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Yuri Chekalin25.06.2025

In 2006, the book Makeinu no toboe “Howl of an Abandoned Dog” became a bestseller in Japan. The author, Junko Sakai, called single women over 30 “abandoned dogs” (負け犬, makeinu). But if you think this is an insult, then no — she herself belonged to this category and, on the contrary, finally found a “normal” […]

Robert Reich24.06.2025

In unity, there’s strength to confront Trump. In disunity, cowardice. Why didn’t the nation’s top 20 law firms sign a friend-of-the-court brief against Trump’s vindictive executive orders? What their associates, coming associates, and law school deans ought to do. Let me first congratulate the 504 law firms that have thrown their support behind Perkins Coie […]

Valery Tatarov24.06.2025

This sky contains the answer to the question of why the Jews did not condemn the Bandera cult in Ukraine… I don’t think that I am the only one who sympathizes with the Iranians, not the Israelis. But this is not a game, not football on TV. Children are suffering… Biblical prophecies are coming true. […]

Igor Filonenko23.06.2025

Discussions and reasoning about the fate and future appearance of cities, with rare exceptions, take place in two planes — “bright future” and “dystopia”. This is especially evident in that part of such reasoning that spills out to the masses through cinema, literature, computer games. Cities of the “bright future” are: — “human scale”, — interaction […]

Klim Zhukov20.06.2025

The 1st rank cruiser was ordered from the William Crump and Sons shipyard in the USA. 129 meters, excellent armored deck, 12 guns 152 mm. Kane system, speed 23.2 knots. By the way, the speed made it absolutely inaccessible for any Japanese cruisers at sea — you can’t catch up (and you can’t run away […]

Klim Zhukov19.06.2025

In 1898, the far-sighted politicians of Nicholas II and the Tsar himself cleverly squeezed the Liaodong Peninsula with the port of Luyoshun (aka Port Arthur) from the allied China, whose territorial integrity we were supposedly going to protect. A short race to the Russo-Japanese War began. Arthur, as an ice-free harbor, was supposed to be […]

Sergey Stankevich18.06.2025

Political monster Donald Trump, the great intuitive and perennial lucky guy, misses more and more often and more stupidly. Well, tell me, why was it necessary to throw ULTIMATE words at Iran: we demand “unconditional surrender”, “your Supreme Leader is in our sights”, you have 60 days to “sign a deal”, you have your last […]

Klim Zhukov18.06.2025

Thrushes were a ‘fast food’ for the Romans in imperial cities, rather than an exclusive banquet delicacy. A study published in the International Journal of Osteoarchaeology analysed the remains of thrushes found in the toilet of a fast food establishment from the first century BCE in the ancient Roman town of Pollentia on the island […]

Sergey Stankevich18.06.2025

The death of the last pillars of the big Western press. Something incredible is happening to the leading American media. Even in publications that were previously considered reputable, like the Wall Street Journal, in the “Opinions” or “From the Editor” sections, outright low-grade “custom-made” material is published almost daily. These materials are most likely generously […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky15.06.2025

When the left agree with the right in calling not to participate in war. Donald Trump can join neither. And the establishment is waiting for him in the center. It is worth noting that the mainstream press and high-ranking Democrats have so far remained silent about the exchange of blows between Israel and Iran. Under […]

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Are you a slouching dog or a losing dog?

A Conversation with Robert Reich

A View of the Biblical Sky

Ideal City And New Urbanism

The Real Story of Cruiser “Varyag”

Port Arthur And the Strange Economy

Iran’s Unconditional Capitulation

Fast Food in Ancient Rome

Everything is on Sale

The Left Agrees with the Right

Are you a slouching dog or a losing dog?

A Conversation with Robert Reich

A View of the Biblical Sky

Ideal City And New Urbanism