#eyeofthestorm — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #eyeofthestorm, aggregated by home.social.
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"Britain had its moment in the sun ... peaking in 1900 let's say, and slowly but surely beginning to unravel. All the way up to the Suez Canal episode in 1956 when it was clear; it's over Britain.
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And so it is with the US now. See we peaked about 1990 or so, and we've been unravelling slowly, and now the veil has been ripped."
#CornelWest, 2024
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THIS. IS. NOT. CALM.
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Oooft, if this prediction comes to pass #Clachtoll is going to be an interesting residence tonight
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Hurricane Helene Couldn’t Stop Birders From Using eBird - Since 2002, birders have relied on the online bird-watching log eBird. As Hurricane Helen... - https://www.wired.com/story/birders-are-still-watching-during-hurricane-helene/ #culture/digitalculture #eyeofthestorm #culture
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Naomi Klein & Yanis Varoufakis | THE WRONG LESSON FROM HISTORY
On why & how criticism of #Israel and support for #Palestine is not #AntiSemitic, despite how the #BBC and other pro-Zionist #propaganda & media spin the historical facts.
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In honor of Ravnica Remastered and Murders at Karlov Manor, I'll be posting some "classic" Ravnica cards
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@cobie
Destruction raged in her eye. The hapless souls on her warpath cried and prayed for mercy, yet she rained down relentlessly on everything in sight. Her ravaging blows were persistent and decisive.“Teresa was the strongest hurricane to have made landfall in the nation’s history, but scientists warn that with human-made climate change remaining unchecked, these disasters will only become more severe and more frequent in the future.”
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A bit more than week ago now, I sat there under the cherry tree, enjoying the feel of a mild mid-winter sun on my skin...
... which was, of course, deeply weird but I still think it is not a moral crime (or sin) to enjoy a few moments in the mild eye of the coming killer storm.(I believe we can fight for a better future and still be aware that all we ever really can have are the moments circling the here & now.)