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Adrian Bonenberger

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12 days

All I’m going to say about the dog killing thing is this: if you want to know how someone will act when they have absolute power, watch how they treat animals

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There are a frightening number of adults in the U.S. who have absolutely no idea that the National Guard and Active Duty military should never, ever, ever be used for "crowd control." It's not a task they train for, and it's not why the nation has uniforms and rifles for them

John Podhoretz

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If you think the National Guard shouldn’t be sent in, you don’t give a shit about Jewish kids. It’s that simple. You. Don’t. Give. A. Shit. Say you do all you like. But you don’t.

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These things suck big time, rolled over in one in Afghanistan and almost died; they have some pretty funny and big vulnerabilities that make them nearly useless in combat which is why the cops ended up with them

Prem Thakker

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Columbia University right now

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@Mpolymer @MikePerryavatar I want to tell these people that — look if you like Russia and you want America to be more like Russia, just have some integrity and say that. Stand for the thing you believe in. Don't hide behind lazy logic, rumors, and cheap conspiracy theories

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Adrian Bonenberger

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I’ve been wrong about important things before but I’ve never been this wrong. Russia attacked Ukraine in February of 2014, while Ukraine was — you guessed it — constitutionally neutral. They’d expressed a desire to work more economically with the EU, but NATO wasn’t on the table

Michael Brendan Dougherty

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@Bhess I judge by their actions. Yes, when Ukraine was constitutionally neutral, Russia never attacked them. Does that mean relations were always warm. No. Did Russia use coercive diplomacy? Sure did.

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Worth mentioning that the reason the U.S. cannot now help Ukraine as it should is that Vance and fellow far right extremists have refused to pass this bill providing funding for ammunition manufacturing factories — weakening the U.S. and leaving us vulnerable

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The U.S. never did this. Whole time we were there we never took a gallon of oil or gas out of the country. Put a ton of time, money, and blood into building roads and infrastructure

SIGAR

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(1/2) As reported previously, first major mining contract between China and Taliban signed in Jan 2023, a 25-year concession to drill three major mining blocks near the Amu Darya basin. Amu Darya has world’s third-largest oil & natural gas reserves; around 95% of basin is…

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I want to say something about the student protests. I think the state and university responses to them have been really off the mark. And the people whose impulse it has been to crack heads need to take a long look in the mirror.

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Good Lovecraftian horror story would be about how North Korea has been facing off with some horrible psychic creature from the deep and that’s why they keep launching missiles at the ocean and maintain their rigorously repressive, militaristic society

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North Korea Fires Suspected Short-Range Missiles into the Sea in Its Latest Weapons Test

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Only the stupidest and worst people — and I’ve chosen my words carefully — believe US aid for Ukraine is causing more Ukrainians to die or be displaced. 100% of the responsibility for every Ukrainian life lost in or harmed by this war lies with Putin and Russia

Vlada Knowlton 🇺🇦

@VladaKnowlton

18 days

@JuliaDavisNews Kremlin mouthpiece Vityazeva demonstrates once again that the nonsensical talking point that “U.S. aid causes more Ukrainians to die”, which was trumpeted by pro-Putin Rep. MTG on the Congress floor yesterday, is coming straight from the Kremlin.

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@shashj @yarotrof Unsurprisingly the piece’s authors lay the blame with Zelenskyy’s side — as they did before the war and have without any pause ever since

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@schwarz "I'm a professor" is the sound of a person waking up to a world that's fundamentally different than the one she went to sleep in the night before

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@ByYourLogic The chaste COD player versus the sultry and promiscuous Battlefield player

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Adrian Bonenberger

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18 days

Got some great news: there’s no connection between Americans dying for their flag and waving another country’s flag in Congress. You don’t have to worry about that. Have a great rest of the weekend

Buzz Patterson

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18 days

This is why we don’t wave other countries flags in Congress. Shame.

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@Boringstein Great, he describes the chanting as infuriating… now they’ll never stop

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@BGrueskin My feeling is that construction crews are probably used to seeing wealthy or influential people get away with killing things at construction sites

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@ByYourLogic People lose a lot of context when they just watch this clip… Trump likes holding variety shows at his parties. the next guy played a beautiful solo by Vivaldi on his violin, and then a kid walked out and recited pi to one thousand decimal places from memory

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Just spent two days working on an Op-Ed and finally reading through the latest draft said, out loud "it's a dumb argument" and deleted it

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@OzKaterji The authors are sophists of the highest degree and should not be published in any journal or media outlet that takes itself seriously

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It always looks bad when police arrest student protesters — this is still infinitely better than deploying soldiers or national guardsmen like it's some kind of urgent statewide or national emergency. A bunch of kids are disagreeing with you, that's what's happening. Get a grip

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Adrian Bonenberger

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@ByYourLogic Lil Wayne joined the Hot Boyz on Cash Money Records when he was A) 11 B) 12 C) 13 D) 14

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What I can say, with certainty, is that military units are not what one ought to be using for this task. Shouldn't really be under discussion. Military units are for military tasks, and in an emergency, disaster relief. Done

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No

TheBlaze

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JD Vance: “In 2003 I was a high school senior and I believed the propaganda of the George W. Bush administration that we needed to invade Iraq. That it was a war for freedom and democracy. Does that sound familiar to anything that we’re hearing today?”

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@ByYourLogic Average number of sexual partners of a U.S. husband being asked by his wife how many sexual partners he’s had — 3.1

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I want to be clear, this isn’t RFK Jr. exaggerating or taking a side or interpreting things one way rather than another. What he’s saying here is just false. Untrue. Totally baseless. That the lies happens to exculpate a wicked dictator makes them particularly gross

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Military units have been used in the past for "crowd control" or riot control, and it rarely works out very well — sometimes it helps. More often then not, it makes the situation worse in some way.

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Adrian Bonenberger

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I want to be clear — to the extent that these people are trained at all, it's primarily for maneuvering as a unit in order to kill enemy soldiers. Law enforcement, on the other hand, is trained to do this sort of thing, and practices it

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Even so it highlights I think the absurdity of people calling for the national guard — what MORE do you want? Law enforcement has lumbering vehicles already, and there are hundreds of them that train crowd control tasks regularly (not once a year for a few hours)

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Adrian Bonenberger

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The smartest thing to do — and the moral thing to do — would be to let the students hold protests. Deploy law enforcement to protect individuals from harassment, but don’t dismiss encampments. Next week’s finals, it’s the end of the semester. Then most students will go home.

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Adrian Bonenberger

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I’m hearing there’s going to be some kind of pro-Russian march or car convoy in New York and Connecticut this weekend, by Americans who support Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. How I feel about them, and their view, I can’t say publicly without hazarding a visit from law enforcement

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Interesting to note the “go back to Poland/Belarus” slur — who’d say that? Only people who are even aware of that history are Russians, who know the Settlement of Pale as the place most Jewish people were forced to settle by the Tsars

Yonah Lieberman 🔥

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17 days

This is one of the highest profiles examples being used to say that Columbia is antisemitic. Three things are true about these statements: 1) They are clearly antisemitic. 2) They were likely not made by Columbia students. 3) They were disavowed by Columbia student protesters.

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If you are a woman alone in the woods and you hear someone whistling “the farmer in the dell” and see a black man in a black trenchcoat holding a sawed off shotgun walking down the path, that’s Omar; he lives by a code of honor. If you’re not in the game, you’re out of bounds

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Even worse — most of the people screaming for military intervention, if you read their timelines, are also complaining that government is too big and tyrannical. Buddy get your head on straight, it's wobbling

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@mikenelson586 Their answer for 2014 is that the CIA, NATO, George Soros and Victoria Nuland did a secret conspiracy to coup poor ol’ Victor Yanukovych and tricked Putin into invading and annexing Crimea unopposed

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@GravitysRa1nbow What are all those bases doing in Germany and Italy? I’m really young and unfamiliar with history, did something happen in those countries

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What would be the consequences of putting tens or hundreds of thousands of students out of work because a few thousands of their classmates supported Palestinians? Would that help combat anti-semitism? Would that dispel toxic tropes about the outsize influence of Jewish people?

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Controversial thought experiment: What would happen if companies told universities that they wouldn’t hire ANY of their students unless the schools take decisive action to end blatant antisemitism on campus. After all, no company would use an executive search firm with even one…

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Try to say this five times fast

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We have too many smart people in government. Need more dumb but good people

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10 days

Watch what happens here: protesters at Wesleyan will probably pick up stakes and head to Yale, where police are cracking heads and there’s resistance to be done. Hard to keep your heart in the protest when the college president is among the students handing out hot chocolate

Prem Thakker

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10 days

Notable—unlike other schools, Wesleyan Uni says it will not clear an encampment so long as it remains non-violent: "This morning you can find pro-Palestinian protestors camped out…as long as we all reject violence, we have opportunities to listen and to learn from one another."

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I’m not against lying as a general principle, particularly if the lie is funny, and intended for comic purposes. Lying to excuse an ongoing genocidal invasion feels like the lowest form of lie a person can do — the tell of a person without dignity or honor

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If the goal is to get regular working-day citizens to sympathize with your movement so that you can force a wealthy Ivy League university to divest from Israel or weapons manufacturing... you are getting further from that goal with your actions

Ritchie Torres

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So much for “peaceful protests” at Columbia University. Violence is not a bug but a feature of the pro-Hamas encampment movement, which has a deep rot of Anti-Americanism and AntiSemitism at its core.

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@RiverTamYDN This is why most Americans own assault rifles with high capacity magazines. Europeans don't understand what it's like living here

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Using riot police to smash skulls and arrest kids looks terrible, is anti-democratic, and on top of everything else, will produce the opposite result of that hoped: it empowers the protesters and elevates them, as it gives them an opportunity to be arrested — to make a stand.

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Whether one feels the student encampment at Yale ought to have been dismissed and its residents arrested or not, it’s important to understand that (1) the protest was not disrupting campus life and (2) it was disrupting a Board of Trustees meeting

Thomas Birmingham

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BREAKING: In solidarity with Columbia, hundreds of Yale students have just constructed an encampment of tents outside a Board of Trustees meeting. Organizers say they won’t leave until Yale divests from all military weapons manufacturing. FREE PALESTINE!

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@wyatt_privilege Why wouldn’t students protest university endowments? Bill Ackman proved the concept, basically threatening a university’s finances is the only way to force them to take any action

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And meanwhile those incidents of hate crimes targeting Jewish students should be investigated and prosecuted to the full extent of university, town, state, or federal law.

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@HuntClancy Vietnam War PSG Trope: psychotic murderer GWOT PSG trope: clever guy with 3 deployments under his belt by 28 who got promoted way faster than normal and was ingenious at assigning insulting nicknames to everyone

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Huge development in campus protest story if true — apparently the students are plotting to kill or capture the Vice President and congresspeople who disagree with them. Why isn’t the media covering this urgent coup attempt

Katie Herzog

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It’s civil disobedience when I agree with the cause, it’s January 6th when I don’t

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I’ll conclude by saying: the impulse to beat students up with cops or national guardsmen is really appalling, and has no place in America. If the kids want to protest instead of doing their final papers or studying for their exams, let them

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What's happening on these campuses isn't a "state" response — wildly enough — it is a university administration response. The universities are cracking down on free speech. The right has actually been complaining about this for years but it's actually happening right now

IU on Strike

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Sniper on the roof of the IMU. Absolutely unhinged response to a nonviolent encampment by a murderous and paranoid police state.

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I’d feel the same way? What does Biden have to do with any of this? Is he supposed to tell university administrators how to do their jobs? “Hey the kids in Davenport college are being loud again, what’s YPD doing, call in New Haven PD… yes this is the president of the U.S.”

Cody Johnston

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Begging some of you to imagine how you'd feel about this exact sequence of events if the president was the other guy.

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Army veteran going step by step with the manual trying to fix a thing — applying his diligence, his relentless motivation to adapt and overcome — there's only one problem. This isn't a HMMWV where most problems can be fixed with duct tape and 550 cord. It's a cybertruck

Lamar MK

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Hey @elonmusk , @wmorrill3 , @cybertruck , @Tesla , @TeslaCharging , @tesla_na , @troyrjones , I need a new Cybertruck! I have to admit it now, this is a lemon. On my first road trip in the Cybertruck, it’s no longer charging! I paid $100K for this truck, and I can’t enjoy it. I’ve had…

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As to whether it is necessary to deploy law enforcement to student protests — to control them, or to clear them out — I don't love this idea, but I'm not on a campus and don't know how bad things are. Could be it's necessary. I'm not the guy who could say

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Adrian Bonenberger

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A few days after Victor Yanukovych disgracefully fled the country having been indicted by a supermajority of the Verkhovna Rada (including half of his own party), Russian aviation ferried active duty Russian soldiers into Crimea

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See, protests are great. I bet there are tons of normal Americans who had no idea people like this even existed. This is what free speech is all about. I'm motivated to create a protest march of my own explaining that Crusader Kings 3 doesn't need all the patches and mods

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The scene at the United for Israel march tonight outside the gates of Columbia University.

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Who’s responsible for Ukraine’s dislike for Russia and Putin? Russia and Putin. 100%

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I would NEVER pay for a blue check (have no money)

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@ByYourLogic Imagining the graphic design team going over fonts for the title

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The most chaotic thing about the campus protests right now is the arbitrary application of violence against faculty and students. That application is the responsibility of university administrations, as they are the ones directing the police response

Fareed Zakaria

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Why has the Gaza war spun colleges into chaos? Because campuses have weakened as actual communities, where people mingle, interact and get to know and trust each other. My latest column:

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Even if they don't want the U.S. to be offering financial support to Ukraine, surely Army officers want us to be able to manufacture more than 360,000 rounds of 155mm artillery ammo a year. The Russians are cranking out 3,000,000 this year. That's where most of the money's going!

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Some wealthy merchant running around asking his fellow Romans how many Punic Wars the Consuls are going to fight before they’re satisfied and why not just give the Barcas what they want. Every reasonable citizen knows he’s a lunatic but this isn’t Athens, they can’t ostracize him

David Sacks

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. @RobertKennedyJr explains the origins of the Ukraine War perfectly. The West could have made peace if it had been willing to take NATO expansion off the table. The claim that Putin wants to conquer all of Europe is a hoax to justify endless funding.

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@mikenelson586 @Felix_Nuno He’s not wrong about certain politicians (himself) failing the country

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2-“DeNazify the Ukrainian government” — the government in power, which voted to indict Yanukovych, was Yanukovych’s government. They didn’t hold elections for another two months. It was Putin’s guy’s government! The pro-Russian government!

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I was sleeping. One of my roommates — it was me (A Co commander), the C Company commander, and the Battalion S2 — ran upstairs to wake me up. I remember thinking "great, now we can leave Afghanistan." Didn't quite work out that way

Adam Gamal

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What were you doing when this took place in Pakistan?

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Adrian Bonenberger

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That — the oppression, the arrests, the visual of being pushed around by police — and surviving, standing tall — is what could push the protests to become more widespread and make significant inroads into popular culture.

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Got an electric car $12k off between state and federal rebates plus 1500 back for a home recharger and installation and some satisfaction that I’m not as reliant on oil and gas finally pushed me into the 21st century

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A couple weeks later Russia directed an illegal referendum in Crimea, at gunpoint, and shortly after that annexed it. All while Ukraine was constitutionally neutral — and, it must be said, not ill-disposed toward Russia

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@wyatt_privilege We gave this thing the sum of all human knowledge online for free and when I ask it a question it gets wrong it’s my fault for asking it the wrong question

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It was, in fact, the annexation of Crimea, and the fighting in the east led by Russian soldiers and spies that followed, which led to Ukrainians remembering their half-forgotten hatred of Russians. The latest invasion of February 22 has cemented it.

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Adrian Bonenberger

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On the contrary, universities have never been less relevant. Years of attacks on higher education have undermined and marginalized what happens on campus, and made it less relevant to the mainstream. Everyone knows students are radicals; their beliefs absurd and impractical

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Adrian Bonenberger

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"Russia's army is becoming more professional" is the "this is the moment Trump became presidential" of professional military analysis

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Adrian Bonenberger

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The boards and administrations of wealthier and more influential universities wield far more local power and authority than the mayors of the cities that host them. They ask for police and the mayors ask how fast

Tana Ganeva

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I'm totally perplexed and I want theories. Occupy in NYC was a million times more disruptive than the college kids now and far less contained. We'd like ... take over Times Sq on a random day. Mike Bloomberg is a fascist, yet he waited MONTHS to clear out the encampment.

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@schwarz One caveat here — so fa it's not the U.S. state or federal government doing this, it's *university administrators* who are terrified of getting bodied by Bill Ackman — it's this professor's Provost, it's the President of the university who likes mid-20th century European film

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Thankfully we haven’t seen national guards called out — law enforcement has been used — but it really seems to me that this is too much given the season and situation and the cultural context occupied by university students writ large.

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Adrian Bonenberger

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The reason these campuses are all holding protests now is because it’s almost finals time. You get arrested, it’s an automatic A

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@willmenaker I would simply have gotten up on stage to play Bach's Prelude in C Major and then used that as a way of browbeating overmatched students, like a real music genius

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Adrian Bonenberger

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@ass_deans Student protests have given as a rare opportunity to satisfy high value donor priorities while holding targeted fundraising programs for distressed properties

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@thetomzone If it was full remote I could see it working for some people but hybrid? For a “permalance” social media manager? GTFO

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@AdamWeinstein That's the power of AI right there for you (algorithmic indifference)

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If protesting students can convey that they are reasonable and principled American kids, they may succeed in pressuring universities to change their investment strategy; the further they drift from that goal and that strategy, the lower their odds of succeeding

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Every morning in this man’s life is the 1030am Sunday brunch you had the summer after your senior year in college

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EXCLUSIVE: Hunter Biden puffs on a vape and breaks into a coughing fit while shopping with friends

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Campuses instead have become battlegrounds for radicals who want free speech and a safe space and inclusivity and in short what has emerged is a chimerical and contradictory soup — no culture — in which powerful administrations and corporate culture protect powerful brands

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Adrian Bonenberger

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Something like 66% of Austria's economy belongs to Russia, why are we listening to the people who teach in its economics school

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@schwarz Behind every cop throwing an economics professor facefirst onto a grass lawn is a very angry and very wealthy donor threatening to yank back the $50 million they promised for the new immunology research center if the president doesn't get a handle on these "antisemitic protests"

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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Students and faculty can be treated like this by police who've been directed to crush protests and that's probably surprising to them, they probably thought the university was theirs. Nope! Universities are influence laundromats for wealthy donors. Administrators mind the shop

Robert Mackey

@RobertMackey

13 days

It is worth watching this CNN video from the moment Emory Econ Professor @CarolineFohlin came across the violent arrest of a protester on campus and asked the police, with shock, "What are you doing?" That's all that prompted an officer to hurl her to the ground and handcuff her.

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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Maybe they've reconstituted in the sense that Russia's military has low standards, limited or no combined-arms capability, and a high tolerance for thievery — if reconstitution means wrestling tens or hundreds of thousands of reluctant drunkards into shoddy uniforms, ok, maybe

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

1 month

3-“Crimea, Luhansk, and Donbas should be made semi-autonomous regions” Crimea already was a semi-autonomous region and had been for years when Putin seized and annexed it; Luhansk and Donbas weren’t even being discussed in those terms at the time

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

1 month

@HuntClancy Can think of 5 examples of this type from my time in the 173rd and 10th MTN, 1 got out, 3 made MSG, of whom 1 currently the CSM of the 173rd, 1 went Green to Gold and got out as a Major. All of them basically standup-comic-level genius at nicknames / working the crowd

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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@wesleysmorgan “Rob’s stuff”

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

11 days

@wyatt_privilege Sophistry’s back baby

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

15 days

Put Trump and Hunter Biden in the same cell. Satisfy the right and the left. Let them be friends. Let the country heal

Adam Parkhomenko

@AdamParkhomenko

16 days

BREAKING (ABC News): The Secret Service held meetings and started planning for what to do if former Pres. Trump were to be held in contempt in his criminal hush money trial and Judge Merchan opted to send him to short-term confinement

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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Being part of Russia’s June offensive just went from “maybe we’ll take Kharkiv” to “I hope my wife’s boyfriend enjoys the free Lada”

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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@BeijingPalmer Somebody told me once that you can go hard-core religious once, and that it will absolve you of past sins; you sin again, it’s all on your head. Like taking the Hajj

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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@JonesGP1996 I’m gonna let historians figure that out — I will say that we weren’t the bad guys in that specific way, whatever our flaws. No natural resources were exploited or extracted by us from Afghanistan, the nation’s wealth is still there for its people

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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Xi - who seems more reasonable than Putin (not a high bar these days, my huskey, Freya, is more reasonable than Putin) - won’t take a coalition capable of defending Ukraine’s sovereignty into consideration when making plans to attack Taiwan? Such a Xi would be very, very stupid

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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My network — whatever that means on Twitter these days — or at least that part of it moved to vote on this poll — is overwhelmingly in favor of some form of regulation of short term rentals.

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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The idea I have in my head of how the nation ought to handle what amount to local protests by students against their universities is really far from how it's being handled

Laila Al-Arian

@LailaAlarian

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In response to a Fox News question about campus protests, the White House spokeswomen said the Department of Justice, Homeland Security and the Department of Education will be involved. This means the Biden administration may be pursuing federal charges against student protestors

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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@timothypmurphy Libertarian Party is so washed on the federal and local level — the brand is Putinists and pedophiles. Unrecoverable, at the very moment its economic ideas have never been more popular and widespread — mainstream, essentially

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Adrian Bonenberger

@AdrianBonenber1

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@BeijingPalmer Blood for the Woke Ally Blood God

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