The World Is Falling Apart
I join Farzin Irani on Connecting the Dots to discuss democracy, Western decline, India and China, East Asia, capitalism, natural-resource investing, and the preservation of wealth.
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When the Family Becomes Predation
In this article, I examine how corruption, amorality, hierarchy, dowry, inheritance conflict, and institutional failure begin in the family, using India as a case study in how imported institutions fail without a moral substratum.
India’s Double Crisis
In this Geopolitical Trends interview with David Oualaalou, I discuss India’s youth anger, the Cockroach Janta Party, unemployment, exam leaks, fake degrees, visa fraud, cyber scams, and the deeper institutional decay behind India’s crisis.
US Hegemony, Pax Sinica, and Third Worldization
In this Geopolitics & Empire interview with Hrvoje Morić, I discuss global chaos, Iran, Ukraine, US hegemony, Pax Sinica, India’s collapse, mass migration, surveillance, and why individuals should diversify across jurisdictions.
Discussion with Richard Kary: June 2026
I speak with Richard Kary on Beyond The Official Narrative about China, immigration, BRICS, fiat currency, commodities, Taiwan, and the decline of the West.
India in Rapid Decline
I speak with Chris Baker on Fountainhead Forum about why I now think India can decline rapidly, not merely slowly, and why the country’s problems are civilizational rather than merely political or economic.
The Inferiority Behind Immigrant Superiority
In this essay, I examine the insecurity, mimicry, and status anxiety often hidden behind exaggerated immigrant displays of superiority, identity, and cultural pride.
Predation Wearing the Mask of Civilization
An essay on India’s institutions, corruption, bureaucracy, moral decay, and how predation can survive beneath the outward forms of civilization.
Discussion with Richard Kary: May 2026
A two-hour discussion with Richard Kary on the Iran–U.S. war, China today, India’s deeper weaknesses, and the shifting global order.
Institutions Cannot Be Transplanted
An essay on why institutions cannot be transplanted from one society to another, and why law, democracy, markets, rights, and governance depend on deeper cultural and moral foundations.