There is something uniquely dangerous about moments in history when power stops imagining consequences. Empires rarely fall because they lack strength. They fall because they confuse strength with immunity, force with legitimacy, and dominance with permanence. Brent Molnar’s post about the catastrophic consequences of a hypothetical U.S. invasion of Greenland is not alarmist. If anything,Continue reading “Enemies Everywhere: How a Single Imperial Act Could Turn Every American into a Target”
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Greenland, the Dumbfuck Doctrine, and the Willingness to Burn the World
January 2026 is the moment when Donald Trump’s obsession with Greenland stopped being a joke, stopped being an embarrassing anecdote, and started being an outright threat to global stability. What once sounded like a half-baked real estate fantasy has escalated into something genuinely dangerous. This is no longer Trump rambling. This is Trump posturing inContinue reading “Greenland, the Dumbfuck Doctrine, and the Willingness to Burn the World”
The Dumbass Doctrine, Or Why the United States Does Not Own the World
Let me get this out of the way immediately, I am not a lawyer, I am not a professor of international law, I am not a policy analyst with a think tank salary and a LinkedIn bio full of buzzwords. I am exactly what my own blog tagline says I am; some random dude onContinue reading “The Dumbass Doctrine, Or Why the United States Does Not Own the World”