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2. On Tyranny by @timothysnyder.bsky.social
"Believe in truth"
Its a quick read but a devastating read as the author talks the reader though exactly how we are learning nothing from history.
Loosely based on Trump and how fascism can/is sneaking in through the back door.
#bookreview
"Believe in truth"
Its a quick read but a devastating read as the author talks the reader though exactly how we are learning nothing from history.
Loosely based on Trump and how fascism can/is sneaking in through the back door.
#bookreview
January 13, 2026 at 1:07 PM
2. On Tyranny by @timothysnyder.bsky.social
"Believe in truth"
Its a quick read but a devastating read as the author talks the reader though exactly how we are learning nothing from history.
Loosely based on Trump and how fascism can/is sneaking in through the back door.
#bookreview
"Believe in truth"
Its a quick read but a devastating read as the author talks the reader though exactly how we are learning nothing from history.
Loosely based on Trump and how fascism can/is sneaking in through the back door.
#bookreview
1. The Power of Geography by Tim Marshall
A really interesting dive into various countries and their histories/futures in the context of the physical geography they were dealt with.
I particularly enjoyed the chapter on Iran.
Seems an apt read in the current climate.
Recommend!
A really interesting dive into various countries and their histories/futures in the context of the physical geography they were dealt with.
I particularly enjoyed the chapter on Iran.
Seems an apt read in the current climate.
Recommend!
January 11, 2026 at 9:39 PM
1. The Power of Geography by Tim Marshall
A really interesting dive into various countries and their histories/futures in the context of the physical geography they were dealt with.
I particularly enjoyed the chapter on Iran.
Seems an apt read in the current climate.
Recommend!
A really interesting dive into various countries and their histories/futures in the context of the physical geography they were dealt with.
I particularly enjoyed the chapter on Iran.
Seems an apt read in the current climate.
Recommend!
I saw Gene and Sleeper in 1995 and saw both of them again last month.
30 years!
Both still brilliant as well.
30 years!
Both still brilliant as well.
November 13, 2025 at 2:52 PM
I saw Gene and Sleeper in 1995 and saw both of them again last month.
30 years!
Both still brilliant as well.
30 years!
Both still brilliant as well.