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Rather than fostering unity and justice, BLM’s actions have often deepened societal divides, enriched its leaders, and failed to deliver meaningful change for the communities

8MM is more than a thriller—it’s an exploration of the dark underbelly of human nature, where moral boundaries blur, and truth comes at a devastating cost.

The Russo-Ukrainian War, from 2014 to the present, is a body of suffering—a tapestry of broken bodies, fractured communities, and scarred landscapes.

By refusing to sensationalize its subject, Amenábar crafted a horror film that is as thought-provoking as it is unsettling, a testament to the power of cinema to confront us with our darkest impulses....

Peter Berg, in his directorial debut, crafted a film that’s equal parts black comedy, horror show, and social satire, even if it doesn’t always know what it wants to be.

The unchecked demasculinization of society threatens individual identity, societal stability, and the complementary dynamics that enrich human relationships.

While U.S. imperialism provides context for this stance, it does not justify the moral relativism or ideological blind spots that enable such support.

Decolonization essentialize Western thought as evil, trap people in victimhood, invert discrimination, warp history, silence dissent, and push a cultural and economic retreat that stifles growth.

Until the continent eradicates anti-Semitism, restores stolen Jewish wealth, and teaches the unvarnished truth of its complicity, it has no standing to speak. Just shut up, hypocrites and morons!

Ukrainians should not feel empathy for the Palestinians, as it is contrary to our historical lessons, national interests and moral priorities.