empathy as virtue to empathy as weakness and a warning about moral risk in societies and institutions.

AI 2030: Why Democracies Must Own the Governance Layer: Not Just the Models

Dec 24, 2025

MIT Technology Review and Financial Times forecast that AI will reshape economies, politics and civic trust: but only robust governance can preserve stability.

EU DisinfoLab: Civil Society as Strategic Infrastructure in the Info War

Dec 22, 2025

Democracies are rising to treat disinformation as structural risk and are building civil‐society infrastructure to fight it.

Curiosity Is Now a Duty: The Ethical Shift in a Machine-Mediated World

Dec 11, 2025

In the post-human transition, survival isn't about superiority but differentiation.

Legitimacy Under Strain: The Officer Corps and Post-Liberal America

Nov 17, 2025

Loyalty, not legality, becomes the organising principle when civic trust erodes.