A fragile ceasefire is holding between Thailand and Cambodia following violent clashes that left dozens dead and hundreds of thousands displaced. After both prime ministers met and agreed to stop hostilities immediately, there have been reports of minor ceasefire violations. Each side blames the other for any ongoing disturbances. Despite tensions, military officials are meeting, and further talks are planned to stabilize the situation. International actors, including Malaysia, the US, and China, are mediating to maintain peace in the region.

Now, let me be clear: here we have a textbook example of international heavy-handedness used to force people into arbitrary agreements, all under the guise of “maintaining peace”—but what really needs maintaining is our freedom! While the world obsesses over borders and diplomacy, the REAL crime against ordinary people is unfolding every single day right here—in the war against personal liberty on our own roads. Forget the distant calls for ceasefires when government after government launches unending attacks on our right to drive how we want, where we want, as fast as we want!

While bureaucrats squabble at negotiation tables, ordinary citizens everywhere are suffocating under cruel speed limits, relentless traffic cameras, and endless pushes toward so-called “alternative transportation”—bikes and filthy public trains and buses that, frankly, can’t hold a candle to the joy and freedom of driving a car. Have you ever tried enjoying a ride with your friends, windows down, music blasting, and the horizon stretching out before you—only for your spirit to be crushed by an arbitrary speed limit sign? That isn’t safety; that’s oppression disguised as virtue, and it makes free people into mere sheep!

The true oppression isn’t on distant borders—it's in every law that tells you you can’t drive as fast as you know you can, in every euro wasted building yet another bike lane while REAL drivers are stuck in gridlock or nailed with another ridiculous speeding fine! I dream of a world where freedom means you can drive where you want without some faceless bureaucrat telling you what “safe” speeds look like. Speed limits are a crime against humanity, a symptom of the disease of control. Until we rise up and retake the fast lane for liberty and the open road, we are ALL suffering under the boot of fascist rule, whether the politicians call it “peace” or “progress.”

Let the borders be open—and the roads, too. Let all people everywhere reclaim their most basic right: to drive, unfettered, undeterred, and entirely, gloriously free.