Orwell once wrote, “all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.” His dystopia is our reality; equal protection of the law no longer exists, as the state’s different responses to the Wet’suwet’en and Freedom Convoy indicate. Continue reading A Tale of Two Protests: The Freedom Convoy’s Inconvenient Truth
Two members of Trudeau’s caucus speak out against mandates, launching a revolt from within his party. As support begins to build, this could set the stage for a final challenge to his premiership. Continue reading Freedom Convoy sparks party revolt against Trudeau’s leadership
The other big lie is that Republicans are trying to disenfranchise minority voters. After a year of muted advocacy on the subject, it’s now a call to arms for Democrats, who hope to excite their base for the midterm election this fall. Continue reading Democrats are using voting rights as dog’s bait
Being Speaker would exalt Trump back to the center stage of national politics. Leaving the presidency has undeniably placed him on the media periphery for the last two years. Wielding the House gavel, by contrast, would give Trump a high office and unrivaled perch to campaign for 2024. Continue reading Donald Trump, House Speaker
In Marxist terms, workers have united and Canada has lost its chains. By standing up to vaccine mandates, withstanding a barrage of media criticism and big-tech censorship, and maintaining peace in their ranks, the Freedom Convoy has made their country an exemplar. Continue reading The Freedom Convoy has changed Canada and the world
Trudeau’s naivete has turned Canada into an irrelevant spectator on the world stage: we sit on the sidelines, signaling our virtues, while real players run the game. Continue reading Trudeau’s failed foreign policy is a tale of tragedy
On August 17th, 2021, Arjun led a discussion with Dr Hanna Hopko, a prominent Ukrainian anti-corruption activist and former People’s Deputy, on the geopolitics of Ukraine and its prospects for NATO membership. Continue reading A Sour Grape: Ukraine and NATO Membership
It beggars belief that Democrats in the United States won’t adopt voter I.D. laws for election security. The idea that minorities can’t obtain proper I.D. amounts to the soft bigotry of low expectations. Continue reading Voter I.D. works and must remain
The public square is unavailable amidst lockdowns, television media has often refused to air certain speeches in full, radio’s reach is inadequate and other fora committed to free speech (e.g., Parler) are being removed from the internet. Continue reading Hostile Corporate Power: Twitter and @realDonaldTrump
The following is an idealized speech that could be delivered by Justin Trudeau to commemorate the country’s bilateral relationship with the United States. As is usually the case, between the ideal and the real lies much difference. Continue reading If Trudeau Gave a Speech
The Writings of Arjun Singh 