“Stop The War” is using an old Soviet playbook
It seems an odd name for a pro-war group, until you understand its Soviet-backed predecessor, the equally misnamed “World Peace Council”.
It seems an odd name for a pro-war group, until you understand its Soviet-backed predecessor, the equally misnamed “World Peace Council”.
The easiest way to get attention online is to say something new. And, as ever, the easiest way to say something new is to say something wrong.
After largely ignoring the impact of drone strikes inside Russia, their media is finally addressing the issue.. of, er.. its depiction in Estonian pork advertising.
Here’s what those tropes, clichés, and stereotypes sound like in reverse.
This curious phrase was first used in a totally real conversation between Hersh and an anonymous US official.
If Ukrainians stopped resisting, the fate of the Chechens today would be theirs tomorrow.
Satterfield was an imagined NATO base and a pre-internet meme. Some of its inhabitants went on to play a major role with the real NATO decades later.