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Tag Archives: tyranny
Twittering Your Repression
Chinese journalist Zhou Shuguang was abducted by the security services in China on a manifestly fatuous charge. Incredibly, he used Twitter to keep the world informed throughout the ordeal.
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Tagged abduction, China, journalist, police, security, Twitter, tyranny, Zhou Shuguang
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Failed Wars = Great Strategies!
One thing I’ll never understand about the military is how it looks to failed wars to prove the truthiness of its current strategy. What baffles me more is how earnest scholars, like Max Boot of the Council on Foreign Relations, … Continue reading