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  1. adormecias ao meu colo e, lá para trás de nós, tiros mas não morri, não morri, morro um dia destes e vou ter tantas saudades, como dizia o Poeta virei no vento espreitar-te, tocar-te com um dedo na pontinha do nariz, o que mais quero neste mundo é tocar-te com um dedo na pontinha do nariz, há lá coisa melhor do que tocar-te com um dedo na pontinha do nariz e pedir baixinho

    – Acorda.

    #Crónica #ler #leituras #leitura #AntónoLoboAntunes
    #τ #β

    [visao.pt/opiniao/a/antonio-lob]

    Ilustração: Susa Monteiro

  2. Photo of the Day 2019-12-31.
    LZ-BAF, Antonov An12B, Balkan Bulgarian, at Manchester Airport some time in the 1990s.
    #avgeek #planespotting #potd #manchesterAirport #man #egcc #l13 #antonov #an12 #balkanBulgarian

  3. Photo of the Day 2019-12-31.
    LZ-BAF, Antonov An12B, Balkan Bulgarian, at Manchester Airport some time in the 1990s.
    #avgeek #planespotting #potd #manchesterAirport #man #egcc #l13 #antonov #an12 #balkanBulgarian

  4. Photo of the Day 2019-11-28.
    LZ-BAF, Antonov An12B, Balkan Bulgarian Airlines, taxiing to the freight apron at Manchester Airport, at some time in the 1990s.
    #avgeek #planespotting #potd #manchesterAirport #man #egcc #l13 #antonov #an12 #balkanBulgarian

  5. 💬 Dialogic 1.5 (Godot 3) released! @Tearcell and @exelia_antonov continued working on it and made amazing performance updates:
    github.com/coppolaemilio/dialo
    This will help those games that are close or already released.

    Hopefully we'll soon have the promised #Dialogic 2 for #GodotEngine 4 🥲

  6. Photo of the Day 2020-01-27.
    RA-82046, Antonov An124-100 Ruslan, Heavylift VolgaDnepr, at Manchester Airport, some time in the 1990s.
    #avgeek #planespotting #potd #manchesterAirport #man #egcc # antonov #an124 #heavylift #volgaDnepr

  7. Bonus Photo of the Day 2020-05-28.
    UR-46278, Antonov An-24B, Air Ukraine, at Warsaw Okęcie, 3rd October 1996.
    #avgeek #planespotting #potd #warsaw #okęcie #waw #epwa #antonov #an24 #airUkraine

  8. Gangsters, cats and Bitcoin: 9-year-old Henry takes BTC to the classroom - A young Andreas Antonopolous in the making, a nine-year-old in th... - cointelegraph.com/news/gangste #bitcoincommunity #futureofmoney

  9. Die Maschine brannte bereits in der Luft, dann stürzte sie nur wenige hundert Meter von bewohntem Gebiet in ein Feld. Acht Menschen starben. Sorge bereitet die gefährliche Fracht, die das Flugzeug geladen hatte.
    Frachtflugzeug stürzt in Griechenland ab | DW | 17.07.2022
    #Griechenland #Flugzeugabsturz #Frachtflugzeug #Kavala #Antonow
  10. Die Maschine brannte bereits in der Luft, dann stürzte sie nur wenige hundert Meter von bewohntem Gebiet in ein Feld. Acht Menschen starben. Sorge bereitet die gefährliche Fracht, die das Flugzeug geladen hatte.
    Frachtflugzeug stürzt in Griechenland ab | DW | 17.07.2022
    #Griechenland #Flugzeugabsturz #Frachtflugzeug #Kavala #Antonow
  11. Die Maschine brannte bereits in der Luft, dann stürzte sie nur wenige hundert Meter von bewohntem Gebiet in ein Feld. Acht Menschen starben. Sorge bereitet die gefährliche Fracht, die das Flugzeug geladen hatte.
    Frachtflugzeug stürzt in Griechenland ab | DW | 17.07.2022
    #Griechenland #Flugzeugabsturz #Frachtflugzeug #Kavala #Antonow
  12. Bonus Photo of the Day 2020-05-28.
    UR-46278, Antonov An-24B, Air Ukraine, at Warsaw Okęcie, 3rd October 1996.
    #avgeek #planespotting #potd #warsaw #okęcie #waw #epwa #antonov #an24 #airUkraine

  13. Today is One-Year Anniversary of Russian Plane stuck at Pearson Airport due to Sanctions . . .

    Antonov An-124 Ruslan cargo plane arrived in Canada on February 27 2022,

    Same day sanctions were announced & has remained parked at Pearson.

    “The aircraft is unable to depart in Canadian territorial airspace as it would be in violation of the Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)”

    Normal parking rate:

    74 cents a minute

    Owed so far : C$388,944.00

    | #YYZ #TorontoPearsonAirport #Toronto #RussianSanctions #NOTAM

  14. A partir dos cinquenta quem manda é o cavalo

    [...] seja o que for que encontrem não é a mim que encontram: eu estarei muito longe, onde se vê o mar, em gritos de gaivota pequenina. Depois levanto voo até um penedo qualquer de onde a minha avó me chama

    – Filho

    e eu, todo contente, ao seu colo, a mostrar-lhe a minha colecção de capicuas.

    [visao.pt/opiniao/a/antonio-lob]

    Ilustração: Susa Monteiro

    #Crónica #ler #leituras #leitura #AntónoLoboAntunes
    #trombalazana #β

  15. Depende do azul

    (...) estava uma tarde linda no Cais do Sodré apesar das buzinelas do trânsito entupido. O irmão Elias chegouse à beira-rio com a cruz, a gente chegou-se à beira-rio com a caixa e as imensas pessoas que olhavam para nós, admiradas com a cruz e com o facto de cantarmos graças ao Senhor, chegaram-se à beira-rio com o jornal e a pasta do emprego (...)

    António Lobo Antunes
    in Público Magazine, 13 de Agosto 1995

    #Crónica #ler #leituras #leitura #AntónoLoboAntunes
    #trombalazana #β

  16. 3 Stars Most Likely to Be Traded Ahead of 2023 Deadline

    The Dallas Stars will try to add at least one player at the 2023 Trade Deadline, and it's likely to be a top-six forward. They are one of the best teams in the league but have limited cap space, which means they will have to get creative and mo...

    Read more:
    thehockeywriters.com/3-stars-m

    #DallasStars #TradeDeadline #AntonKhudobin #DenisGurianov #RadekFaksa
    #NHL #Hockey

  17. 3 Stars Most Likely to Be Traded Ahead of 2023 Deadline

    The Dallas Stars will try to add at least one player at the 2023 Trade Deadline, and it's likely to be a top-six forward. They are one of the best teams in the league but have limited cap space, which means they will have to get creative and mo...

    Read more:
    thehockeywriters.com/3-stars-m

    #DallasStars #TradeDeadline #AntonKhudobin #DenisGurianov #RadekFaksa
    #NHL #Hockey

  18. 3 Stars Most Likely to Be Traded Ahead of 2023 Deadline

    The Dallas Stars will try to add at least one player at the 2023 Trade Deadline, and it's likely to be a top-six forward. They are one of the best teams in the league but have limited cap space, which means they will have to get creative and mo...

    Read more:
    thehockeywriters.com/3-stars-m

    #DallasStars #TradeDeadline #AntonKhudobin #DenisGurianov #RadekFaksa
    #NHL #Hockey

  19. Today is One-Year Anniversary of Russian Plane stuck at Pearson Airport due to Sanctions . . .

    Antonov An-124 Ruslan cargo plane arrived in Canada on February 27 2022,

    Same day sanctions were announced & has remained parked at Pearson.

    “The aircraft is unable to depart in Canadian territorial airspace as it would be in violation of the Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)”

    Normal parking rate:

    74 cents a minute

    Owed so far : C$388,944.00

    | #YYZ #TorontoPearsonAirport #Toronto #RussianSanctions #NOTAM

  20. Today is One-Year Anniversary of Russian Plane stuck at Pearson Airport due to Sanctions . . .

    Antonov An-124 Ruslan cargo plane arrived in Canada on February 27 2022,

    Same day sanctions were announced & has remained parked at Pearson.

    “The aircraft is unable to depart in Canadian territorial airspace as it would be in violation of the Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)”

    Normal parking rate:

    74 cents a minute

    Owed so far : C$388,944.00

    | #YYZ #TorontoPearsonAirport #Toronto #RussianSanctions #NOTAM

  21. Today is One-Year Anniversary of Russian Plane stuck at Pearson Airport due to Sanctions . . .

    Antonov An-124 Ruslan cargo plane arrived in Canada on February 27 2022,

    Same day sanctions were announced & has remained parked at Pearson.

    “The aircraft is unable to depart in Canadian territorial airspace as it would be in violation of the Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)”

    Normal parking rate:

    74 cents a minute

    Owed so far : C$388,944.00

    | #YYZ #TorontoPearsonAirport #Toronto #RussianSanctions #NOTAM

  22. ⭐️The ‘Traditionalists’ and Trump⭐️

    With the election of #Trump, Putin has found a potential ally in unwinding the trans-Atlantic networks that support the liberal democracies that flowered following the end of the Cold War.

    Trump, like Putin, has made his disdain for groups like NATO and the EU clear,

    and pushed a vision of Victorian-era spheres of interest,
    in which regional powers are allowed something far closer to free reign in their respective regions than anything seen during the post-Cold War period.

    While Trump falls back on fiscal arguments,
    claiming that security relations with other NATO member-states aren’t worth the price of maintaining the U.S.’s participation,
    his opposition to organizations like the European Union parallels arguments out of the Kremlin
    —all while Trump continues defending Putin’s policies.

    Any time he’s faced with questions of Putin’s probity
    —of Moscow’s destruction of an independent press, say,
    or of the Kremlin’s suffocation of opposition actors
    —Trump deflects.

    Not only has the former president continued casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence consensus that Moscow meddled in the American election to support Trump,
    but he has further said Putin has been
    “far more” of a “leader” than former President Barack Obama ever was.

    Indeed, it’s within Trump’s outspoken praise for Putin that we can trace the contours of the reasons
    white nationalists and members of the Religious Right continue to look to Moscow for support and inspiration,
    and continue to admire and praise Putin’s policies.

    For white nationalists, in their blinkered understanding of recent developments in Moscow,
    Putin presents something of an ur-leader:

    a head of state embodying an idealized view of masculinity,
    undistracted by legal or cultural niceties in pursuit of his ultimate end-goals.

    Rather than remaining within the understood boundaries of post-Cold War politics,
    Putin has, to America’s white nationalists,
    reclaimed the primacy of a white, Christian population within a multi-ethnic federation:

    a model white nationalists envision as a possibility under Trump.

    The Religious Right, meanwhile, stands enthralled with Putin’s willingness to bolster the church,
    with the Russian Orthodox Church maintaining a clear, superior role both within the state and over other non-Christian religions.

    Moscow is only too happy to provide both financial and organizational backing for sympathetic groups in the U.S. and elsewhere,
    and is almost certain to do so for the foreseeable future.

    And with Trump’s inauguration, Moscow has a man in Washington who, by all appearances,
    has little interest in investigating these ties,
    or of slowing these swelling links.

    While Trump and his team occupy the White House, Russia will have an ally in attempting to roll back the liberal order,
    with the American president acting as a partner,
    witting or otherwise, of the Kremlin
    —as well as the white nationalists and Religious Right cohorts on both sides of the Atlantic,
    whose support for the Kremlin seems likely to accelerate for the foreseeable future.

    (10/10)
    #Yelena #Mizulina #Vladimir #Yakunin #dominionist #Bryan #Fischer #Franklin #Graham #WCF #Allan #Carlson #Anatoly #Antonov #Viktor #Medkov #antiLGBT #Alexey #Komov #Brian #Brown #IOF #Religious #Right #American #missionaries #David #Duke #Preston #Wiginton #Harold #Covington #Mike #Cernovich #Matthew #Heimbach #HailPutin #PutinForTsar #Novorossiya #Konstantin #Malofeev #TraditionalistWorkerParty #Richard #Spencer #NPI #antiSemitism #monoracial #statehood #Lügenpresse #Jobbik #Nina #Kouprianova #Byzantina #Richard #Spencer #Matthew #Heimbach #Alexander #Dugin #Eurasianism #Eternal #Rome #Alex #Jones #InfoWars

  23. ⭐️The ‘Traditionalists’ and Trump⭐️

    With the election of #Trump, Putin has found a potential ally in unwinding the trans-Atlantic networks that support the liberal democracies that flowered following the end of the Cold War.

    Trump, like Putin, has made his disdain for groups like NATO and the EU clear,

    and pushed a vision of Victorian-era spheres of interest,
    in which regional powers are allowed something far closer to free reign in their respective regions than anything seen during the post-Cold War period.

    While Trump falls back on fiscal arguments,
    claiming that security relations with other NATO member-states aren’t worth the price of maintaining the U.S.’s participation,
    his opposition to organizations like the European Union parallels arguments out of the Kremlin
    —all while Trump continues defending Putin’s policies.

    Any time he’s faced with questions of Putin’s probity
    —of Moscow’s destruction of an independent press, say,
    or of the Kremlin’s suffocation of opposition actors
    —Trump deflects.

    Not only has the former president continued casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence consensus that Moscow meddled in the American election to support Trump,
    but he has further said Putin has been
    “far more” of a “leader” than former President Barack Obama ever was.

    Indeed, it’s within Trump’s outspoken praise for Putin that we can trace the contours of the reasons
    white nationalists and members of the Religious Right continue to look to Moscow for support and inspiration,
    and continue to admire and praise Putin’s policies.

    For white nationalists, in their blinkered understanding of recent developments in Moscow,
    Putin presents something of an ur-leader:

    a head of state embodying an idealized view of masculinity,
    undistracted by legal or cultural niceties in pursuit of his ultimate end-goals.

    Rather than remaining within the understood boundaries of post-Cold War politics,
    Putin has, to America’s white nationalists,
    reclaimed the primacy of a white, Christian population within a multi-ethnic federation:

    a model white nationalists envision as a possibility under Trump.

    The Religious Right, meanwhile, stands enthralled with Putin’s willingness to bolster the church,
    with the Russian Orthodox Church maintaining a clear, superior role both within the state and over other non-Christian religions.

    Moscow is only too happy to provide both financial and organizational backing for sympathetic groups in the U.S. and elsewhere,
    and is almost certain to do so for the foreseeable future.

    And with Trump’s inauguration, Moscow has a man in Washington who, by all appearances,
    has little interest in investigating these ties,
    or of slowing these swelling links.

    While Trump and his team occupy the White House, Russia will have an ally in attempting to roll back the liberal order,
    with the American president acting as a partner,
    witting or otherwise, of the Kremlin
    —as well as the white nationalists and Religious Right cohorts on both sides of the Atlantic,
    whose support for the Kremlin seems likely to accelerate for the foreseeable future.

    (10/10)
    #Yelena #Mizulina #Vladimir #Yakunin #dominionist #Bryan #Fischer #Franklin #Graham #WCF #Allan #Carlson #Anatoly #Antonov #Viktor #Medkov #antiLGBT #Alexey #Komov #Brian #Brown #IOF #Religious #Right #American #missionaries #David #Duke #Preston #Wiginton #Harold #Covington #Mike #Cernovich #Matthew #Heimbach #HailPutin #PutinForTsar #Novorossiya #Konstantin #Malofeev #TraditionalistWorkerParty #Richard #Spencer #NPI #antiSemitism #monoracial #statehood #Lügenpresse #Jobbik #Nina #Kouprianova #Byzantina #Richard #Spencer #Matthew #Heimbach #Alexander #Dugin #Eurasianism #Eternal #Rome #Alex #Jones #InfoWars

  24. ⭐️The ‘Traditionalists’ and Trump⭐️

    With the election of #Trump, Putin has found a potential ally in unwinding the trans-Atlantic networks that support the liberal democracies that flowered following the end of the Cold War.

    Trump, like Putin, has made his disdain for groups like NATO and the EU clear,

    and pushed a vision of Victorian-era spheres of interest,
    in which regional powers are allowed something far closer to free reign in their respective regions than anything seen during the post-Cold War period.

    While Trump falls back on fiscal arguments,
    claiming that security relations with other NATO member-states aren’t worth the price of maintaining the U.S.’s participation,
    his opposition to organizations like the European Union parallels arguments out of the Kremlin
    —all while Trump continues defending Putin’s policies.

    Any time he’s faced with questions of Putin’s probity
    —of Moscow’s destruction of an independent press, say,
    or of the Kremlin’s suffocation of opposition actors
    —Trump deflects.

    Not only has the former president continued casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence consensus that Moscow meddled in the American election to support Trump,
    but he has further said Putin has been
    “far more” of a “leader” than former President Barack Obama ever was.

    Indeed, it’s within Trump’s outspoken praise for Putin that we can trace the contours of the reasons
    white nationalists and members of the Religious Right continue to look to Moscow for support and inspiration,
    and continue to admire and praise Putin’s policies.

    For white nationalists, in their blinkered understanding of recent developments in Moscow,
    Putin presents something of an ur-leader:

    a head of state embodying an idealized view of masculinity,
    undistracted by legal or cultural niceties in pursuit of his ultimate end-goals.

    Rather than remaining within the understood boundaries of post-Cold War politics,
    Putin has, to America’s white nationalists,
    reclaimed the primacy of a white, Christian population within a multi-ethnic federation:

    a model white nationalists envision as a possibility under Trump.

    The Religious Right, meanwhile, stands enthralled with Putin’s willingness to bolster the church,
    with the Russian Orthodox Church maintaining a clear, superior role both within the state and over other non-Christian religions.

    Moscow is only too happy to provide both financial and organizational backing for sympathetic groups in the U.S. and elsewhere,
    and is almost certain to do so for the foreseeable future.

    And with Trump’s inauguration, Moscow has a man in Washington who, by all appearances,
    has little interest in investigating these ties,
    or of slowing these swelling links.

    While Trump and his team occupy the White House, Russia will have an ally in attempting to roll back the liberal order,
    with the American president acting as a partner,
    witting or otherwise, of the Kremlin
    —as well as the white nationalists and Religious Right cohorts on both sides of the Atlantic,
    whose support for the Kremlin seems likely to accelerate for the foreseeable future.

    (10/10)
    #Yelena #Mizulina #Vladimir #Yakunin #dominionist #Bryan #Fischer #Franklin #Graham #WCF #Allan #Carlson #Anatoly #Antonov #Viktor #Medkov #antiLGBT #Alexey #Komov #Brian #Brown #IOF #Religious #Right #American #missionaries #David #Duke #Preston #Wiginton #Harold #Covington #Mike #Cernovich #Matthew #Heimbach #HailPutin #PutinForTsar #Novorossiya #Konstantin #Malofeev #TraditionalistWorkerParty #Richard #Spencer #NPI #antiSemitism #monoracial #statehood #Lügenpresse #Jobbik #Nina #Kouprianova #Byzantina #Richard #Spencer #Matthew #Heimbach #Alexander #Dugin #Eurasianism #Eternal #Rome #Alex #Jones #InfoWars

  25. ⭐️The ‘Traditionalists’ and Trump⭐️

    With the election of #Trump, Putin has found a potential ally in unwinding the trans-Atlantic networks that support the liberal democracies that flowered following the end of the Cold War.

    Trump, like Putin, has made his disdain for groups like NATO and the EU clear,

    and pushed a vision of Victorian-era spheres of interest,
    in which regional powers are allowed something far closer to free reign in their respective regions than anything seen during the post-Cold War period.

    While Trump falls back on fiscal arguments,
    claiming that security relations with other NATO member-states aren’t worth the price of maintaining the U.S.’s participation,
    his opposition to organizations like the European Union parallels arguments out of the Kremlin
    —all while Trump continues defending Putin’s policies.

    Any time he’s faced with questions of Putin’s probity
    —of Moscow’s destruction of an independent press, say,
    or of the Kremlin’s suffocation of opposition actors
    —Trump deflects.

    Not only has the former president continued casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence consensus that Moscow meddled in the American election to support Trump,
    but he has further said Putin has been
    “far more” of a “leader” than former President Barack Obama ever was.

    Indeed, it’s within Trump’s outspoken praise for Putin that we can trace the contours of the reasons
    white nationalists and members of the Religious Right continue to look to Moscow for support and inspiration,
    and continue to admire and praise Putin’s policies.

    For white nationalists, in their blinkered understanding of recent developments in Moscow,
    Putin presents something of an ur-leader:

    a head of state embodying an idealized view of masculinity,
    undistracted by legal or cultural niceties in pursuit of his ultimate end-goals.

    Rather than remaining within the understood boundaries of post-Cold War politics,
    Putin has, to America’s white nationalists,
    reclaimed the primacy of a white, Christian population within a multi-ethnic federation:

    a model white nationalists envision as a possibility under Trump.

    The Religious Right, meanwhile, stands enthralled with Putin’s willingness to bolster the church,
    with the Russian Orthodox Church maintaining a clear, superior role both within the state and over other non-Christian religions.

    Moscow is only too happy to provide both financial and organizational backing for sympathetic groups in the U.S. and elsewhere,
    and is almost certain to do so for the foreseeable future.

    And with Trump’s inauguration, Moscow has a man in Washington who, by all appearances,
    has little interest in investigating these ties,
    or of slowing these swelling links.

    While Trump and his team occupy the White House, Russia will have an ally in attempting to roll back the liberal order,
    with the American president acting as a partner,
    witting or otherwise, of the Kremlin
    —as well as the white nationalists and Religious Right cohorts on both sides of the Atlantic,
    whose support for the Kremlin seems likely to accelerate for the foreseeable future.

    (10/10)
    #Yelena #Mizulina #Vladimir #Yakunin #dominionist #Bryan #Fischer #Franklin #Graham #WCF #Allan #Carlson #Anatoly #Antonov #Viktor #Medkov #antiLGBT #Alexey #Komov #Brian #Brown #IOF #Religious #Right #American #missionaries #David #Duke #Preston #Wiginton #Harold #Covington #Mike #Cernovich #Matthew #Heimbach #HailPutin #PutinForTsar #Novorossiya #Konstantin #Malofeev #TraditionalistWorkerParty #Richard #Spencer #NPI #antiSemitism #monoracial #statehood #Lügenpresse #Jobbik #Nina #Kouprianova #Byzantina #Richard #Spencer #Matthew #Heimbach #Alexander #Dugin #Eurasianism #Eternal #Rome #Alex #Jones #InfoWars

  26. ⭐️The ‘Traditionalists’ and Trump⭐️

    With the election of #Trump, Putin has found a potential ally in unwinding the trans-Atlantic networks that support the liberal democracies that flowered following the end of the Cold War.

    Trump, like Putin, has made his disdain for groups like NATO and the EU clear,

    and pushed a vision of Victorian-era spheres of interest,
    in which regional powers are allowed something far closer to free reign in their respective regions than anything seen during the post-Cold War period.

    While Trump falls back on fiscal arguments,
    claiming that security relations with other NATO member-states aren’t worth the price of maintaining the U.S.’s participation,
    his opposition to organizations like the European Union parallels arguments out of the Kremlin
    —all while Trump continues defending Putin’s policies.

    Any time he’s faced with questions of Putin’s probity
    —of Moscow’s destruction of an independent press, say,
    or of the Kremlin’s suffocation of opposition actors
    —Trump deflects.

    Not only has the former president continued casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence consensus that Moscow meddled in the American election to support Trump,
    but he has further said Putin has been
    “far more” of a “leader” than former President Barack Obama ever was.

    Indeed, it’s within Trump’s outspoken praise for Putin that we can trace the contours of the reasons
    white nationalists and members of the Religious Right continue to look to Moscow for support and inspiration,
    and continue to admire and praise Putin’s policies.

    For white nationalists, in their blinkered understanding of recent developments in Moscow,
    Putin presents something of an ur-leader:

    a head of state embodying an idealized view of masculinity,
    undistracted by legal or cultural niceties in pursuit of his ultimate end-goals.

    Rather than remaining within the understood boundaries of post-Cold War politics,
    Putin has, to America’s white nationalists,
    reclaimed the primacy of a white, Christian population within a multi-ethnic federation:

    a model white nationalists envision as a possibility under Trump.

    The Religious Right, meanwhile, stands enthralled with Putin’s willingness to bolster the church,
    with the Russian Orthodox Church maintaining a clear, superior role both within the state and over other non-Christian religions.

    Moscow is only too happy to provide both financial and organizational backing for sympathetic groups in the U.S. and elsewhere,
    and is almost certain to do so for the foreseeable future.

    And with Trump’s inauguration, Moscow has a man in Washington who, by all appearances,
    has little interest in investigating these ties,
    or of slowing these swelling links.

    While Trump and his team occupy the White House, Russia will have an ally in attempting to roll back the liberal order,
    with the American president acting as a partner,
    witting or otherwise, of the Kremlin
    —as well as the white nationalists and Religious Right cohorts on both sides of the Atlantic,
    whose support for the Kremlin seems likely to accelerate for the foreseeable future.

    (10/10)
    #Yelena #Mizulina #Vladimir #Yakunin #dominionist #Bryan #Fischer #Franklin #Graham #WCF #Allan #Carlson #Anatoly #Antonov #Viktor #Medkov #antiLGBT #Alexey #Komov #Brian #Brown #IOF #Religious #Right #American #missionaries #David #Duke #Preston #Wiginton #Harold #Covington #Mike #Cernovich #Matthew #Heimbach #HailPutin #PutinForTsar #Novorossiya #Konstantin #Malofeev #TraditionalistWorkerParty #Richard #Spencer #NPI #antiSemitism #monoracial #statehood #Lügenpresse #Jobbik #Nina #Kouprianova #Byzantina #Richard #Spencer #Matthew #Heimbach #Alexander #Dugin #Eurasianism #Eternal #Rome #Alex #Jones #InfoWars

  27. The links between American conservative organizations and Putin’s inner circle,
    including those tasked with pushing the Kremlin’s geopolitical policies throughout the West,
    have sometimes created outsized tensions for those on the American end of the relationship.

    One such moment came in early 2014,
    when Putin began citing the protection of ethnic Russians
    —and Russian Orthodox believers
    —as rationale for the annexation of Crimea.

    Even though the WCF announced that it would cancel its planned 2014 conference in Moscow,
    many of the scheduled speakers nonetheless showed up,
    and the conference proceeded in all but name.

    Beyond that, though, the gathering confirmed a trend long in the making, says Stroop.

    Indeed, the 2014 conference, he said, represented
    “Russia taking on the mantle of leadership of global social conservatism.”

    (9/N)

    #Yelena #Mizulina #Vladimir #Yakunin #dominionist #Bryan #Fischer #Franklin #Graham #WCF #Allan #Carlson #Anatoly #Antonov #Viktor #Medkov #antiLGBT #Alexey #Komov #Brian #Brown #IOF #Religious #Right #American #missionaries #David #Duke #Preston #Wiginton #Harold #Covington #Mike #Cernovich #Matthew #Heimbach #HailPutin #PutinForTsar #Novorossiya #Konstantin #Malofeev #TraditionalistWorkerParty #Richard #Spencer #NPI #antiSemitism #monoracial #statehood #Lügenpresse #Jobbik #Nina #Kouprianova #Byzantina #Richard #Spencer #Matthew #Heimbach #Alexander #Dugin #Eurasianism #Eternal #Rome #Alex #Jones #InfoWars

  28. The links between American conservative organizations and Putin’s inner circle,
    including those tasked with pushing the Kremlin’s geopolitical policies throughout the West,
    have sometimes created outsized tensions for those on the American end of the relationship.

    One such moment came in early 2014,
    when Putin began citing the protection of ethnic Russians
    —and Russian Orthodox believers
    —as rationale for the annexation of Crimea.

    Even though the WCF announced that it would cancel its planned 2014 conference in Moscow,
    many of the scheduled speakers nonetheless showed up,
    and the conference proceeded in all but name.

    Beyond that, though, the gathering confirmed a trend long in the making, says Stroop.

    Indeed, the 2014 conference, he said, represented
    “Russia taking on the mantle of leadership of global social conservatism.”

    (9/N)

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