Canada
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What is Canadian Sovereignty for? Trump, Carney, and the Freedom to Bind Ourselves
There are, I think, two Carneys. The first Carney is the sovereignist. The second Carney is the institutionalist. These are not merely two tones. They contain two different understandings of sovereignty. Continue reading
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A Letter to Western Canadian Readers: On Power, Separation, and the Cost of Exit
When separatism is framed as leverage (“do this or we leave”) it signals a shift away from persuasion and toward coercion. It treats political relationships not as shared projects to be renewed, but as transactional arrangements to be threatened. Continue reading
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Beyond Mastery: Grounded Human Power
The choice between domination and cooperation is therefore not merely political or organizational. It is existential. How we exercise power shapes who we become. Leverage secures obedience but hollows identity. Cooperation demands patience and humility, but it produces belonging. Continue reading