Talking to lunatics is a waste of sane cultural energy — Shahid Bolsen's perspective

© 2026 Peter Free

 

08 October 2026

 

 

Is interacting with psychotic American culture . . .

 

. . . a waste of life?

 

 

Arguably, yes

 

See Islamist Shahid Bolsen's cogently delivered perspective:

 

 

Middle Nation, America Is a Crime Scene: The Psychological Wreckage of a Civilization That Can't Face Itself, YouTube (17 September 2026)

 

 

My increasingly few blog posts these days . . .

 

. . . occur for the reasons Bolsen points to.

 

Every day, America says or does something so viciously maniacal — and internally unresisted — that Sanity is appalled.

 

Speaking to American culture's ocean of rockheads goes nowhere. As Russia, Iran and Yemen have discovered.

 

 

Kakistocratic oligarchy . . .

 

. . . and its incessant propaganda have turned the West into an anti-civilization.

 

Violent nihilism and moral vacuity are the result. Refined to their purest forms.

 

Reasoning with these mentally and morally decrepit mindsets is as successful as attempting to sculpt rock with imperceptible air puffs.

 

American and Western European mental disease is now so engrained, that reason suspects only nuclear devastation could (at least partially) sanitize it.

 

 

The moral? — A nuke-burned, irradiated fate . . .

 

. . . will not be a societal pity. This being so, given the criminal actions and moral omissions that Western culture so aggressively inflicts on innocents everywhere. Including within our own nations.

 

As Scott Ritter — linked video at its 33:58 minute mark — and Chas Freeman — linked video at its 1:01:32 minute mark — have pointed out, America and Western Europe (by implication) bring nothing positive to humanity.

 

We are a form of civilizational cancer.

 

Sane societies will need to scalpel and chemo us out of existence. Or be, themselves, terminally overcome.

 

This is Shahid Bolsen's isolation-aimed point.

 

There is no experience-based, rational argument against Bolsen's observation. Except (perhaps) his blanket pessimism about ordinary Americans' ability to recognize and overcome our cultural twistedness.