What happened there?

I’m curious.

Definitely the last bit. Imagine how funny it will be to push the communism button before Xi.

The information wants to be free.

“only in times of war”

Lmao how does that work when you put your military bases in someone else’s country? That makes the place perpetually in a time of war.

What’s your favourite author and food?

I ask this knowing that I don’t know if I could answer if myself because there’s so much choice. I’ve stated my favourite author before, then re-read them years later to be disappointed. I used to really like Conn Iggulden but I’m a bit scared to re-read him and confirm that he’s a favourite. I tried to get into his Rome series and put it down after a couple of chapters.

Food-wise, even harder. My most memorable meals have been Vietnamese or homemade pizza.

Edit: I’m not bad, thanks.

It’s not Joever. It’s Juanly just beginning.

The signs were there but they’re not obvious to everyone maybe. Especially if they don’t want to see them. Now it’s hard to pretend otherwise. (Although some are still managing it!)

That’s also the second and third mistake.

Better get them more funding.

Best filled-in risk assessment of all time.

Colloquially, common sense:

1 Reason and knowledge as opposed to sense perception.
2 The rational part of the individual human soul.
3 The principle of the cosmic mind or soul responsible for the rational order of the cosmos.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

But the tools of aerial terror campaign are only good for aerial terror campaigns, not conventional war.

This is Mearsheimer without any of the nous.

Owner of Forbes quietly admits to being annoyed at being saddled with loads of bitcoin, staff promise to fix that for them.

Hope you have a good time!

“We tried turning off the lights on tall pylons and buildings, knowing which way the Russians flew and hoping they would fly into these static structures but the pilots saw through the ruse. They are a lot more adaptable than we thought.”

Lol I started listening to the audible version of the Spanish translation of capital and returned it within about half an hour. I thought the whole thing had been rewritten. Maybe it was only the editor’s intro after all.

By Dunbar-Ortiz?

Who’s the author?

Three versions?