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America: The Last, Best Hope of Earth - Vimarsana News

America: The Last, Best Hope of Earth

The Chinese Communist Party is committed to its growth of power at any cost, even if hundreds of millions die. The Epoch Times reported that sometime before 2003, then-Defense Minister Chi Haotian gave a speech to CCP leaders in which he stated:

The Fall and Rise of Poland - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

The Fall and Rise of Poland - Quadrant Online

The great ambition of post-Soviet Poles has been to put as much distance between themselves and all things Russia as possible. That grim history has emphasised the truth of the old maxim, 'If you want peace, prepare for war'. That’s why Warsaw is doubling defence spending, building Europe's most powerful armed forces and rejecting the EU demand that it accept massive immigration

The Preauricular Pit: black/black/blue, Secret Speech, The Sea Plus - Audio Foundation, Auckland - Vimarsana News

The Preauricular Pit: black/black/blue, Secret Speech, The Sea Plus - Audio Foundation, Auckland

The Preauricular Pit: black/black/blue, Secret Speech, The Sea Plus, Audio Foundation, Auckland Thu, 14 September - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.

Why won't Rishi Sunak say how (or if) he will vote on Partygate report? - Vimarsana News

Why won't Rishi Sunak say how (or if) he will vote on Partygate report?

Less than 12 months ago, he was prime minister. Barely a year before that, it seemed not inconceivable he could govern for a decade (people make fun of this tweet but it was right at the time).

Two new sci-fi novels use the future to warn of present dangers | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Two new sci-fi novels use the future to warn of present dangers | The Canberra Times

The question for both was how to write about climate change.