artur dunajewski

These parties are literally enemies of Europe. The specific party I noticed was a party called "Revolutionary Communist Party". I go to their party program, "In the war in Ukraine, Denmark acts as a whip for Western militarism and aggression against Russia" Bruh

The death of communism should be a holiday celebrated in the entire EU. And not just in the countries where communism fell. The most important revolution in modern European history, that made a post-imperial democratic and unified Europe possible.

In Polish Bolt you can filter for Polish-speaking drivers when ordering a taxi Hard to imagine something like this in Western Europe

Maduro dijo en una ocasión que quien llevara al país al Fondo Monetario Internacional, sería un traidor y el pueblo tendría derecho a salir a las calles. Delcy agradece esta semana que Venezuela vuelva a estar en el FMI Una traidora en toda regla, esto ha sido un golpe de Estado

The Ryugyong Hotel towers 105 stories above Pyongyang, a concrete monument to central planning's inevitable failures. Construction began in 1987 with grand promises of completion by 1989. Thirty-five years later, this hulking pyramid remains the largest unoccupied building on Earth. Kim Il-sung's regime poured an estimated $750 million into this vanity project during the late 1980s, roughly 2% of North Korea's entire GDP at the time. The original plan called for 3,000 rooms, seven rotating restaurants, and all the modern amenities befitting a world-class hotel. Construction halted in 1992 when the money ran out and structural flaws became undeniable. The building sat as a windowless shell for decades, earning the nickname "Hotel of Doom." Central planners operate blind without price signals, profit and loss calculations, or genuine consumer demand. They allocate resources based on political whims rather than economic reality. The Ryugyong Hotel exemplifies this perfectly: no market research determined tourist demand, no competitive bidding ensured efficient construction, no profit motive disciplined the project timeline. Compare this to capitalist hotel development. Entrepreneurs risk their own capital, study market demand meticulously, and face bankruptcy if they miscalculate. The Marriott Corporation doesn't build hotels that remain empty for 35 years because shareholders would revolt and competitors would crush them. North Korea's socialist paradise produced a $750 million concrete shell that generates zero revenue and serves zero guests. Every centrally planned economy produces these monuments to waste, from the Soviet Union's ghost cities to China's empty shopping malls. The only difference is scale and stubbornness.