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“According to Nalyvaichenko, Beseda was planning Ukraine’s law enforcement's attacks on protestors” [during EuroMaidan in 2014]

your ego can cost you the life of your child. And the risk to infect others. I always thought only powerful people can influence large groups of individuals, their unchecked ego and ignorance can lead to tragedy, inflict suffering on millions. This shows that responsibility is on each one of us.

You sound like any other outlet out there now, not funny

how we can change our perceptions/mindset about institutions and policies. I bet there are people/academics/activists/ngo leaders who studied this, or have experience implementing new policies. I feel the need for preparation for meaningful change, but not disregarding of where we are now.

Use of actual nukes would be a signal event that would visit instant, perpetual defeat and dishonor upon muscovy, unlike slow-nuking towns with ICBMs and KABs which is perversely accepted as ho-hum normal and unworthy of retaliation.

That’s amazing, Jake. Thank you so much for the work you are doing!

The business model of art outsourcing: there’re 2-3 companies full of project managers between the AAA client and the artist, and artists get pennies, no ability to share their work in portfolio and feedback process is a broken phone record bc of the amount of middlemen (project managers, sales etc)

When Ukraine economically and politically weak after “peace” it could be easy for russia to manipulate Ukrainian voters to get pro-russian president and parliament into power.

Also not available in Canada, unfortunately

Agree, quite some time ago. Sadly even after visiting Bucha personally, he featured just one or two people who were not appeasers, and in many shows emphasizing that Ukrainians are unjustifiably russophobic. Someone asked him how Russians, Jews and British perceived Germans during and after WWW2

I agree. A story from occupied village in Kherson region: when Russian soldiers just came, their first question was: Who is your tsar (king in russian) around here? Locals were puzzled bc they’d lived in democratic system. But that’s how it works in 🇷🇺: there’s always one top strongman rules the area

Check his old episode with Dan Carlin, he praises Putin as a strong man that is so needed to make order while sacrificing freedom. Just a hint - this idea of a strong man is a basis of russian society. Or any authoritarian regime.

Please stay strong Georgian people