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People of #Mariupole are held hostage to #PutinsWar, are executed in thousands every day!
Now, can someone explain to me - where are all those celebrities, royals, religious clergy: Pope, Imam, Rabbi, ..?
Isn't it their job to be #humanitarians? to be there now? to shield? 1/8
Now, can someone explain to me - where are all those celebrities, royals, religious clergy: Pope, Imam, Rabbi, ..?
Isn't it their job to be #humanitarians? to be there now? to shield? 1/8
I remember the horrors of NordOst siege in Moscow in 2002 - people held hostage in the theatre for days. Putin as always did not care.
Meanwhile, amazing humans - celebrities, MPs, journalists all went there, offering themselves in exchange, leading some people out.
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Meanwhile, amazing humans - celebrities, MPs, journalists all went there, offering themselves in exchange, leading some people out.
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<Guerre de dénazification>
Depuis le tentaculaire #AzovFilms (Canada>Ukraine #OpSpade)
au bataillon #Azov (#Blackwater...)
le terme atteint en Ukraine fût de longue entreprise
Crimée était une station balnéaire de VIP pédocriminels #LSmodels
dondevamos.canalblog.com/archives/2014/…
Depuis le tentaculaire #AzovFilms (Canada>Ukraine #OpSpade)
au bataillon #Azov (#Blackwater...)
le terme atteint en Ukraine fût de longue entreprise
Crimée était une station balnéaire de VIP pédocriminels #LSmodels
dondevamos.canalblog.com/archives/2014/…
Revealing Schemes is out! A brief summary...
@kennaninstitute @McFaul @edwardlucas @jillrussia @BBCSteveR @RidT @joannalillis @Peter__Leonard @wiczipedia @seansrussiablog @jenmercieca @BrendanNyhan @steveswerdlow @NathanKalmoe @ccaryl @williamjdobson @cjcmichel @KevinRothrock
@kennaninstitute @McFaul @edwardlucas @jillrussia @BBCSteveR @RidT @joannalillis @Peter__Leonard @wiczipedia @seansrussiablog @jenmercieca @BrendanNyhan @steveswerdlow @NathanKalmoe @ccaryl @williamjdobson @cjcmichel @KevinRothrock
Revealing Schemes regards conspiracy theories as a form of propaganda and asks why regimes promote them. Moving beyond the conventional wisdom about paranoid or tyrannical personal styles, it examines how conspiracy claims emerge from the dynamics of (post-Soviet) politics.
In a nutshell, I argue that conspiracy claims stem from: 1) political competition, which draws incumbents into fray; 2) destabilizing events, which must be publicly accounted for; and 3) geopolitics, which influences what is worth commenting on.
