Would y’all like if I posted poems more than once a week? I’ve been pretty strictly following that for awhile now but I have many, many poems that are lined up and ready to be published—I do not want to overwhelm my followers though!
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Hello! I’m starting a newsletter called i am shouting. It’s not really about anything specific, just things I make and things I like, like watercolor illustrations, video games and gardening. Please accept this piece as an example and a taste of… future delights.
I have no idea what I’m doing but I hope you like it anyway!
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I just got back from teaching my class and every word of it this is true, this is no exaggeration. He is writing from an American university but it is exactly the same in Canada.
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This was an incredible episode with so many good takes on a plethora of issues. I guess I just wanna say that the discussion around the IDF's hostage rescue operation was particularly well-covered. Tom's comparison to Mogadishu is very apt. Once you understand that the exfil vehicle extraction the hostage was ambushed from several buildings and that airstrikes were called in on those buildings to cover the extraction the level of civilian casualties make a lot more sense. Hamas is intentionally embedded themselves within high densities of civilians--a war crime in itself--in order to ensure disproportionate casualty counts in the aftermath of a fight. They are using their own people as martyrdom sandbags and it's terrible.
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