International security | democratic backsliding | occasional exasperation
Hegseth, today:
Hegseth, today:
Narratives can make anything newsworthy. Case in point:
Narratives can make anything newsworthy. Case in point:
Do not attend a No Kings protest in the aesthetics of militancy. Do not, FFS, validate the right’s narrative. They desperately want this!
Do not attend a No Kings protest in the aesthetics of militancy. Do not, FFS, validate the right’s narrative. They desperately want this!
Gather the entire (equally annoyed and nervous) top brass in the same place, filthy “OPSEC” on time and location… for a pep rally about shaving waivers and push ups.
Incredible.
Gather the entire (equally annoyed and nervous) top brass in the same place, filthy “OPSEC” on time and location… for a pep rally about shaving waivers and push ups.
Incredible.
The suit filed by purged FBI leaders indicates there's clear understanding within the admin that they are acting illegally on many fronts
Would make sense that the closer they are to the WH, the more emboldened they feel to cross lines. No similar assurances for frontline Feds.
The suit filed by purged FBI leaders indicates there's clear understanding within the admin that they are acting illegally on many fronts
Would make sense that the closer they are to the WH, the more emboldened they feel to cross lines. No similar assurances for frontline Feds.
Half a decade ago, when it looked like the Assad regime was on the verge of victory, the regime undertook a campaign to install new statues and personalist symbols in recaptured territories to reassert power and mock resistance.
Today Bashar hides in Moscow.
Half a decade ago, when it looked like the Assad regime was on the verge of victory, the regime undertook a campaign to install new statues and personalist symbols in recaptured territories to reassert power and mock resistance.
Today Bashar hides in Moscow.