PinnedInILLUMINATIONbyHardik Jain·Jul 3, 2025“They say that they followed the Rules. Still, We Died.” — Illusion of International War EthicsThis story was originally written at the height of the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022. Now, three years later — with the war still raging and…
InThe Chronicles of Animal KingdombyHardik Jain·Jan 27Bull Kingdom Tariffs: Redhorn’s Threats and Cost of Reversal (Part 8)An allegorical depiction of tariff threats, coercive ambition, and the cost of undermining loyal allies
InDisputatio CivicabyHardik Jain·Jan 25Trump’s Greenland Tariff Reversal and 100% Canada Threat: How TACO Trade Strategy Undermines Market…Trump Greenland tariff reversal market reaction, Trump Canada 100% tariff China threat, TACO trade strategy market vitality, US trade…
InThe Chronicles of Animal KingdombyHardik Jain·Jan 21A Peace Medal for Managed Disorder (Part 7)An allegorical depiction of recent politics surrounding the Nobel Peace Prize & Global chaos. This is a sharp political satire on how…
InThe Chronicles of Animal KingdombyHardik Jain·Jan 8Altamerica’s Gunpoint Diplomacy is back: How History Repeats The Force Usage(Part 6)An allegorical fiction depiction of U.S. power, sanctions, Iraq, Japan, and Venezuela — showing how force-first politics risks global…
InDisputatio CivicabyHardik Jain·Jan 8Venezuela Is Not an Exception: How the U.S.The U.S. attack on Venezuela follows a familiar pattern — oil interests, pretexts, gunboat diplomacy, and selective sovereignty, seen…
InDisputatio CivicabyHardik Jain·Jan 4The Pottery Barn Empire: How Trump’s Return to Gunboat Diplomacy Ignites the Forever War He…Trump’s Venezuela raid invokes the “Pottery Barn rule”: you break it, you own it. See how this gunboat diplomacy reignites the forever…
InDisputatio CivicabyHardik Jain·Dec 30, 2025When America Turns on Its Most Successful ImmigrantsAmerica Is Rethinking Its Long-Standing Faith in Openness
InThe Chronicles of Animal KingdombyHardik Jain·Dec 29, 2025Changing Winds of Altamerica (Part 5)A political allegory poetry capturing America’s disillusionment — fractured leadership, economic strain, and a quiet shift in public trust…