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Nothing better than a long walk followed by an IPA in a sunny deserted beer garden.
One often hears that antiwar protests in the late 60s and early 70s were ultimately failures, since they did not appreciably speed up the U.S. withdrawal from Indochina. . But afterward, those controlling U.S. foreign policy were so anxious about being met with similar popular unrest that they refused to commit U.S. forces to any major ground conflict for almost 30 years. It took 9/11, an attack that led to 1,000s of civilian deaths on U.S. soil, to fully overcome the notorious “Vietnam syndrome” and even then, the war planners made an almost obsessive effort to ensure the wars were effectively protest-proof. . Propaganda was incessant, the media was brought on board, experts provided exact calculations on body bag counts, and the rules of engagement were carefully written to keep the count below that. . - David Graeber
From David Graeber's 2013 piece - A practical utopians guide to the coming collapse
Busiest weekend ever! Theatre Friday, day trip to Dublin Saturday and catching up with my mum and step mum today… All of it amazing.
RIP George Foreman 🙏…one of the best to ever do it….rest easy Champ!
Kim Gordon 'girls invented punk rock, not england'
Never Forget #InternationalWomensDay
Brighton keep bloody winning so we’ve updated our Seagulls print for this season with some new signings and sexy faces and what have you. Jack Hinshelwood has never looked so seductive 💙 #BHAFC
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The power of Crufts compels you.
Happy International Women’s Day!