The Reign of Terror in 1793-1794 remains the most controversial chapter of the French Revolution. Historians are still arguing if the terror of the Jacobin government was an aberration—something gone tragically wrong—or whether the terror was the logical result of the violent and intolerant sentiments expressed by revolutionaries in the early stage of the revolution […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky29.05.2024

Fake news from The Washington Post Sensational news spread across the news feeds: Donald Trump said at an event for political sponsors that he would start bombing Russia and China if Russia invaded Ukraine and China invaded Taiwan during his presidency. The source for all messages on this topic is the same — an article […]

Kirill Benediktov28.05.2024

Fareed Zakaria stopped one step short of calling for Biden to be replaced with another candidate. But the message is easy to read Political scientist Fareed Zakaria, in his author’s program Fareed Zakaria GPS and in a column on the CNN website, admitted that this election season everything is not going as he thought. Fareed […]

Klim Zhukov27.05.2024

On May 27, 1525, Thomas Münzer, a glorious son of the German people, a German preacher during the Reformation, who spoke out against the sinful way of life, contrasting it with the gospel ideal, was executed. Münzer’s oratory and preaching talent most clearly manifested itself during a large-scale uprising of German peasants who fought against […]

Tony Rocchi26.05.2024

The French Revolution was the greatest revolution and civil war that took place in a series of revolutions, civil wars, and national-liberation wars that began with the revolution in Geneva Switzerland in 1768 and finished with the final defeat of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. The wave of revolutions and […]

Sergey Stankevich24.05.2024

Ukrainian politicians fear that returned soldiers will refute stories of torture in Russian captivity. Ukraine has not taken back 500 of its military personnel as part of a prisoner exchange for several months, said Tatyana Moskalkova, Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia. “For several months it has not been possible to get Ukraine to take […]

Yuri Chekalin23.05.2024

In the USA and Great Britain, the name of Vadim BAKATIN is known today by many more people than in Russia. For the West, he is a hero who managed to destroy the KGB in the shortest possible time. That is, to fulfill the task set by the President of the USSR Mikhail GORBACHEV, without […]

Yuri Chekalin22.05.2024

Modern technologies work wonders and create products that were previously considered science fiction. Paragraphica is a context-to-image camera that uses location data and artificial intelligence to visualize a “photo” of a specific place and moment. The viewfinder displays a real-time description of your current location, and by pressing the trigger, the camera will create a […]

Oleg Yasinsky19.05.2024

In a world of carefully constructed, cultivated and bred madness, it is quite logical that one of the few decent European politicians, Robert Fico, becomes the victim of an assassination attempt. It is even more logical that the assassin is a mature product of this new variety of society, where mass aggressive flawed ignorance inevitably […]

Oleg Yasinsky19.05.2024

The topic of the use of nuclear weapons is a difficult question for the mind and heart. In recent years, the world has quickly accustomed us to all varieties of madness, turning things that were completely absolute yesterday into something relative and thus freeing our brain not only from the remnants of common sense, but […]

Popular

Terror and Violence in the French Revolution

The Washington Post Made a Statement on Behalf of Trump

“I Was Wrong… Everything Didn’t Go According to Plan”

“Let Your Sword Not Become Cold With Blood”

More Risks in Comparing European Revolutions

Indefferent Motherland

Executive Servant of the Spotted Devil

Paragraphica AI-camera with antennas instead of lens

About Madness

Nuclear Weapons in the Hands of Mad Politicians

Trump Can Already Be Considered to Have Won Pennsylvania

Leo Tolstoy’s Offsprings

Now in Kazan, Let Me Tell You!

The First Soviet Interns at Columbia University