India’s “Structure”—Addendum
An essay on India’s institutional decay, corruption, weak work ethic, cargo-cult development, and the absence of deeper civilizational foundations.
An essay on India’s institutional decay, corruption, weak work ethic, cargo-cult development, and the absence of deeper civilizational foundations.
A discussion on whether India can become the next China, and why India’s cultural, institutional, and social weaknesses make the comparison deeply flawed.
An essay on the structure—or lack thereof—of India, examining poverty, corruption, institutional decay, social distrust, and the deeper moral failures behind Indian disorder.
A Hindi/Urdu discussion on why Indians emigrate, and how corruption, weak institutions, social pressure, disorder, and the search for dignity push many to leave India.
A discussion with Maurice Jackson on Javier Milei, Argentina’s crisis, inflation, state dependency, political resistance, and whether serious reform can survive.
A discussion on BRICS, the decline of Pax Americana, rising Third World chaos, Ecuador, Mexico, and China’s contrasting capacity for order and development.
A discussion on the significance of BRICS, China’s role, India’s limitations, Western decline, and whether BRICS represents a coherent alternative world order.
A discussion with Gabriel Custodiet on India after independence, honor, violence, women, moral disorder, and the civilizational failures inherited by midnight’s children.
A discussion on immigration in Canada, demographic change, assimilation, multiculturalism, social trust, and the growing fragility of Canadian identity.
A discussion on navigating chaos, protecting wealth, precious metals, commodities, East Asia, India, war, and investing rationally in uncertain times.