Ephemeral Thoughts
Dr. Gasieta NaushaadGeopolitics through the lense of psychology, anti-imperialism and dialectical materialism.
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I keep seeing people rush to defend Kamala Harris by repeating the same line: she was only the Vice President; her authority was limited; she could not stop President Biden’s Gaza policy.
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The Psychology of Ibn Khaldun's Asabiyah
This article was initially written on December 4, 2025 and remained unpublished until today, April 2, 2026.
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After 2231: How a Tripartite Letter Exposed a Broken Order
The initial article can be found here.
The diplomatic surface is calm; underneath it, the keel has split. We are still pretending the ship can be steered by rules.
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This Is Not Just Iran’s Fight: the dreams of multipolarity.
The initial article can be found here.
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