Red Carpet for the Executioner: A World Upside Down

Indeed, what kind of world?
A world where democracy is nothing more than stage decor, while in reality dictators are applauded and given the status of statesmen.
A world where Putin — responsible for massacres, deportations and war crimes — is treated like a guest of honor in luxury hotels.

Trump, the Apprentice Czar

Donald Trump is no opponent of Putin. He is his echo.
From praising Putin’s “genius” to claiming he could end the war in 24 hours (most likely by handing over Kyiv tied with a bow), Trump has shown himself less as a rival and more as a collaborator in spirit.
He is not resisting Putin — he is advertising him.

The Politics of the Absurd

When the United States, supposed guardian of liberty, hosts Putin, the world sees not principle but convenience.
They call it realpolitik, but its real name is institutionalized hypocrisy.
Victims are ignored, criminals are respected, and history is rewritten to fit the negotiations of the day.

And the People?

The Ukrainian people bury their dead, rebuild under bombs, and resist with courage. And yet they must watch as their executioner is applauded in the halls of power.
It is as if at a funeral, the murderer were invited as guest of honor — and even handed the flowers.

💬 Caustic Conclusion:
This is not surreal — it is cynical.
Surreal is thinking that human dignity weighs more than pipelines, markets, and backroom deals.
As Trump fawns over Putin and the US rolls out red carpets, the world is reminded of one brutal truth: morality is expendable, geopolitics has no shame, and crime pays.

Article by Francisco Gonçalves, co-author Augustus Veritas Lumen

“The United States, so proud of its role as a beacon of freedom, now risks becoming Putin’s collaborator. This is not diplomacy — it is servility dressed up in protocol. They call it realpolitik, but the true name is hypocrisy with a red bow. And Trump? He is nothing less than the Kremlin’s luxury butler, holding the carpet for the modern czar to walk on Ukrainian blood.”

• Francisco Gonçalves

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Democracy, with all its imperfections, is still the only system that gives voice to the people instead of silencing them. Every time we expose corruption, hypocrisy, or tyranny, we’re pushing back against the shadows that feed totalitarian regimes.

Totalitarianism thrives on fear and silence — our weapon is truth and memory.
As long as we keep writing, denouncing, and imagining a freer world, we’re keeping the flame of real democracy alive. 🔥

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