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Newsletter · By GM Sollenberger · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 18, 2026

    "The Boys" Was Terrible (opens the original)

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    I’m a huge comic book fan, so I was really stoked when live action series The Boys came out in 2019. I’ve watched it for all five seasons. It started strong with three good seasons and then went totally downhill. Rather than doing a full synopsis of the entire series, I’ll point to the things that bothered me, mostly from seasons 4 and 5. This will definitely include spoilers since I’ll be discussing the finale and why it was terrible. My post will assume some knowledge of the characters in the

  2. Issue · Jul 27, 2026

    Perspective on a Faraway War Zone (opens the original)

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    At first, I was upset by all the bombing of crowded residential areas and all the dead and crippled children. Then someone calmly explained to me that this is actually the normal, expected amount of child murder and dismemberment. And also it’s the nominal amount of civilian displacement and property destruction. So it’s not so bad. Also, other countries have done worse. Also, we could do worse if we wanted to. Measured by those very low bars, it’s probably fine. I get to breathe a sigh of relie

  3. Issue · Jul 24, 2026

    Important Things to Understand About the War With Iran (opens the original)

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    This was not an emergency military action based on new circumstances. There are people in our government who have always wanted a war with Iran, and they’ve very recently gotten their way. There is a powerful foreign policy establishment in D.C. Through consistent pressure and sheer repetition, they tend to get the wars they want, no matter how unpopular or unwise. For those of us whose historical memory extends beyond the most recent news cycle, this latest war is just an example of “the foreig

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