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  • RSC Discusses Trump’s Vow to Test Nukes

    Minister of Defence Belousov at the Russian Security Council (RSC): “… the United States plans to adopt the new Dark Eagle medium-range missile system with hypersonic missiles with a range of 5,500 kilometers at the end of this year.”

    with appreciation to Dr. Karl at karlof1’s Geopolitical Gymnasium.

    Russian Security Council met in person instead of the… Continue reading

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  • Slices of SNAPocalypse

    “Even on an aesthetic level, you annoy if not disgust them, so their mass killing won’t just continue, but intensify. This entire world is just Gaza to them.”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Bonanza of Deprivations — Nov 03, 2025.

    West Bridgewater is a village of 8,000 25 miles from Boston. Judging from online photos,… Continue reading

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  • Slices of Life, #14

    “I walked past a McDonald’s, Starbucks, 7-11 and Kentucky Fried Chicken, all lined up, cheek to cheek. America’s icons will survive its collapse.”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Go There! — Oct 29, 2025.

    Walking a couple miles, I got a last look at everything, that square with the serene stupa and Tibetan temple, KTM… Continue reading

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  • Pokrovsk and lessons from Stalingrad

    An echo of History provides insight into the zero-sum equations, and the worth of humanity, to Technofascism

    By Rotislav Ishchenko at ukraine.ru.

    (machine translation)
    No one is perfect, so the saying goes, “Learn from your mistakes.”
    At the end of November 1942, Soviet forces encircled the 6th Field Army and part of the 4th Panzer Army of the Wehrmacht, as… Continue reading

  • Slices of Nepal, #4

    “The whisper turns out to be a touch. We are all so bereft of friends and companions, especially those among us who have lots of ‘friends.’”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Rather Not Be in New Youk! — Oct 26, 2025.

    Going from Phonsavan to Luang Prabang, I sat next to an Italian lady on… Continue reading

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  • Trump’s Nuclear Jokes

    “…I believe it is time to accept the rules of the game proposed by the Americans.”

    By Rotislav Ishchenko at ukraine.ru.

    (machine translation)

    A true American, regardless of his mood, must have a broad, radiant smile. This is an important component of the American dream.

    In the 15th-17th centuries, it was fashionable to have bad teeth in Europe. Sugar… Continue reading

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  • The 7-Stage Collapse Pattern

    The parables of Spain, Britain, USSR… USA Is At Stage 5

    “…. Just economic implosion. The military couldn’t be paid, the government couldn’t function, the [dollar] became worthless. A superpower with 30,000 nuclear weapons collapsed from internal economic failure. The pattern [had] played out again:

    Military over-extension,
    Currency Debasement & Failure,
    Debt Spiral,… Continue reading

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  • Slices of Nepal, #3

    “Suddenly, there were more cars, fewer shops, little foot traffic and no history. The car, television and, now, cellphone make being nowhere not just possible, but desirable.”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Could Have Been, Can Be and Will Be Much Worse — Oct 22, 2025.

    Should have rung one of those bells five or… Continue reading

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  • Slices of Nepal, #2

    “Those without reverence are wannabe demons. Faith plus heritage can accomplish wonders.”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Gods, Demons and Wannabe Demons — Oct 20, 2025.

    Yesterday was the start of Tihar, Nepal’s festival of lights. In India, it’s called Diwali. As a newly converted Hindu, there’s no way I was going to miss this,… Continue reading

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  • Slices of Nepal

    “Deracinated is a beautiful word said the Hoi Polloi to the unwashed dog.”

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Peak Self-Indulgence — Oct 17, 2025.

    Before arriving, I reread this astounding passage from Pico Iyer’s Video Night in Kathmandu, “Nepal’s prodigious versatility was most apparent, however, in the smorgasbord of its menus, which could easily have put… Continue reading

  • Why did the Aborigines eat Cook

    … Essentially, we need to do what the West is doing to us.

    By Rostislav Ishchenko at Ukraine.ru.

    (machine translation)

    For those who always worry that there are too many words, I will express the meaning of this material in one phrase: don’t be complacent, it won’t get any better.

    Now, for everyone else who doesn’t get it with just… Continue reading

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  • Slices of Life, #13

    What matters is Thầy Thím’s perseverance against tyranny and misfortune.

    with gratitude to Linh Dinh at Postcards from the End.

    Holy Water Puddles — Oct 11, 2025.

    I’m typing my first words at 6:03PM. Yesterday, I ate beef wrapped in piper lolot leaves dipped in a fermented fish sauce, mắm nêm, which is very salty. This morning I woke up… Continue reading