Vladimir Golstein

Vladimir Golstein05.11.2026

Dostoevsky was a deeply moral man. So are many of his characters, at least in their own eyes. Yet they murder, contemplate murder, poison other people’s minds, and destroy themselves and others. Raskolnikov, Ivan Karamazov, Stavrogin, Kirillov… Dostoevsky was forever asking what makes people who possess a moral conscience commit godless acts. Ideology? Nihilism? Loss […]

Vladimir Golstein09.10.2026

What is Going on in Germany, and is this the Waning of Anglo-American Influence? German elite had been successfully colonized by English. English language, English thinking, English rhetoric, English sensitivity, English/American Political Correctness and simplifying political discourse. The result of this colonizing is obvious as are its goals — ever since the war with Napoleon […]

Vladimir Golstein21.09.2026

People fixated on either Israel or Gazan Palestinians can bemoan or gloat over it as much as they want. I am sure, the film offers a lot for each side to get itself worked up into a frenzy. But what remains heavily under-discussed is the elephant in the room. And by this elephant I mean […]

Vladimir Golstein26.06.2026

Dostoevsky sets the events of his Brothers Karamazov in the style of Greek Tragedy. At least the events concerning Fyodor Karamazov, the father of all Karamazov’s brothers. Throughout the novel, Fyodor is on the collision course. All he does is challenging invisible hand of justice, pushing further and further into moral black hole. He rapes […]

Vladimir Golstein31.05.2026

Why is EU leadership, the Collective Brussels, is so Much United in its Russophobic Policies? Despite economic and pragmatic interests. Despite shared religious, cultural and historical destinies. Despite thousands of things that unite Russia and Europe, all of the sudden, Europe had become a version of Hillary Clinton and her “Russia, Russia, Russia” mantra. Well, […]

Vladimir Golstein29.05.2026

Twenty one young lives were taken away. Eighteen of whom were young women, who wanted to become primary school teachers. Russians might demand UN hearings, they might invite western journalists to visit the sight, they might denounce CNN and BBC for refusing to see it, but to no avail. The propaganda machine refuses to recognize […]

Vladimir Golstein15.05.2026

Obviously, politicians and other “communicators” of all epochs have appealed to bullshit in times of need, but rarely had the regime been running solely on BS as much as did the Brezhnevites. Nothing was left of Marxism and Leninism. Nothing was left even of Stalinism, cruel as it was, at least it had clear goals […]

Vladimir Golstein08.05.2026

So a guy, let’s call him Sam, got so sick and tired of having the same job and living in the same house, that he decided to hit the road. In a distance he sees a very charming city on a hill. Wow, he says. That looks so promising and enticing. I want to live […]

Vladimir Golstein18.04.2026

What makes Dostoevsky forever relevant is his dialectical approach to the most pressing issues of human predicament. Only in the eyes of the extremely naïve thinkers — doesn’t matter if they come from the right, left or center the issues that face modern day materialistic capitalist societies can be quantified, computerized, and resolved. For the […]

Vladimir Golstein24.02.2026

Marquis De Sade, jailed for his writings, had correctly observed, that whatever he imagined or practiced is dwarfed in comparison with the violence unleashed by the authorities during the French Revolution. I was thinking about this observation in connection with the anger and abuse that the British public along with other self-righteous dopes direct at […]

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License to Hate

The Death of Anglo Influence

The Documentary Film Naza and Its Revelations

Modern Relevance of Dostoevsky

Grand Inquisitor for Europe

Why is it so Important for Western Media to Cast Doubts on the Kiev’s Bombing of Russian Pedagogical School Dormitory

Late Soviet Period Was the Time of the Official Bullshit

Sam and the Mirrors

Perennial Relevance of Dostoevsky

True Lies

License to Hate

Airbus Loan Tests Trade Truce

The Anatomy of the Midterm Election of 2026

Canada’s EU Gambit