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Soviet Logical Fallacies from Kazakh Perspective
The following are logical fallacies used by the Soviets as written by my Kazakh students told to them from their parents or grandparents’ perspective. M.K. Strawman Argument – In Soviet Un… more →
Kazakhnomad's Blog: A Westerner's View of Kazakhstan
Scarcity: For Marketers, Less is More
David Blumenthal wrote 4 hours ago: When Joni Mitchell wrote “Big Yellow Taxi” and the expressive lyric, “Don’t it always seem as though … more →
A Gastronomic Tribute to the American Soldier - July 4
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publius772000 wrote 1 day ago: The following is an abridged history of war in the 20th century, told through the use of food. The … more →
On Independence Days
Zach Tracer wrote 1 day ago: Happy July 4! I hope you are all enjoying fireworks, barbecues, and all the other trappings of Indep … more →
Tomorrow - Kronstadt
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Zach Tracer wrote 1 day ago: Over the last few weeks, I’ve been exploring some of St. Petersburg’s 20th century histo … more →
Experts Find Soviet Parts in North Korean Missile
christarzan wrote 1 day ago: WASHINGTON With concerns rising about a possible North Korean long-range missile test this weekend, … more →
Russia Resists Remembrance Day
Robert Bonnett wrote 1 day ago: A vote, by members of the OSCE (Organisation For Security And Co-operation In Europe), that was over … more →
The Sovietologist Speaks
sanjeevbery wrote 2 days ago: A good book review is a platform for a skilled sweep of history and society. Andrew O’Hehir … more →
Peace through strength: a Reagan lesson for Barack Obama
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Jim Blazsik wrote 2 days ago: Barack could use some lessons from Ronald Reagan in how to deal with Iran, Honduras, North Korea … more →
Mikhail Gorbachev to have famous cranial birthmark removed
richardzowie wrote 2 days ago: On the advice of his doctors, former general secretary of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev will u … more →
Friday Demotivator: Finland Piskaryovskoye Memorial Cemetery
Zach Tracer wrote 3 days ago: Looking in from the entrance to Piskaryovskoye Memorial Cemetery. The Second World War—and in Lening … more →
Russian Motor Vehicles
MOTOR BOOKS wrote 3 days ago: Russian Motor Vehicles: The Czarist Period 1784 to 1917 Whilst many books have appeared concerning R … more →
President has right basic stance on Iran, but “we the people” can do more
Christopher Fischer wrote 4 days ago: Eight or nine years ago, before what we now call the “post 9/11 era”, things were only slightly diff … more →
Ukraine suffered “colossal” looting during World War II
usukraine wrote 5 days ago: June 2009 John Varoli, of The Art Newspaper Read here … more →
Ukraine’s Political Paralysis Gives Black Eyes to Orange Revolution Heroes
usukraine wrote 5 days ago: June 22, 2009 By Cliffor J. Levy, of the New York Times Read Here … more →
Missile Defense: A History (part 1)
missiledefense wrote 5 days ago: Over the next few days, we’ll be breaking down the history of missile defense, from the politi … more →
Communism and Religion
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trotskyite wrote 6 days ago: A common stereotype of Communism is that it’s an Atheistic political system that advocates the … more →
Islamic revival tests Azerbaijan's tolerance
TGO wrote 6 days ago: It’s only a matter of time before the Islamic fundamentalists take root, and once they do, it … more →
Communism and Human Nature
trotskyite wrote 1 week ago: As a Communist, I’ve heard many arguments against the Marxism but not quite so common as the … more →
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