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Hasan Piker Thinks America Might Be Cooked
Hasan Piker Thinks America Might Be Cooked
Martial law. Canceled elections. The combative leftist streamer Hasan Piker predicts an ominous possible future for the US. He’s fighting back the only way he knows how: by raging against Trump, Israel, Democrats, and the wannabe bad boys of the manosphere—in between beefs with his opps and gym sessions with his boys.
·gq.com·
Hasan Piker Thinks America Might Be Cooked
‘Chapo Trap House’ Isn’t Going to Save the Democrats
‘Chapo Trap House’ Isn’t Going to Save the Democrats
Trump’s takeover of the manosphere left liberals pining for their own Joe Rogan. But the hosts of ‘Chapo,’ still stung by Bernie’s defeats, would rather let the party establishment burn. “I’m not giving any campaign advice here,” says Will Menaker, “other than to believe different things.”
·vanityfair.com·
‘Chapo Trap House’ Isn’t Going to Save the Democrats
My College Diary by Tao Lin
My College Diary by Tao Lin
August 5, 2025 – “I’m worried about what will happen when I’m done with this novel. Will I try to hang out more? But with who? The novel is my life now.”
·theparisreview.org·
My College Diary by Tao Lin
BRICS in 2025 | The Polycrisis
BRICS in 2025 | The Polycrisis
Nations meet in Brasilia for the 2025 BRICS Summit. China's rise and US chaos shape the opportunities and challenges for the group.
The BRIC forum was formally established in Russia in 2009. It was in part intended to design a response to the 2008 crash that would allow its four member states to insulate from the shockwaves wrought by the financial crisis. Beyond that, members had a common goal of reforming global governance, redistributing voting rights in the IMF and World Bank, improving South–South trade, and expanding local currency settlement.
But nevertheless, each country is pursuing strategies for dedollarization and green energy and manufacturing. BRICS is inherently about grasping and shaping a post-American world order, there are now many more nations interested in that project. Larry Summers said it best in 2023: “There’s a growing acceptance of fragmentation, and—maybe even more troubling—I think there’s a growing sense that ours may not be the best fragment to be associated with.”
·phenomenalworld.org·
BRICS in 2025 | The Polycrisis