Great statement, says what it needs to but keeps the focus where it should be. Message discipline.
thanks for finding that!
To what extent are these union-related communications considered privileged/confidential? I thought this kind of surveillance was reasonably illegal in most countries (although it obviously still happens)
I'd be interested to read that paper, if you know where to find it
If they want nukes, it makes sense to just build them, and maintain secrecy until they have a dozen or so in a usable state. Which makes me think this is about something else: could be deterring Saudis from getting nukes, or removing IAEA spies, or something else going on.
Go on tvtropes and make a page for it with whatever name sounds good to you, wait for someone to correct you
The teeth make him look more normal but also more rodent-like, somehow both at the same time
Plenty of demand for mercenaries recently, surely they can find better gigs elsewhere
While the graphic novel is geographically grounded in an Asia governed by authoritarian China, it also portrays the US as a proto-fascist state, resisting the idea that criticising one necessarily means painting the other in a positive light.
A - once again notable how any criticism of the US is permitted, or even promoted, as long as it also aligns with US foreign policy. Also interesting that this and the Iran prisoner letter both appeared in the Guardian. Did they hire all the remaining NATO leftists recently?
B - very telling that US propaganda has retreated from "greatest country in the world" to the fallback of "actually things are just as bad everywhere else"
Almost tempted to read it just to see what state department style liberalism has been working on during their exile
Very oppressed when I can not get a Chinese work visa because I don't have a Chinese employer.
Oh my new dog? Yeah he's
trainable, very resilient, and they can solve problems
Basically: "I thought Hunter Biden's free money giveaway was legitimate!"
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