There is no evidence that Winston Churchill ever actually said, “The gin and tonic has saved more Englishmen’s lives, and minds, than all the doctors in the Empire.” Indeed, research suggests the didn’t actually like gin that much... https://t.co/pQkSIZ8kh2
Bombay Sapphire was launched in 1986 as a deliberate bit of nostalgic marketing. Gordon's, already popular when Queen Victoria came to the throne, was what the men who built the British Empire were actually drinking. Eric Hobsbawm explains:
https://t.co/pQkSIZ8kh2
Marco Rubio's Athens speech represents the reduction of the cultural patrimony of Western civilization to a set of grindset motivational quotes.—
https://t.co/oBSJOiX5Ce
The Abraham Accords were supposed to normalize relations between Israel and several Arab states. But six years on, has the Middle East seen any benefit?
On the latest episode of Counterpoint, a podcast from FP and @DohaForum, @mattduss and @stevenacook join host @NicholasDanfort for a debate: https://t.co/MxegnLcTnt
Not surprisingly, a very thoughtful and substantive debate between @mattduss and @stevenacook about Israel, Palestine and the Abraham Accords:
https://t.co/bjaGhzNbcJ
Mücahit Bilici ve Etyen Mahçupyan bunu Sabiha Gökçen ve uçaklar üzerinden Kemalizm ve erken Cumhuriyet döneminin olumsuz mirasına bağlar. Çok yakında Serbestiyette.
Our new article with Soli Özel @soliozel2 is out in International Politics.
We argue that Turkey achieved greater strategic autonomy during the Cold War, while the AKP’s pursuit of autonomy has paradoxically produced new dependencies and vulnerabilities.
https://t.co/MQzlwS8qHv
📸 Turkish ceremonial uniforms representing the 16 great Turkic states throughout history were spotted at the Presidential Complex, lined up to welcome U.S. President Trump.
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Sharing a piece I just wrote with @ghcornwell about Trump and the legacy of U.S. imperialism. We argue that rather than hide American empire, the country's leaders co-opted it's history in a far more subtle way to advance their agenda:
https://t.co/i2yRG9QJ1C
Okay. What if the folks upset Platners nazi tattoo wasn’t a red line, upset his other sexual assault allegations weren’t a red line, and upset his joining a mercenary group to kill brown people wasn’t a red line all joined forces in some kind of progressive coalition?