Even though there’s sadly no coup, what’s happening in Russia is so entertaining that I pity people who are wasting time and energy on an enormously less interesting Titanic submarine. The submarine is an equivalent of a traffic accident. It’s sad, it’s a bad thing to have happened but only a completely dead news feed would stay on something like it for days.
7 responses to “Submersible Alternative”
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It also strikes me that Prigozhin may be channeling many Russian’s frustration with their military, and to an extend Putin himself. Putin has gotten Russian in a very serious situation where the very survival of the Russian federation is at stake. All for a very ill conceited “special operation” that was never supposed to last this long, has maimed hundreds of thousands of Russians, and has done irreparable damage to Russia’s reputation.
I think there HAS to be a point at which Russians wake up or at least start asking difficult questions.
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Russians will never wake up. Prigozhin did but he’s Jewish.
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I would love to know what you think about what is going on in Latin America right now, specifically la bukelización en los países de El Salvador, Honduras, y Educador. There was a pretty significant motín en Honduras that brought this to mind. (Idk if you take requests, but if you do, here it is!)
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I’m always glad to get requests. Especially regarding Central America, which is dear to my heart.
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Don’t you think the point was probably to distract from or avoid covering other more important news?
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It doesn’t look that there are more important news in America. Everybody is bored and clutching at informational straws.
And that’s great. Boring is excellent.
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