One of the least studied but most important historical subjects of WW2 was the shadow conflict between the fragmented undergrounds and secret police, like the Gestapo. The Gestapo magnified the reach of its ruthless brutality by creating an atmosphere of fear and suspicion.
— wretchardthecat (@wretchardthecat) October 6, 2020
How pandemic gains can make us afraid
The narrative is not tracking
The risks of collective actions
Trial by ordeal
The real Groundhog year
Trapped in the accursed year 2020.
We’re not in Kansas any more.
The rise of China
Which world?
The unforeseen consequences of the Steele dossier
Hope
The unreasonableness of human survival.
High stakes
Don’t play a game you can’t afford to lose.
The march of time
Today’s dogma may be tomorrow’s bigotry.
The t-shirt beats the tombstone
The making of political martyrs.
The ballad of Casey Joe
Can Biden halt the runaway train?
Solving an irrelevant problem
Why fixing the postal service won’t solve election woes.
Trapped with bats in darkness
How will humanity respond to the threats to its survival and freedom?
World battleground
When all roads lead to Rome that’s where the marauders go.
Lost in the pandemic future
As way leads on to way.
When the explainers don’t know
The curse of complexity
