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Even in war, some good things can happen
♥ The International Court of Justice votes unanimously in favor of Ukraine, ordering Russia to cease the invasion immediately. The Court also investigated and denied Russia’s claim that Ukrainians were committing “genocide.” ♥ Biden announces the U.S. will send drones … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life, War, War on Ukraine, War on women
Tagged Anonymous, anti-aircraft systems, genocide, hacker collective, International Court of Justice, Ivan Federov, Joe Biden, KGB, Kyiv Independent, Melitopol mayor, President Zelensky, Putin, Switchblade drones, the Kremlin, Ukrainian arms, Vladimir Strzhalkovsky
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More interesting good things
♥ Oil plunged more than 8% yesterday, touching a low of $99.76 a barrel. That means oil has lost almost roughly quarter of its value since touching a near 14-year high of $130.50 a barrel on March 6. ♥ Our … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things Happening, Joe Biden and his people, Politics, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, War
Tagged Anonymous, anti-war texts, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, fixing bridges and highways, International Criminal Court, OAN, oil prices, Putin, Time Warner, Ukraine
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About despots, Ukraine, Putin and America
I’m a few months behind in my New Yorkers. Today, though, David Remnick, the New Yorker’s editor, linked on Twitter a fascinating conversation he had with a Stalin scholar, Stephen Kotkin. The title of the piece, “The Weakness of the … Continue reading
Posted in Fascism, Politics, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, War
Tagged Armando Iannucci, autocracies, David Remnick, despotism, despots, Hoover Institution, hot war, Putin, Quisling, Russia, sanctions, Stanford U, Stephen Kotkin, The Death of Stalin, The New Yorker, The Weakness of the Despot", Ukraine
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