The Eastern Exception: How Late Liberalism Might Save Eastern Europe
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
On a crisp autumn evening in 2024, two scenes unfold in Europe that could be different continents, or even different centuries. In Warsaw, families stroll...
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The Century Game: How China Buys the Future While the West Thinks in Election Cycles
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
Introduction – The Two Clocks A barefoot monk in saffron robes stands amid a crowd of protesters at Sri Lanka’s Hambantota Port, watching as...
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Qatar Interference: Stand-Alone Scandal or Part of a Broader Phenomenon?
By leonard
Introduction – From Brussels to a Global Pattern Brussels, December 2022. Belgian police raid apartments and offices in the EU quarter. From wardrobes, hotel rooms,...
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When Did Europe Stop Retaliating? Foreign Interference and the Case of Qatar
By leonard
Introduction – A Parliament Bought Brussels, December 2022 – Belgian police descend on the heart of the EU quarter in a series of lightning raids....
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The End of the Rules-Based Order: What Small Nations Must Learn from Ukraine, Taiwan, Israel, and Armenia
By leonard
Introduction – A World Without Guarantees Kharkiv, January 2022: A Ukrainian conscript stands guard in the pre-dawn cold, AKM in hand. He enlisted just weeks...
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The Eastern Exception: How Late Liberalism Might Save Eastern Europe

The Eastern Exception: How Late Liberalism Might Save Eastern Europe

By The Politically Uncorrect Staff on October 15, 2025

On a crisp autumn evening in 2024, two scenes unfold in Europe that could be different continents, or even different centuries. In Warsaw, families stroll…

Qatar Interference: Stand-Alone Scandal or Part of a Broader Phenomenon?

By leonard on September 3, 2025

Introduction – From Brussels to a Global Pattern Brussels, December 2022. Belgian police raid apartments and offices in the EU quarter. From wardrobes, hotel rooms,…

France for Sale? Debt, Qatar, and the Hollowing of the Fifth Republic
By leonard
Introduction – From De Gaulle to Doha Paris, 2024: President Emmanuel Macron raises a toast in the gilded halls of the Élysée Palace, welcoming Qatar’s...
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When Conspiracy Theories Aren’t Conspiracy At All – A COVID Story
By Z.B.E
Interestingly, all of the aforementioned claims turned out to be true. A high-ranking Israeli officer recently confirmed that first contact has been established with aliens, and that we are indeed kept in the dark about it. WikiLeaks and other declassified sources have established the veracity of the mind control schemes, such as the infamous MK-Ultra. Finally, after becoming a meme and a joke, Alex Jones was vindicated when several peer-reviewed researches tested water sources to find high levels of a chemical called Atrazine, and that even in low doses this substance does in fact cause very adverse effects to amphibians’ gonads.
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Is Social Media the New Holy Grail of Authoritarianism?
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
In today's world, social media is the most efficient way to control a population and is, therefore, the holy grail of authoritarianism.
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A Renewed Need For Real Unbias Access to Information and Citizen Communication
By The Politically Uncorrect Staff
People are getting more polarized in our world than ever before! And this is mainly due to their ever-deepening lack of access to real unbiased information.
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The New Paradigm of Organized Violence, The Left to Right-Wing Shift
By Z.B.E
The new paradigm is organized political violence. The intelligence community and academia turning a blind eye to organized left-wing violence and focusing on sporadic right-wing violence.
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The Eastern Exception: How Late Liberalism Might Save Eastern Europe

Qatar Interference: Stand-Alone Scandal or Part of a Broader Phenomenon?

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