

states are not unitary actors, there can be different arms of the state getting up to different, at times contradictory, shit


states are not unitary actors, there can be different arms of the state getting up to different, at times contradictory, shit

such an irritating style of writing jfc

oops

debate bro and its consequences
hold on, i thought the policies of the last two decades were all intended to prevent this precise outcome and you’re telling me they didn’t even do that?
shock, nay, horror

I want to throw rotten fruit and veg at him, that’s the bare minimum

I appreciate the urgency in this piece, but disagree with the premise that this is somehow exclusively a result of Trump’s bullying.
I think there is a desperate need for more popular materialist analysis on the question of NATO spending increases. I’m also convinced that anti-militarism must (once again) become the beating heart of any wider socialist popular movement, certainly in Europe.

when was this?
I’ve been really enjoying Amar’s writing and his new show Cold War 2.0 with Kevork Almassian (amazing name with a beard that fits it perfectly)

no I missed that one
edit: ah I see, but how does that explain polling data? (assuming it’s legit, humour me)

can someone explain peru being top for me?

Scheidler covers both the the fact that European elites legitimacy may now be tied completely to the Ukraine war, after three years of wall to wall propaganda, and rearmament as a convenient stalking horse for gutting European welfare states. It’s gratifying to read in a respected outlet, as these particular points have weighed heavily on my mind for the last year or so.

minutes to midnight as anything else than nuke danger
hoover institution
only possible solution is cuts
FUCK outta here

it’s not supposed to do that? excuse me hello?

why not 100% of GDP and just replace everything in the economy with armaments? the best porcupine is made completely out of steel spikes facing both outward and inward, with the pleasing tertiary benefit of skewering any potential fifth column!
why not replace train carriages with mobile artillery, farmland with minefields, and hospitals with ICBM silos?
now that would really show the russians what’s what

has anyone read one of his books?
wtf??? thanks for the info i was not at all aware that politico was an axel springer outlet