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Riga, Latvia

September 16, 2018/41 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Adam Komiaga

The nationalist ethnostate, in all of its glory! Seriously, no brown people here. Not even of the tourist variety. Gloomy though. And the people don’t really help the atmosphere. They’re quite… prickly. Even the ones who are paid to smile while they bring you your food and drink. They don’t seem to keen on being […]

Prague, Czech Republic

July 11, 2018/13 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Adam Komiaga

It’s a party city—or so I’ve heard. And it’s part of the Visegrad group. I’ve been checking these special countries all off my list one by one, and Prague puts me at three out of four. It wasn’t even a deliberate decision on my part, I just got tired of the West, in all its […]

Vyborg, Russia

February 6, 2018/39 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Adam Komiaga

Vyborg, Russia There is this little town along the Russo-Finnish border. I ended up taking a trip there entirely by accident. And there’s a medieval keep right on top of a rock jutting out in the middle of the calm and cold river that’s the main attraction of the town. You get this feeling in […]

Homage to the Post-First World: My Wanderings in Europe: Warsaw

January 12, 2018/76 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Adam Komiaga

I’m in Warsaw for the 99th Anniversary of Polish Independence. At least I think that’s what this is about. All I know is that Poland is the backdrop and I’m here to meet my friends – no my comrades – yes, that’s what they’ve become to me. We’ve come for the march from all over […]

Homage To The Post-First World: My Wanderings in Europe, Part 3

November 6, 2017/27 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Adam Komiaga

Stockholm, Sweden Greg and I left the club in a state of shock. I had been to some terrible night clubs back in Washington, DC, but this one took the cake. I mean, c’mon, what about Swedish House music? When people think of Stockholm, they think DJs and house music, hot blond women and Svedka […]

Homage To The Post-First World: My Wanderings in Europe, Part 2

October 16, 2017/17 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Adam Komiaga

Budapest — Pest side, Hungary I was walking with the nice Bulgarian girl I had met the day before. We stepped over puddles and little rivers of piss. You try not to, but you can’t help but notice that the Pest side of the city smells like a giant urinal after 6 pm. And it […]

Homage To The Post-First World: My Wanderings in Europe

October 4, 2017/14 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Adam Komiaga

Many famous writers chronicle the events that influenced the rest of their life’s thinking for posterity. We read them afterwards to understand the mentality of the author and the people at the time. I have read many books like Homage to Catalonia by George Orwell or Motorcycle Diaries by Ernesto Che Guevara to get the […]