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Political figures, histories, and current events in the whole scope of modern and past politics. Work place politics.
“Populist Maverick vs. Progressive Spotlight: Thomas Massie’s Real Deal vs. AOC’s Ambition”
Populism Defined—and How Massie Lives It Thomas Massie self-identifies as a true populist—not in the trendy left-wing sense, but as a defender of constitutional limits, fiscal restraint, and individual liberty. His populism challenges both party establishments and entrenched lobby interests. Notably:
By Herald Post Mail5 months ago in Journal
Why Itsekiri Reject INEC’s Proposed Wards and Polling Units Delineation in Warri Federal Constituency
The Itsekiri ethnic nationality has formally rejected INEC’s proposed delineation of wards and polling units in Warri Federal Constituency, citing constitutional breaches, electoral injustice, and political imbalance. This analysis explores the legal, political, and historical implications of the controversy.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun5 months ago in Journal
Kendall Jenner’s Pepsi Ad vs. Palestine: The Hypocrisy of Empty Activism
In 2017, Kendall Jenner starred in what would become one of the most infamous commercials of the decade: the Pepsi protest ad. The ad depicted Jenner leaving a glamorous photoshoot to join a protest, where she eventually hands a can of Pepsi to a police officer—implying that systemic injustice could be solved with soda and smiles. The backlash was immediate. Critics accused Pepsi and Jenner of trivializing movements like Black Lives Matter, reducing serious struggles for justice to a shallow marketing stunt.
By Herald Post Mail5 months ago in Journal
From DJ Khaled to Bella Hadid: Why Some Celebrities Speak Up for Palestine and Others Stay Silent
In the age of Instagram activism and viral hashtags, silence can be louder than words. When global crises unfold, fans often look to celebrities not just for entertainment, but for leadership, solidarity, and empathy. Nowhere is this more apparent than in conversations about Palestine. Some celebrities—like Bella Hadid—have risked their careers and reputations to speak boldly for Palestinian rights. Others, like DJ Khaled, with deep cultural ties to the region, remain silent, and that silence speaks volumes.
By Herald Post Mail5 months ago in Journal
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is not against Israel, that's why She is not a real populist
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) is often seen as the face of the U.S. progressive movement. Rising to fame after her upset 2018 primary victory against a powerful Democratic incumbent, she has consistently pushed the party leftward on climate change, healthcare, and economic inequality. Yet on the issue of Israel and Palestine, her record is riddled with contradictions.
By Herald Post Mail5 months ago in Journal
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Contradictions of a “Pro-Palestinian” Image
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) rose to political prominence as a fresh progressive voice willing to challenge establishment orthodoxy. On issues of climate, economic inequality, and health care, she has consistently positioned herself as a critic of the status quo. On foreign policy, particularly the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, many progressives expected her to represent a sharp break from Washington’s decades-long consensus of unconditional U.S. support for Israel.
By Herald Post Mail5 months ago in Journal
When the Waters Rise: Understanding Pakistan’s Flood Crisis
It begins with the sound of rain tapping against tin rooftops. At first, the drops are welcomed farmers pray for fertility, children splash in puddles, and city dwellers sigh with relief from blistering heat. But soon, the drops multiply into torrents. Streets vanish, bridges collapse, and rivers roar with a violence that seems biblical. Families are forced onto rooftops, holding onto what little they can carry, while the waters swallow everything beneath.
By Muhammad Ayaan 5 months ago in Journal
