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Braudel Marx

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Beyond the Waste Land:

Geopolitics, Macroeconomics and Theory

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κρίσις actrice (@athinapsyopped) 's Twitter Profile Photo

‘In the best-case scenario, Iran responds to a nuclear attack not with retaliation but with revelation. A nuclear test—detonated beneath its own soil—marks an apocalypse in the original sense: an unveiling, a shattering of illusions.’ x.com/BraudelMarx/st…

‘In the best-case scenario, Iran responds to a nuclear attack not with retaliation but with revelation. A nuclear test—detonated beneath its own soil—marks an apocalypse in the original sense: an unveiling, a shattering of illusions.’

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Chamberlain's Ghost (@rsa_observer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Reflections on this post of Kevin's. I was reading a while back that the Chinese as a matter of business do not seek to maximise profits but rather to maintain them at relatively modest levels; if I understood correctly, this is partly a matter of Confucian philosophy and a

Anthony H (@acurioushensman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is a very cynical analysis, more than I'd like, of American foreign policy as strategic rent extraction, but it is also a very interesting perspective on recent events.

Pandem(on)ical Order of Good Cheer (@empireinwinter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'by amplifying the threat posed by Russia, the U.S. has solidified European dependence on US security. The resulting windfall....is a strategic return on manufactured insecurity. Europe now pays the U.S. a kind of protection rent worth 5% of GDP.'

Chamberlain's Ghost (@rsa_observer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

👇🏻 An excellent and thorough analysis by Kevin of the factors around any possible Russian - Iranian action against Azerbaijan.

Pandem(on)ical Order of Good Cheer (@empireinwinter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'The formal casus belli would lie in Baku’s central role in the Israeli-influenced Operations Spiderweb and Rising Lion, aimed at the territorial integrity of both Russia and Iran. For Moscow and Tehran alike, the red lines crossed were not rhetorical, they were existential.'

Chamberlain's Ghost (@rsa_observer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

👇As always, a very thought provoking piece by Kevin. I would add something and that is this: Losing wars has consequences. One of those consequences is the exposure of the noble lie for what it is, and sometimes the result is far reaching deep disaffection that can have serious

Pandem(on)ical Order of Good Cheer (@empireinwinter) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'Were Moscow haemorrhaging men & material...the logic of attrition would compel NATO to escalate. Killing another million Russians...would be strategically irresistible. That none of this is happening, & that calls for ceasefire now multiply across NATO capitals...'