@SenWarren By making life more difficult for the 30% of Americans who own crypto, you aren't helping the remaining 70% who don't. You're just making life miserable for 100% of people. No one will be able to improve their lives—because of you.
@Rothmus The execution was sanctioned by Nicholas's cousin, King George V, who worked in cahoots with the Germans behind his back during WWI. Turn on the subtitles and listen to Galkovsky—the only historian who truly understands the history of social democracy. https://t.co/56lp1uYbIz
I asked AI about NYC church fires; it flagged 5 major ones, noting they often hit vacant or under-maintenance buildings and burn silently for hours before detection.
https://t.co/F2HNXc3AGY
@mtracey Well, it’s the only sensible assumption, given what he has been doing lately and what he was involved in. Besides, no medical condition was officially given.
David Column today : "I think Putin is more in control than any other leader in the world."
O sancta simplicitas!
James Kunstler was more skeptical about that. He has good instincts.
@DavidBCollum
@zuravlevs@snowhelga@visegrad24 You think you can speak for everybody (you can't), you think you know history (you don't), you think you understand politics (you don't), you claim to value culture (you have no idea what it is), and you even think you're a specialist in anthropology (you are definitely not).
@zuravlevs@snowhelga@visegrad24 Anthropologically Russians belong to the Caucasian (or European) geographic race.
"The Prince of Wales is historically connected to the Cumans and Eastern European ruling families, leading some genealogists to link the Windsor bloodline to Genghis Khan..."
LOL
@zuravlevs@snowhelga@visegrad24 Hate in the morning, during the day, and at night. Even while sleeping. It’s a great feeling.
And again –– really entertaining to read.
@zuravlevs@snowhelga@visegrad24 if you think that that is all Russia can offer culturally I really feel sorry for you.
For instance, Hemingway said about Russian literature:
"At first there were the Russians; then there were all the others. But for a long time there were the Russians"
@plantmann_1@Sinjin69602033@WorldWarNow_ You don't need to be Solzhenitsyn to know that. Look up the biographies of the key Bolsheviks in open sources. Another question is whether they were used by foreign powers—namely Britain and Germany —to overthrow the Tsar. Of course, they were merely instrumental puppets