Mostly Asian History
Peter HustonAsian, Chinese, and Chinese-American history and culture, mostly, Issues in pseudohistory or false claims about historical events. Since January 2025, I have been writing about American politics and current events as well. I couldn't help myself.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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politics -- the Blue Tsunami and God Bless the USA when it gets its act together!!
Greetings,
Oh my! Amazing election week. And, fortunately, so far, it looks like what I had predicated, wide-spread political problems, has not happened. It’s nice to be wrong sometimes and I hope things continue this way. Two days SO FAR...
Dim Mak and the Death of Bruce Lee
Greetings,
Over the next couple months, my goals are to create a better organized column that regularly features free content, Mostly on Asian History, that people will appreciate and share, as well as paid content that readers will consi...
Politics -- Where will we be next week? Thoughts on the mid-term U.S. election
Greetings,
“Mostly Asian History” is a column where I focus on Asian history, mostly, but in these unusual times, I frequently offer my thoughts on politics, usually United States politics. And, as this is the week of a very unusual elect...
What I learned last Friday - Special Report on the New York Conference on Asian Studies, 2026.
Greetings,
Welcome back to my column, Mostly Asian History, where each Sunday at 5pm EST, I do my best to release a column related to Chinese, Chinese-American, or Asian history, mostly, as well as related subjects. Although it was someth...
"Is Donald Trump a Russian Asset?" -Using historical analysis to look at Conspiracy Theories and asking Strange and Tough Questions
Good morning (at least where I am),
I am re-running this piece that ran originally on Jan 18, 2026. If you follow current events, I think it’s clear why I am running it again. I had hoped to rewrite it, tighten it, give it a harsh edit, a...
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Writer, EMT, large event security, journalist, author several books, published skeptic fringe & paranormal claims, independent scholar -East Asian history. ESL professor/instructor -refugees, immigrants, foreign students. USA, Shanghai, Taiwan.
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