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MILFtech (opens the original)
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I love women. They hold up half the sky, by some estimates more.But it’s becoming grating to hear people still wax lyrical about the peaceful utopia that would supposedly follow from a world ruled by women. Women make up 60% of Finland’s government, yet the country joined NATO and is most preoccupied with a great war with Russia. I wouldn’t call Sanna Marin, Ursula Von Der Leyen, or Kaja Kallas paragons of peace. Kallas, former prime minister of Estonia and current High Representative of the EU
Europe’s big war? (opens the original)
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Why this sudden bewilderment, this confusion?(How serious people’s faces have become.)Why are the streets and squares emptying so rapidly,everyone going home lost in thought? Because night has fallen and the barbarians haven’t come. And some of our men just in from the border say there are no barbarians any longer.Now what’s going to happen to us without barbarians?Those people were a kind of solution.— ‘Waiting for the Barbarians’, C. P. CavafyThe wrong parties are winning European elections. U
Some novels (opens the original)
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Given the ever-expanding world conflagration, there’s never been a better time to read novels. Might as well squeeze some enjoyment out of the last days. And if they aren’t the last days, in your country anyway, at least you’ll feel something.After a sabbatical of about 6 years, this year I’ve once again been mainly reading novels. Some have direct relevance to the Ru/krainian steppe. Some have a less visible connection, but one all the more interesting for that — even in seemingly unrelated boo
Another month of war (opens the original)
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Men continue to be shipped to the killing fields. Before we get to the maps, a look at the human material expended in keeping the frontlines from collapsing. On September 21, Andriy Onistrat, the popular former UAV company commander of the 58th brigade, gave an interview to Ukrainian television for the film ‘Training Camp Unfiltered’. Onistrat secretly filmed newly mobilized troops heading to the infamous 225th assault regiment. As usual for the assault regiments (and probably many other units),
Lyman counter-offensive? (opens the original)
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European politicians claim that Russia, infuriated by its battlefield failures in Ukraine, is itching to attack the EU. How true is this?It’s always good to ground oneself in a number. This September, the number is 27,000. According to Polish prime minister Donald Tusk, this is how many soldiers Ukraine loses each month, killed or wounded in action. Since Tusk is one the pro-western, ‘pro-Ukrainian’ side of Polish politics, there’s no re
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