Who Shall We Kill Today
Efficiency used to mean something else. Factories. Supply chains. Cutting waste, not corners. Doing more with less without breaking the system that made it possible. Now it means something simpler. One man decides, and things explode. No committee, no delay, no vote that matters. Congress still exists, technically—like an
FICTION On January 25, 2025, Xi Jinping purged General Zhang Youxia—his most trusted military deputy, a childhood family friend, a man kept past retirement out of loyalty. The charges: corruption, disloyalty, possibly leaking nuclear secrets. The message: no one is safe. What follows is that story, adapted. The names
I Went to Bed February 27, 2026 I went to sleep early Tuesday night and spent the hours between midnight and four in the kind of dreams that don’t let go—Lanying shaking me awake twice, Cat pressed against my chest like she knew. I’d never imagined we
Summary: The Doomsday Clock sits at 85 seconds to midnight, driven by what scientists call a “failure of leadership.” The pattern is blunt: Trump’s decisions repeatedly benefit Russia while weakening alliances, arms control, Ukraine, and global stability. Three explanations converge—ideological admiration for autocracy, financial entanglements, and possible kompromat