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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Oh, Europe
If Europe thinks they can come out of their dealings with Moscow unbullied, I am afraid they are going to have a rude awakening. Russia only ever does what is in Russia’s best interest. Also, if they can finagle something … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Black Sea Fleet, Euro crisis, europe, Politics, russia, Ukraine
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Arizona’s Step Towards Totolitarianism – A Play
Arizonans, it doesn’t matter if it’s Mexicans you are afraid of. Just imagine…one day you are running late for work. Blue lights flash behind you. “I’m sorry officer. Is there a problem?” “I need to see license, registration and birth … Continue reading
Posted in Law
Tagged arizona, i'm afraid of a mexican, irrational fears, totalitarian states
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Surgun
It was this date 66 years ago that the Soviets began their mass deportation of Crimean Tatar from Crimea. A new study by scholar Otto Pohl hosted with the International Committee for Crimea sheds new light on events that led … Continue reading