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Sunday, January 22, 2023 5:00 The world of Big Tech was turned upside down when Elon Musk bought Twitter. And while his takeover has been a wild ride, no CEO of a major social media platform has taken such drastic measures to pull back the curtain than Musk with his “Twitter Files.” Musk’s Twitter …
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By Cliff Kincaid January 22, 2023 “There is no shortage of cruelty out there” is one of the comments in a public service announcement asking for donations to save animals. Pictures of dogs cowering for survival in a snow-filled landscape tug at your heart strings. How can people abuse and mistreat …
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The year 2022 that became a turning point in the history of Ukraine is coming to an end. Thirty one years after the collapse of the Soviet Union, military conflict continues to rage in a number of Ukraine’s former regions while new hotbeds are smoldering. The military conflict in Ukraine has become …
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“Here’s something you must understand. We were not given any opportunity to act differently.” — Vladimir Putin The plan to engage Russia militarily is a tacit admission that the United States can no longer maintain its global dominance through economic or political means alone. After exhaustive …
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Former US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter has not only warned that Russia is escalating its special military operation in Ukraine, but that this will result in “a slaughter, a massacre” for Ukraine. His statement comes as a lot of speculation is circulating following the appointment …
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One cultural incident last year, that took place amid the unfolding political and humanitarian tragedy of the Russia-Ukraine war, attracted much international attention: the removal of the Scythian archaeological artefacts from the Local History Museum in Melitopol. On 27 May The Guardian reported …
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When Vladimir Putin announced the partial mobilization of reservists to bolster his war in Ukraine, thousands of people of fighting age fled the country. Protests broke out on the streets, and on the internet. For a brief moment, it appeared Russia might begin to see a unified anti-war movement. …
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Hindsight is a particularly powerful tool for analysing the Ukraine war, nearly a year after Russia’s invasion. Last February, it sounded at least superficially plausible to characterise Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to send troops and tanks into his neighbour as nothing less than an …
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Dr. Harriet Hall (b. July 2, 1945; d. January 11, 2023)—and friend—at The Amazing Meeting in Las Vegas in 2011. After I got over the initial shock and sadness that hit me after I learned of the unexpected death of our friend and colleague Dr. Harriet Hall last week (Steve’s post about it here), I …
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In October, Russia accused the post-coup government of Ukraine of developing a radiological dirty bomb that would be detonated somewhere in Ukraine and blamed on Russia. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) responded by announcing a visit to two locations suspected of work on nuclear …
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