Search all posts
-
Most Recent Posts
Sites of Interest
Category Archives: War on Ukraine
Tanks for Ukraine? Why this makes me uneasy
And why I found, “Do Tanks Have A Place in 21st Century Warfare?” in today’s Times, really pertinent, even somewhat soothing, reading. I’m still pretty shocked that I’ve become concerned with war and weaponry, but I know how and where … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life, War, War on Ukraine
Tagged "Blood and Ruins, "The Band Played Waltzing Matilda", Abrams tanks, June Tabor, Lara Jakes, New York Times, Richard Overy, Ukraine war, unmanned armed drones, World War II
Comments Off on Tanks for Ukraine? Why this makes me uneasy
Navalny didn’t believe in death. Neither do I
I jumped out of my chair. An involuntary shock reaction to the headline in the New York Times. It doesn’t seem possible. The other night, a friend of Navalny’s, Russian journalist Mikhail Zygar, talked to Lawrence O’Donnell. When O’Donnell suggested … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Journalism, The Facts of Life, War on Ukraine
Tagged Alexey Navalny, Lawrence O'Donnell, Masha Gessen, Mikhail Zygar, Russian history, The New Yorker, Tucker Carlson
Comments Off on Navalny didn’t believe in death. Neither do I
“Russia Russia Russia!”
From Harper’s Weekly Review: Russian officials in the Belgorod region held a ribbon-cutting for a new bridge that appeared to be stolen from a neighboring village; a Russian volunteer asked social media followers for donations of body bags for soldiers … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life, War on Ukraine
Tagged Belgorod bridge, Russian Avdiivka, Ukraine, UN Human Rights Council
Comments Off on “Russia Russia Russia!”