Entries by Long Run News

Why Left-Wing Policies Fail Minorities

The left has monopolized the minority vote, yet the situation for minorities continues to deteriorate. Urban centers across Western democracies, where minorities overwhelmingly vote for left-wing parties (90% or more), are glaring examples of this failure. These cities, dominated by left-wing policies and politicians, are plagued by out-of-control crime, crumbling infrastructure, and environmental neglect. Despite […]

The Economic Roots of Mass Immigration

It is easy to fall into conspiracy thinking when a situation seems to benefit multiple groups. Often, the explanation is simpler: each group is chasing money, rather than following a grand pre-planned scheme. This dynamic applies to mass immigration in Western Democracies. Some observers claim there is a hidden plot, but closer scrutiny reveals that […]

How Narrative Manipulation Affects Democracy

Consider the following scenario: A group of government officials gathers for a prestigious assembly. The speaker of the assembly strikes his gavel and announces the start of the meeting. It’s a celebratory event with global leaders in attendance, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The speaker announces the recognition of a soldier in the audience, stating: […]

Storytime: The IB Class

I completed the International Baccalaureate (IB) program in high school, an academically rigorous and globally focused curriculum designed to prepare students for success in an increasingly interconnected world. The IB had a profound impact on my development, sharpening my skills in critical thinking, research, and intellectual curiosity. Ironically, it was these very skills that enabled […]

The Only Truth Is Power

The only truth is power, and as time goes on, this becomes more apparent. Politicians, corporations, and those who serve their interests use our ideals, beliefs, and values to divide us. They separate themselves from the resulting ideological wars to leverage our desires in ways that serve them economically. The culture of the modern political […]

Evolution Of Political Parties

Political parties have undergone profound transformations since their inception, both in the United States and across the globe. These changes reflect the evolution of societal norms, economic priorities, technological advancements, and ideological shifts. Understanding how modern political parties diverge from their origins necessitates an examination of the principles upon which they were established and the […]

The Difference Between Being “Smart” and Being Idiosyncratic

How many times have you heard statements like, “This person has a master’s from Stanford,” or “They hold a PhD in economics from Harvard”? Such remarks carry an implied message: we should trust and listen to these individuals based solely on their prestigious credentials. Consider a more familiar scenario from your experience in school—someone was […]

From Hollywood to Anime: Why Modern American Entertainment is Garbage

The American youth of today have become captivated by Japanese art, with anime emerging as the most popular genre of entertainment for Gen Z. This medium enthralls audiences with its unique blend of artistic storytelling, cultural depth, and emotional resonance. Unlike traditional Western animation, anime caters to a broad spectrum of viewers, offering genres and […]

Luigi Mangione, Political Violence, and The Illusion of Progress

Having been born in Honduras, I’ve seen firsthand the effects of political violence—a grim reality familiar to many across Latin America. Political violence often functions as a tool for power, used by politicians and parties to suppress dissent and consolidate control. “One hand washes the other,” as the saying goes: the politicians empower the rioters, […]