India and BRICS Why was Modi among the first foreign dignitaries to visit Trump after his inauguration? Was it because India held strategic importance for Trump, or did he expect Modi to grovel? How reliable…

The H1B Controversy Doug Casey, Matt Smith, and I recently discussed the H1B controversy, sparked by a post from Vivek Ramaswamy on X. His post served as a catalyst, unleashing frustrations over Indian arrogance and…

Changing US Demographics Here is a discussion I had with ‘Parallel Mike’ about the mindsets and worldviews of people from the Third World, the moral values that shape their perspectives, and the influence of their…

The Third World and Hedonism Here is a discussion I had with the Big Puff Podcast on why Third Worlders are hedonistic, fail to dream big, recreate with a vengeance the problems they supposedly left…

The Wretched of the Earth Here is a discussion Gabriel Custodiet and I had on why tyranny exists in the Third World, why it is so difficult for a European to experience the Third World,…

Understanding India Last month, I spoke at Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s Property and Freedom Society conference in Bodrum, Turkey. My speech was titled ‘Understanding India,’ and I elaborated on the underlying mindset that drives the Indian…

Can South Asians Assimilate? Here, C.Jay Engel and I discuss how well South Asians assimilate into Western society: Thanks for the help with editing from my friend, Maurice Jackson; here is the playlist of the…

The Civilizing Process Why do education, prosperity, democracy, Western institutions, Christianity, and similar concepts have perverse effects when applied in the Third World? It is because the Third World is not grounded in a search…

Modi Wins Again India recently had elections for its federal government. Modi won. Here is my discussion with David Oualaalou about what this means for the future of India: On Investments Here is a discussion…

India: Futility of Elections In the recently concluded Indian elections, Modi lost his majority, although this should not be construed as a loss of support, which went down from 37.70% to 36.56% on a vote-count…