Conspiracy theory as a part of everyday thought has deep historical roots in Russia. It appeared in a great variety from racism to Stalinism. The Stalinist style of making politics incorporated conspiracy as a method. The Stalinist tradition survives in the contemporary generations, particularly in the East European region. The ideologies of the new system continue it under an anti-Stalinist banner.

Child poverty and income inequalities among families with children have increased steadily in the co-called developed countries of the West too. Recently, there is a threat that these differences will increase sustantially. Mainstream experts usually justify this process by ecoinomic necessities. This paper demonstrates these trends on the example of East European countries.

Eszmélet published an indictment against Bill Clinton in relation to the bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999. Now the final ruling is also made.