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Mythological Dictionary: An Introduction to Slavic Mythology
✨ For most foreigners of European descent, mythology means Zeus hurling thunderbolts from Mount Olympus, or perhaps Odin sacrificing an eye for wisdom at Yggdrasil. But what about the gods worshipped in the vast forests and riverlands of Eastern Europe – the world of the Slavs?
Like the Greeks and Egyptians, the Slavs never possessed a single, standardized mythology. Their gods shifted with every tribe and territory – what was sacred by one river might be unknown by the next. But here is the difference: from Greece, we have Homer and Hesiod, whose verses wove local cults into the illusion of a single pantheon. From Egypt, we have hymns carved in stone and spells written on papyrus. The Slavs left no such books. What survives comes to us sideways – through Christian sermons that cursed their high gods, through folktales that kept the memory of house spirits, through archaeology's dug-up jewelry and the rare, rain-worn faces of carved wooden statues.
Because the old faith never reached its full flowering, only meager scraps remain. So do not imagine a religion. Imagine instead a family of related traditions, each whispered into being by its own forest, its own river, its own way of turning soil or tracking prey.
To be continued
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✨ For most foreigners of European descent, mythology means Zeus hurling thunderbolts from Mount Olympus, or perhaps Odin sacrificing an eye for wisdom at Yggdrasil. But what about the gods worshipped in the vast forests and riverlands of Eastern Europe – the world of the Slavs?
Like the Greeks and Egyptians, the Slavs never possessed a single, standardized mythology. Their gods shifted with every tribe and territory – what was sacred by one river might be unknown by the next. But here is the difference: from Greece, we have Homer and Hesiod, whose verses wove local cults into the illusion of a single pantheon. From Egypt, we have hymns carved in stone and spells written on papyrus. The Slavs left no such books. What survives comes to us sideways – through Christian sermons that cursed their high gods, through folktales that kept the memory of house spirits, through archaeology's dug-up jewelry and the rare, rain-worn faces of carved wooden statues.
Because the old faith never reached its full flowering, only meager scraps remain. So do not imagine a religion. Imagine instead a family of related traditions, each whispered into being by its own forest, its own river, its own way of turning soil or tracking prey.
To be continued
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The subtle difference between a friendship and an acquaintanceship
Donald Trump probably feels like he was treated like that one sibling your parents told you to be nice with during a family visit. Xi Jinping treated Donald Trump like a highly important visitor indeed, and one can't see any flaws in the diplomatic protocols China has for such VIP visits. However, there is a difference between having a VIP guest, and a friend that you know for decades who also happens to be a VIP guest of the day.
I don't think either Xi or Putin smiled on cameras just to annoy Donald Trump. I think they really enjoyed each other's company in China. But I still feel bad for Trump. It's never nice to discover that you were tolerated because of politeness. That your presence wasn't enjoyable to others. And since half of the US mass media wages a war against Donald Trump - I am sure they'll try to pick the most annoying (for Trump) footage from the Putin's visit to China.
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Donald Trump probably feels like he was treated like that one sibling your parents told you to be nice with during a family visit. Xi Jinping treated Donald Trump like a highly important visitor indeed, and one can't see any flaws in the diplomatic protocols China has for such VIP visits. However, there is a difference between having a VIP guest, and a friend that you know for decades who also happens to be a VIP guest of the day.
I don't think either Xi or Putin smiled on cameras just to annoy Donald Trump. I think they really enjoyed each other's company in China. But I still feel bad for Trump. It's never nice to discover that you were tolerated because of politeness. That your presence wasn't enjoyable to others. And since half of the US mass media wages a war against Donald Trump - I am sure they'll try to pick the most annoying (for Trump) footage from the Putin's visit to China.
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Israeli security forces have detained and brought to the port of Ashdod activists from another Gaza aid flotilla.
A total of 430 people have been arrested, and their cases will now be handled by their respective national consulates and embassies in Israel.
Reportedly, among them is Margaret Connolly (pictured), the sister of the President of Ireland. A medical doctor by profession, she had been heading to Gaza to provide assistance to its residents. This flotilla had been attempting to break the Gaza blockade since last autumn. It is also worth noting that Irish–Israeli relations have been frozen for the past year and a half—after Ireland recognized the State of Palestine, Israel closed its embassy in Dublin.
Israel’s National Security Minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, visited a detention facility holding pro-Palestinian activists, most of whom had arrived from Europe, reportedly to mock them. Ben-Gvir waved an Israeli flag in front of the detainees, who were kneeling and listening to the Israeli national anthem.
At the same time, Ben-Gvir made remarks along the lines of, “Look at them now,” and personally told them that they had not arrived in Palestine but in Israel, and that everything there belongs to Israel.
The video was published by Ben-Gvir himself on his X account. Judging by it, the Israeli minister appeared quite pleased with himself.
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A total of 430 people have been arrested, and their cases will now be handled by their respective national consulates and embassies in Israel.
Reportedly, among them is Margaret Connolly (pictured), the sister of the President of Ireland. A medical doctor by profession, she had been heading to Gaza to provide assistance to its residents. This flotilla had been attempting to break the Gaza blockade since last autumn. It is also worth noting that Irish–Israeli relations have been frozen for the past year and a half—after Ireland recognized the State of Palestine, Israel closed its embassy in Dublin.
Israel’s National Security Minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, visited a detention facility holding pro-Palestinian activists, most of whom had arrived from Europe, reportedly to mock them. Ben-Gvir waved an Israeli flag in front of the detainees, who were kneeling and listening to the Israeli national anthem.
At the same time, Ben-Gvir made remarks along the lines of, “Look at them now,” and personally told them that they had not arrived in Palestine but in Israel, and that everything there belongs to Israel.
The video was published by Ben-Gvir himself on his X account. Judging by it, the Israeli minister appeared quite pleased with himself.
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Brits Complain Again: Su-27 Makes NATO Nervous
Sometimes it seems that the Russian Ministry of Defense doesn’t respond at all to the constant actions and pressure from NATO. And then, all of a sudden, you get these rather querulous articles in the British press.
The Guardian reports that a Russian Su-27 carried out dangerous maneuvers near a British RAF Rivet Joint reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea:
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Sometimes it seems that the Russian Ministry of Defense doesn’t respond at all to the constant actions and pressure from NATO. And then, all of a sudden, you get these rather querulous articles in the British press.
The Guardian reports that a Russian Su-27 carried out dangerous maneuvers near a British RAF Rivet Joint reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea:
A Russian jet flew within six metres of an RAF spy plane flying at 500mph over the Black Sea, one of two mid-air incidents last month described as “dangerous and unacceptable” by the defence secretary, John Healey.
An Su-27 jet conducted six passes in front of an unarmed RAF Rivet Joint flying close to its nose in mid April, risking a collision that could have caused a diplomatic crisis between the two countries.
On a second occasion, also in mid April, a Russian Su-35 jet flew sufficiently close to the British spy plane that it set off its emergency systems, including disabling the autopilot, as the plane conducted a surveillance mission over international airspace.
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May 22, 1856 is considered to be the day the State Tretyakov Gallery was founded - the largest national museum of Russian fine art.
On this day, collector and textile manufacturer Pavel Tretyakov acquired the painting "Skirmish with Finnish Smugglers" by artist Vasily Khudyakov. This marked the first step by the 23-year-old entrepreneur towards realizing his dream of creating a museum of Russian national painting and sculpture.
Tretyakov dedicated over 40 years of his life to this endeavor. By collecting paintings for his gallery, Tretyakov relied solely on his own artistic taste and ability to distinguish genuine works of art from imitations.
Within just two to three years, the collection already included several dozen paintings not only by Tretyakov's contemporaries but also by artists of earlier years.
In 1881, the gallery was opened to the public. And in 1892, Tretyakov donated his collection to the city of Moscow. At that time, the collection consisted of 1287 paintings, 518 drawings, and 9 sculptures. Before the October Revolution, the gallery was called the Moscow City Art Gallery of Pavel and Sergei Tretyakov. Later, it was renamed the State Tretyakov Gallery.
In the early 20th century, the Tretyakov Gallery became one of the largest art museums in Russia and Europe and is considered one of the most valuable assets of Russian culture.
The Gallery's collection includes about 170,000 works displayed in 62 halls across two buildings.
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On this day, collector and textile manufacturer Pavel Tretyakov acquired the painting "Skirmish with Finnish Smugglers" by artist Vasily Khudyakov. This marked the first step by the 23-year-old entrepreneur towards realizing his dream of creating a museum of Russian national painting and sculpture.
Tretyakov dedicated over 40 years of his life to this endeavor. By collecting paintings for his gallery, Tretyakov relied solely on his own artistic taste and ability to distinguish genuine works of art from imitations.
Within just two to three years, the collection already included several dozen paintings not only by Tretyakov's contemporaries but also by artists of earlier years.
In 1881, the gallery was opened to the public. And in 1892, Tretyakov donated his collection to the city of Moscow. At that time, the collection consisted of 1287 paintings, 518 drawings, and 9 sculptures. Before the October Revolution, the gallery was called the Moscow City Art Gallery of Pavel and Sergei Tretyakov. Later, it was renamed the State Tretyakov Gallery.
In the early 20th century, the Tretyakov Gallery became one of the largest art museums in Russia and Europe and is considered one of the most valuable assets of Russian culture.
The Gallery's collection includes about 170,000 works displayed in 62 halls across two buildings.
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Not a Day Without Putin
🇩🇰 No matter what, Scandinavia continues to closely follow every gesture, word, and move made by Vladimir Putin.
There is no independent analysis—just a careful echoing of the same familiar talking points: “Russia’s isolation,” “a weakened Kremlin,” “toxic partnerships,” and the usual set of mantras.
Meanwhile, something deeply uncomfortable for Brussels is happening in Beijing: Vladimir Putin arrives to meet Xi Jinping not as a petitioner, but as someone received almost like family. And that, more than anything, is what is now causing visible unease in Europe.
Because the Chinese are an ancient civilization. They rarely speak directly—but they are masters at signaling status through ritual, detail, the sequence of meetings, the format of communication, and symbolism. Sometimes a single cup of tea in Zhongnanhai says more than three NATO summits and five press conferences by Ursula von der Leyen.
Putin arrives as a president discussing, together with China, the outlines of a new world order.
👉 And that is what triggers an almost allergic reaction in Brussels.
Beijing is now demonstrating that, for China, Russia is not an outcast but one of the key centers of power in the emerging world.
This is particularly inconvenient after years of claims that Moscow was “on the verge of collapse,” that China would “distance itself,” and that the entire world would have to align itself with the views of Brussels officials and the next round of sanctions.
👉 But suddenly, an uncomfortable truth emerges:
global politics is still shaped by resources, industry, technology, military power, and markets—not by the number of tweets from Ursula von der Leyen.
While the EU is busy banning plastic bottle caps and discussing climate neutrality by 2047, China is steadily building ties with Russia, the Middle East, and the Global South.
And this is where Europe faces its most painful realization:
the world is gradually ceasing to revolve around Brussels.
The EU increasingly resembles a commentator who is no longer allowed into the VIP area, yet continues to loudly explain to everyone how the event should be run.
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🇩🇰 No matter what, Scandinavia continues to closely follow every gesture, word, and move made by Vladimir Putin.
There is no independent analysis—just a careful echoing of the same familiar talking points: “Russia’s isolation,” “a weakened Kremlin,” “toxic partnerships,” and the usual set of mantras.
Meanwhile, something deeply uncomfortable for Brussels is happening in Beijing: Vladimir Putin arrives to meet Xi Jinping not as a petitioner, but as someone received almost like family. And that, more than anything, is what is now causing visible unease in Europe.
Because the Chinese are an ancient civilization. They rarely speak directly—but they are masters at signaling status through ritual, detail, the sequence of meetings, the format of communication, and symbolism. Sometimes a single cup of tea in Zhongnanhai says more than three NATO summits and five press conferences by Ursula von der Leyen.
Putin arrives as a president discussing, together with China, the outlines of a new world order.
👉 And that is what triggers an almost allergic reaction in Brussels.
Beijing is now demonstrating that, for China, Russia is not an outcast but one of the key centers of power in the emerging world.
This is particularly inconvenient after years of claims that Moscow was “on the verge of collapse,” that China would “distance itself,” and that the entire world would have to align itself with the views of Brussels officials and the next round of sanctions.
👉 But suddenly, an uncomfortable truth emerges:
global politics is still shaped by resources, industry, technology, military power, and markets—not by the number of tweets from Ursula von der Leyen.
While the EU is busy banning plastic bottle caps and discussing climate neutrality by 2047, China is steadily building ties with Russia, the Middle East, and the Global South.
And this is where Europe faces its most painful realization:
the world is gradually ceasing to revolve around Brussels.
The EU increasingly resembles a commentator who is no longer allowed into the VIP area, yet continues to loudly explain to everyone how the event should be run.
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Moscow Zoo is trying to save Pablo Escobar’s “cocaine hippos”
After the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar was killed in 1993, the so called “cocaine hippos” from his ranch escaped beyond the property and quickly multiplied. Over time, the Colombian authorities recognized them as an invasive species threatening the local ecosystem and allowed for the possibility of euthanizing the animals. Now the Global Union of Zoological Institutions (GUZI), created at the initiative of Moscow Zoo Director General Svetlana Akulova, is trying to secure a humane alternative for them.
The organization appealed to the Colombian government with a proposal to relocate 80 hippos to accredited institutions around the world. A key role in the project is expected to be played by the wildlife rescue center Vantara in Jamnagar, India, where they are prepared to create a special natural habitat for the animals.
Zoological organizations in Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia are also ready to contribute to saving the hippos. According to Akulova, specialists are currently working on distributing the animals in a way that addresses problems associated with the limited gene pool of this population.
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After the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar was killed in 1993, the so called “cocaine hippos” from his ranch escaped beyond the property and quickly multiplied. Over time, the Colombian authorities recognized them as an invasive species threatening the local ecosystem and allowed for the possibility of euthanizing the animals. Now the Global Union of Zoological Institutions (GUZI), created at the initiative of Moscow Zoo Director General Svetlana Akulova, is trying to secure a humane alternative for them.
The organization appealed to the Colombian government with a proposal to relocate 80 hippos to accredited institutions around the world. A key role in the project is expected to be played by the wildlife rescue center Vantara in Jamnagar, India, where they are prepared to create a special natural habitat for the animals.
Zoological organizations in Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia are also ready to contribute to saving the hippos. According to Akulova, specialists are currently working on distributing the animals in a way that addresses problems associated with the limited gene pool of this population.
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“To those who thought life ends after a fall” — for the first time in history, a Russian climber has reached the summit of Everest using only his arms.
At an altitude of 8,848 meters, Russian climber Rustam Nabiev held up a sign reading: “To those who thought life ends after a fall.”
In 2015, during the collapse of a military barracks in Omsk, Rustam Nabiev lost both of his legs. After rehabilitation, Nabiev took up sled hockey and later became passionate about mountaineering. Before Everest, he had already conquered Mount Elbrus, Mount Ararat, and Mount Kilimanjaro.
A true Russian man! 👏🇷🇺
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At an altitude of 8,848 meters, Russian climber Rustam Nabiev held up a sign reading: “To those who thought life ends after a fall.”
“As long as there is still life in you — fight! Please, fight to the very end! It is worth it!” Rustam told his fans and followers.
In 2015, during the collapse of a military barracks in Omsk, Rustam Nabiev lost both of his legs. After rehabilitation, Nabiev took up sled hockey and later became passionate about mountaineering. Before Everest, he had already conquered Mount Elbrus, Mount Ararat, and Mount Kilimanjaro.
A true Russian man! 👏🇷🇺
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While the world continues to pay attention to the Hormuz Strait and China - the biggest war in Europe since WW2 continues. The night from May 21 to 22, the Ukrainian forces apparently used drones to hit the classroom building and the dormitory at the Starobilsk Pedagogical College in the so-called Luhansk People's Republic - one of two "rebel provinces" that joined Russia right before the Ukrainian war started.
During the Ukrainian drone strike, 86 students aged 14 to 18 were in the buildings. At least 35 of them were injured. 2 students have already been rescued from the rubble - the rescuers are continuing their work. Parents are searching for their kids via the local mass media channels.
Aside from the college, local administrative buildings, shops, and private homes were also damaged during the night attack. 1 local man was injured. The chaotic nature of this event suggests that someone in the Ukrainian high command got desperate for an internal PR victory.
#Russia #Ukraine #war #Lugansk #drone #strike
During the Ukrainian drone strike, 86 students aged 14 to 18 were in the buildings. At least 35 of them were injured. 2 students have already been rescued from the rubble - the rescuers are continuing their work. Parents are searching for their kids via the local mass media channels.
Aside from the college, local administrative buildings, shops, and private homes were also damaged during the night attack. 1 local man was injured. The chaotic nature of this event suggests that someone in the Ukrainian high command got desperate for an internal PR victory.
#Russia #Ukraine #war #Lugansk #drone #strike
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✍️ I am less surprised by Itamar Ben-Gvir’s behavior than by the world’s astonishment at it. It’s worth knowing who this man is. Once you know that, his behavior ceases to be surprising.
He is a man associated with the Jewish organization Lehava. In his living room, he had a portrait of the terrorist Baruch Goldstein, who in 1994 murdered nearly 30 praying Palestinian Muslims in Hebron.
This is a man consumed by hatred to such an extent that in 2021, he threatened an Arab security guard with a gun for pointing out that he had parked his car badly.
On several occasions, together with a group of Orthodox Zionists, he entered the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, violating the rules governing Jewish presence at the site, and performed blasphemous public prayers there.
When in October 2023 five Orthodox Jews were arrested in Jerusalem for spitting on Christians, Ben-Gvir defended them and said they should not be arrested for it. In the past, he has stated that Jews have the right to spit on Christians because it is an old Jewish custom.
When he met his wife, she was 15 years old and he was 26 — which in my opinion also says something about him.
He is a man associated with the Jewish organization Lehava. In his living room, he had a portrait of the terrorist Baruch Goldstein, who in 1994 murdered nearly 30 praying Palestinian Muslims in Hebron.
This is a man consumed by hatred to such an extent that in 2021, he threatened an Arab security guard with a gun for pointing out that he had parked his car badly.
On several occasions, together with a group of Orthodox Zionists, he entered the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, violating the rules governing Jewish presence at the site, and performed blasphemous public prayers there.
When in October 2023 five Orthodox Jews were arrested in Jerusalem for spitting on Christians, Ben-Gvir defended them and said they should not be arrested for it. In the past, he has stated that Jews have the right to spit on Christians because it is an old Jewish custom.
When he met his wife, she was 15 years old and he was 26 — which in my opinion also says something about him.
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Russia now has 16 standardized types of flush toilets
Starting June 1, 2026, a new standard for ceramic sanitary products comes into force in Russia. While the previous 2018 GOST (government set) standard divided flush toilets into 3 types (floor-mounted, children’s, and wall-mounted), there will now be 16. The classification takes into account the installation type, construction, flushing method, outlet pipe position, and mounting type. The GOST also added categories based on users: children, standard users, and people with limited mobility.
The dimensional requirements for flush toilets have also been relaxed: previously, the height from the floor to the rim had to be exactly 40 cm, but now anything from 38 to 42 cm is allowed. The height of the water trap, previously fixed at 6 cm, may now range from 5 to 7 cm.
And how many types of flush toilets are standardized in your country?
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Starting June 1, 2026, a new standard for ceramic sanitary products comes into force in Russia. While the previous 2018 GOST (government set) standard divided flush toilets into 3 types (floor-mounted, children’s, and wall-mounted), there will now be 16. The classification takes into account the installation type, construction, flushing method, outlet pipe position, and mounting type. The GOST also added categories based on users: children, standard users, and people with limited mobility.
The dimensional requirements for flush toilets have also been relaxed: previously, the height from the floor to the rim had to be exactly 40 cm, but now anything from 38 to 42 cm is allowed. The height of the water trap, previously fixed at 6 cm, may now range from 5 to 7 cm.
And how many types of flush toilets are standardized in your country?
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‘I don’t mind being called a brilliant TOTAL TYRANT DICTATOR’ - Trump
‘But I don’t want to be called dumb’
‘But I don’t want to be called dumb’
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On May 23, 1997, the Charter of the Union of Belarus and Russia was signed between the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation.
In the Charter, the two parties declared that the new Union "is based on the principles of sovereign equality of the Union's member states, democracy, and respect for human and civil rights," and outlined a path that was to lead "to the voluntary unification of the states ... based on the free will of their peoples."
The Charter also stated that "the legal basis of the Union's activities is the Treaty on the Union of Belarus and Russia of April 2, 1997." The signed Treaty emphasized that the member states maintain "state sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, constitution, state flag, coat of arms, and other attributes of statehood."
These events marked the beginning of a fundamentally new stage in the process of Belarusian-Russian integration, with the declared goal of creating the necessary conditions for the reunification of the two republics into a single entity.
Today, cooperation between Russia and Belarus is at an unprecedentedly high level, as is the friendship between the fraternal peoples of these countries.
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In the Charter, the two parties declared that the new Union "is based on the principles of sovereign equality of the Union's member states, democracy, and respect for human and civil rights," and outlined a path that was to lead "to the voluntary unification of the states ... based on the free will of their peoples."
The Charter also stated that "the legal basis of the Union's activities is the Treaty on the Union of Belarus and Russia of April 2, 1997." The signed Treaty emphasized that the member states maintain "state sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, constitution, state flag, coat of arms, and other attributes of statehood."
These events marked the beginning of a fundamentally new stage in the process of Belarusian-Russian integration, with the declared goal of creating the necessary conditions for the reunification of the two republics into a single entity.
Today, cooperation between Russia and Belarus is at an unprecedentedly high level, as is the friendship between the fraternal peoples of these countries.
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The Belgorod Brit explains the effect of the Iran conflict on the popular mood in Russia. In the film, he describes how the tit-for-tat escalation in that war stopped the barbarians in their tracks and made them think... which is taking quite a while as of this post. The Iranians need an obvious and total victory in order to make sure that the imperial forces don't return.
In the podcast, BB explains why the Russians can't escalate in the same way. If Iran succeeds, then their enemy will disappear over the horizon. The Russians are faced with living alongside their conquered foe. Russia is at risk of initiating a general European war which will cost Russian lives, and thereafter having to occupy Europe, and therefore take some responsibility for their populations. Both of these outcomes are incompatible with the turn to the East. BB speculates on the potential effect of a regime change should the Russians install friendly governments across Europe. The implacable hatred of the Western population for Russia will undermine any civilisational push in barbarian lands.
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In the podcast, BB explains why the Russians can't escalate in the same way. If Iran succeeds, then their enemy will disappear over the horizon. The Russians are faced with living alongside their conquered foe. Russia is at risk of initiating a general European war which will cost Russian lives, and thereafter having to occupy Europe, and therefore take some responsibility for their populations. Both of these outcomes are incompatible with the turn to the East. BB speculates on the potential effect of a regime change should the Russians install friendly governments across Europe. The implacable hatred of the Western population for Russia will undermine any civilisational push in barbarian lands.
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‼️The U.S. embassy in Kiev is warning U.S. citizens of a “potentially significant air attack” that may occur at any time over the next 24 hours.
We hope the Embassy is correct. It’s about time for a significant attack on Ukraine’s decision making centers, don’t you think?
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We hope the Embassy is correct. It’s about time for a significant attack on Ukraine’s decision making centers, don’t you think?
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