2563 / Fic - The Pitt/ER
Dec. 7th, 2025 09:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
siriaAnd When the Long Absent Are Home
The Pitt/ER | Carter, Jack/Robby | ~12,400 words | Sequel to Like Brothers We Meet; thanks tosheafrotherdon for betaing.
For formatting reasons, on AO3 only.
The Pitt/ER | Carter, Jack/Robby | ~12,400 words | Sequel to Like Brothers We Meet; thanks to
sheafrotherdon for betaing. For formatting reasons, on AO3 only.
Right to repair reforms to be expanded to farm machinery
Dec. 8th, 2025 01:07 am![[syndicated profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/feed.png){kind=small}
metafilter_feedRight to repair reforms to be expanded to farm machinery. After years of depending on dealership networks for essential repairs, farmers will have the right to fix their own equipment. (Australia)
SVSSS: The Scum Villain's Sex and Pleasure Catalogue by benwisehart
Dec. 8th, 2025 11:08 am22degreehalo posting in ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
fancakeFandom: The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System
Pairings/Characters: Luo Binghe/Shen Qingqiu
Rating: Explicit
Length: 18,992
Creator Links:![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p2.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
benwisehart
Theme: Amnesty, Book Fandoms, Domestic, Established Relationship, Humor, Trauma & Recovery
Summary: The System gives Shen Qingqiu the ability to exchange B-Points for items, and what better way to earn points than by raising the satisfaction level of Zhongdian's favourite protagonist?
OR: The one where Shen Qingqiu starts seducing the fuck out of Binghe in order to enable his caffeine addiction.
Reccer's Notes: This one seems like it'd be just a fun kinky romp (which it also is!), but it's also very thoughtful about why Shen Qingqiu was reluctant to indulge in some of these things to begin with. Sometimes it's just his self-conscious personality, and sometimes it's because he was too quick to judge, but he's also his own person with his own preferences and traumas and those deserve to be respected, too! Really, the ultimate benefit out of this whole sequence of events might just have been allowing these two a sliver of genuine open communication, even if that's sometimes a hard-won lesson.
Fanwork Links: The Scum Villain's Sex and Pleasure Catalogue
Pairings/Characters: Luo Binghe/Shen Qingqiu
Rating: Explicit
Length: 18,992
Creator Links:
Theme: Amnesty, Book Fandoms, Domestic, Established Relationship, Humor, Trauma & Recovery
Summary: The System gives Shen Qingqiu the ability to exchange B-Points for items, and what better way to earn points than by raising the satisfaction level of Zhongdian's favourite protagonist?
OR: The one where Shen Qingqiu starts seducing the fuck out of Binghe in order to enable his caffeine addiction.
Reccer's Notes: This one seems like it'd be just a fun kinky romp (which it also is!), but it's also very thoughtful about why Shen Qingqiu was reluctant to indulge in some of these things to begin with. Sometimes it's just his self-conscious personality, and sometimes it's because he was too quick to judge, but he's also his own person with his own preferences and traumas and those deserve to be respected, too! Really, the ultimate benefit out of this whole sequence of events might just have been allowing these two a sliver of genuine open communication, even if that's sometimes a hard-won lesson.
Fanwork Links: The Scum Villain's Sex and Pleasure Catalogue
真剣に遊ぶはな。Hana plays seriously.
Dec. 7th, 2025 11:00 pmmaru_feed細い棒の先に小さなピンクの玉がついたのが、最近のはなのお気に入りのおもちゃ。 Hana’s favorite toy these days is a thin stick with a little pink […]
Tomb raider
Dec. 7th, 2025 09:18 pmmetafilter_feedDespite claiming that his journals were notes for a novel in progress about a would-be smuggler, Tokeley-Parry was sentenced in absentia in Egypt to fifteen years' hard labour and was also put on trial in England. He tried to persuade the court that convicting him would be 'doing the dirty work for a corrupt third world regime' incapable of protecting its own treasures. It was morally permissible, he suggested, to steal antiquities from Egypt and bring them to collectors who had the wealth to restore and preserve them. It's an argument that many collectors would like to believe, but the court declined to see Tokeley-Parry as a saviour. from Fake it till you make it [LRB]
Lord of the Rings; How the Grinch Stole Christmas: How Sauron Stole Eä, by Elisif.
Dec. 6th, 2025 03:30 pmfull_metal_ox posting in fancakeFandom: Lord of the Rings; How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Pairings/Characters: Gen; Sauron, the Mouth of Sauron, Pippin, Sam Gamgee, the Hobbit community
Rating: General Audiences
Length: (Fic) 957 words; (Comic) 30 panels
Content Notes: No Archive Warnings Apply
Creator Tags:
Erisif | Valarhalla: #i could have done something useful today #instead i wrote this #i hate myself
english-history-trip: #lotr #nonsense #well that was my day how was yours #why is sauron in a cave and then a tower #go to hell that's why #why is frodo bartholomew cubbins instead of a who #the answer won't surprise you
Creator Links:
(Fic): Elisif: (AO3)Elisif; (Tumblr) ![[tumblr.com profile]](https://www.tumblr.com/favicon.ico)
valarhalla
(Fancomic): english-history-trip: (Tumblr)english-history-trip
Theme: Amnesty, Crack, Crossovers/Fusions, Just Plain Fun, Non-Fic Recs: Fanart, Non-Fic Recs: Fancomic, Poetry, Tumblore
Summary: Every being in Eä liked peacetime a lot…
But Sauron, who was also in Eä, did NOT.
Reccer's Notes: Elisif’s retelling of The War of the Ring in Seussian rhyming verse, firmly informed by The Lore, maps the Shire onto Whoville without introducing an anachronistic Christmas (that’s for Narnia.)
And then, in proper cumulative Tumbloric fashion, english-history-trip proceeds to remix Seussian illustrations to match. (Spoiler: Sauron does not experience redemptive cardiac enlargement; another character gets to preside over the grand climactic celebration.)
Fanwork Links:
Fic: AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/26135110
Tumblr: https://valarhalla.tumblr.com/post/190955320437/every-being-in-eä-liked-peacetime-a-lot-but
Fancomic: https://english-history-trip.tumblr.com/post/636994579930939392/english-history-trip-english-history-trip-part
Pairings/Characters: Gen; Sauron, the Mouth of Sauron, Pippin, Sam Gamgee, the Hobbit community
Rating: General Audiences
Length: (Fic) 957 words; (Comic) 30 panels
Content Notes: No Archive Warnings Apply
Creator Tags:
Erisif | Valarhalla: #i could have done something useful today #instead i wrote this #i hate myself
english-history-trip: #lotr #nonsense #well that was my day how was yours #why is sauron in a cave and then a tower #go to hell that's why #why is frodo bartholomew cubbins instead of a who #the answer won't surprise you
Creator Links:
(Fic): Elisif: (AO3)
(Fancomic): english-history-trip: (Tumblr)
Theme: Amnesty, Crack, Crossovers/Fusions, Just Plain Fun, Non-Fic Recs: Fanart, Non-Fic Recs: Fancomic, Poetry, Tumblore
Summary: Every being in Eä liked peacetime a lot…
But Sauron, who was also in Eä, did NOT.
Reccer's Notes: Elisif’s retelling of The War of the Ring in Seussian rhyming verse, firmly informed by The Lore, maps the Shire onto Whoville without introducing an anachronistic Christmas (that’s for Narnia.)
And then, in proper cumulative Tumbloric fashion, english-history-trip proceeds to remix Seussian illustrations to match. (Spoiler: Sauron does not experience redemptive cardiac enlargement; another character gets to preside over the grand climactic celebration.)
Fanwork Links:
Fic: AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/26135110
Tumblr: https://valarhalla.tumblr.com/post/190955320437/every-being-in-eä-liked-peacetime-a-lot-but
Fancomic: https://english-history-trip.tumblr.com/post/636994579930939392/english-history-trip-english-history-trip-part
For Contributions To American Culture
Dec. 7th, 2025 06:28 pmmetafilter_feedThis evening, our president will preside over the ceremony for this year's Kennedy Center Honors. Traditionally the president simply watches the event alongside the honorees, but in a departure from prior ceremonies, this year the president will serve as host and presenter (in addition to having selected the honorees, also a departure from tradition). The Center has also changed the iconic design of the award itself; instead of a medallion on a rainbow-colored sash, the new medallions will sport a rainbow-colored stripe on their faces, and the sash will be navy blue. CBS will not broadcast the ceremony until the 23rd; so in the meantime, let's enjoy some older clips of what the ceremony usually is like.
OVERALL STRUCTURE: Typically each honoree gets a 20-minute segment of the ceremony, which is introduced by another celebrity, followed by a brief film about the artist themselves and then by a musical/performance presentation with a number of surprise guests singing the honoree's own work in tribute. Some good examples of the form: Led Zepplin, 2012 honorees (Introduced by Jack Black, with performances by the Foo Fighters, Kid Rock, Lenny Kravitz and Heart) The Grateful Dead, 2024 honorees (Introduced by Miles Teller, performances by Maggie Rogers, Leon Bridges, Chloe Sevigny, Sturgill Simpson, David Letterman, Dave Matthews, Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks) Tom Hanks, 2014 honoree (Introduced by David Letterman, with performances and tributes by Pentatonix, Martin Short, Steven Spielberg, Lauran Benati, Kelly O'Hara, and some other surprise guests) Stephen Spielberg, 2006 honoree (includes accolades from former colleagues, including John Williams, and concluding with a choral rendition of "Make Your Garden Grow" from the musical Candide) NON-MUSICIAN TRIBUTES: It's easy to figure out "how to celebrate" a musician, since performers can simply cover their songs. Celebrating a dancer, actor, or director is a bit more tricky. However, the Kennedy Center has pulled it off with either spoken-word tributes, or a song or two associated with the performer or a song they particularly like. Some notable examples include the ending of Spielberg and Hanks' ceremonies above, as well as: Mel Brooks, 2009 Honoree - a medley of songs from his films, with performances from Frank Langella, Martin Short, Harry Connick Jr. , Jack Black, Richard Kind, Matthew Morrison, Gary Beach and Matthew Broderick. Lin-Manuel Miranda honoring Billy Crystal, with a "Billy Crystal Oscar medley"- style medley salute to Crystal. Matt Damon honoring George Clooney, turning his speech into an affectionate roast. SURPRISE GUESTS AND BACKUP CHOIRS: Honorees typically don't know who will be paying tributes during their segments and are sometimes visibly surprised to see a longtime friend or colleague coming to pay homage. Other times, the closing number for each segment sees a surprise group of fans or other friends singing backup. Some notable examples: Cyndi Lauper honoring Cher in 2018. Cher was so surprised that she shouted the accusation "You told me you would be in Los Angeles!" to Lauper loud enough for the auditorium to hear. (I'll let you hear what Lauper said in reply.) Garth Brooks singing "Good Night Saigon" during Billy Joel's tribute, joined at the end by a choir of about 40 Vietnam Veterans. Rob Thomas doing "Baba O'Reilly" during the 2008 salute to The Who, joined at the end by a chorus of members of NYPD and FDNY veterans to thank The Who for their support of 9/11 First Responders. Bruno Mars doing "So Lonely" and "Message in a Bottle" during the 2014 Sting tribute, joined at the end by the cast of Sting's musical The Last Ship which was then on Broadway. Smokey Robinson performing "Sweet Caroline" in 2011 for Neil Diamond, joined at the end by a chorus of Boston Red Sox fans to thank him for his support following the Boston Marathon bombing tragedy. OTHER NOTABLE MOMENTS: Including some spot-on-perfect choices for tributes, some oddball choices that still worked, and one of the more fun introductions. Beyonce's performance of "Proud Mary" during Tina Turner's tribute in 2005. Aretha Franklin doing "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" during Carole King's tribute in 2015. Snoop Dogg saluting Herbie Hancock in 2013, with a performance of US3's "Cantaloop Flip Fantasia" (which itself sampled Hancock's "Cantaloupe Island"). Snoop can't resist working a bit of "Gin and Juice" into the mix. (Also worth it just to hear the evening's host Carl Kasell intone: "Ladies and Gentlemen....Snoop Dogg!") Bruce Springsteen covering Sting's "I Hung My Head" in 2014, and arguably stealing it right out from under him. Jon Stewart introducing the Bruce Springsteen segment in 2009's ceremony, and offering a unique genetic theory for the source of Springsteen's talents. S. Epatha Merkerson and Jennifer Koh performing "Knee Play 5" from Philip Glass's score to Einstein On the Beach during his own 2018 tribute. A whole playlist of other performances throughout the Kennedy Center's history can be found here.
OVERALL STRUCTURE: Typically each honoree gets a 20-minute segment of the ceremony, which is introduced by another celebrity, followed by a brief film about the artist themselves and then by a musical/performance presentation with a number of surprise guests singing the honoree's own work in tribute. Some good examples of the form: Led Zepplin, 2012 honorees (Introduced by Jack Black, with performances by the Foo Fighters, Kid Rock, Lenny Kravitz and Heart) The Grateful Dead, 2024 honorees (Introduced by Miles Teller, performances by Maggie Rogers, Leon Bridges, Chloe Sevigny, Sturgill Simpson, David Letterman, Dave Matthews, Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks) Tom Hanks, 2014 honoree (Introduced by David Letterman, with performances and tributes by Pentatonix, Martin Short, Steven Spielberg, Lauran Benati, Kelly O'Hara, and some other surprise guests) Stephen Spielberg, 2006 honoree (includes accolades from former colleagues, including John Williams, and concluding with a choral rendition of "Make Your Garden Grow" from the musical Candide) NON-MUSICIAN TRIBUTES: It's easy to figure out "how to celebrate" a musician, since performers can simply cover their songs. Celebrating a dancer, actor, or director is a bit more tricky. However, the Kennedy Center has pulled it off with either spoken-word tributes, or a song or two associated with the performer or a song they particularly like. Some notable examples include the ending of Spielberg and Hanks' ceremonies above, as well as: Mel Brooks, 2009 Honoree - a medley of songs from his films, with performances from Frank Langella, Martin Short, Harry Connick Jr. , Jack Black, Richard Kind, Matthew Morrison, Gary Beach and Matthew Broderick. Lin-Manuel Miranda honoring Billy Crystal, with a "Billy Crystal Oscar medley"- style medley salute to Crystal. Matt Damon honoring George Clooney, turning his speech into an affectionate roast. SURPRISE GUESTS AND BACKUP CHOIRS: Honorees typically don't know who will be paying tributes during their segments and are sometimes visibly surprised to see a longtime friend or colleague coming to pay homage. Other times, the closing number for each segment sees a surprise group of fans or other friends singing backup. Some notable examples: Cyndi Lauper honoring Cher in 2018. Cher was so surprised that she shouted the accusation "You told me you would be in Los Angeles!" to Lauper loud enough for the auditorium to hear. (I'll let you hear what Lauper said in reply.) Garth Brooks singing "Good Night Saigon" during Billy Joel's tribute, joined at the end by a choir of about 40 Vietnam Veterans. Rob Thomas doing "Baba O'Reilly" during the 2008 salute to The Who, joined at the end by a chorus of members of NYPD and FDNY veterans to thank The Who for their support of 9/11 First Responders. Bruno Mars doing "So Lonely" and "Message in a Bottle" during the 2014 Sting tribute, joined at the end by the cast of Sting's musical The Last Ship which was then on Broadway. Smokey Robinson performing "Sweet Caroline" in 2011 for Neil Diamond, joined at the end by a chorus of Boston Red Sox fans to thank him for his support following the Boston Marathon bombing tragedy. OTHER NOTABLE MOMENTS: Including some spot-on-perfect choices for tributes, some oddball choices that still worked, and one of the more fun introductions. Beyonce's performance of "Proud Mary" during Tina Turner's tribute in 2005. Aretha Franklin doing "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" during Carole King's tribute in 2015. Snoop Dogg saluting Herbie Hancock in 2013, with a performance of US3's "Cantaloop Flip Fantasia" (which itself sampled Hancock's "Cantaloupe Island"). Snoop can't resist working a bit of "Gin and Juice" into the mix. (Also worth it just to hear the evening's host Carl Kasell intone: "Ladies and Gentlemen....Snoop Dogg!") Bruce Springsteen covering Sting's "I Hung My Head" in 2014, and arguably stealing it right out from under him. Jon Stewart introducing the Bruce Springsteen segment in 2009's ceremony, and offering a unique genetic theory for the source of Springsteen's talents. S. Epatha Merkerson and Jennifer Koh performing "Knee Play 5" from Philip Glass's score to Einstein On the Beach during his own 2018 tribute. A whole playlist of other performances throughout the Kennedy Center's history can be found here.
"How close is my phone to my body?"
Dec. 7th, 2025 04:15 pmmetafilter_feedxena's body (a menstrual auto-investigation using an iphone) is a short video essay by Occitane Lacurie about menstrual tracking. She wrote about it for NECSUS. She also made the video essay Ordinatrices about women and computers, looking through the lens of Mad Men.
Strange connection between breathing and memory recall.
Dec. 7th, 2025 03:18 pmmetafilter_feedJournal of Neuroscience How we breath, inhale/exhale, ties together memory recall.
Press release: https://www.lmu.de/en/about-lmu/structure/central-university-administration/media-relations-and-communications/press-room/press-release/memory-research-how-respiration-shapes-remembering-fd0c5cd7.html from the JN abstract: [snip] Recent evidence suggests that respiration may shape neural dynamics underlying various cognitive processes. In this study, we identify respiration as a potential pacemaker for memory retrieval by showing that key neural signatures of effective remembering—namely, decreases in ⍺/β power and the reactivation of previously encoded neural representations—are tightly synchronized with the respiratory cycle. Notably, the strength of this respiration-brain coupling is associated with individual memory performance, underscoring the critical role and functional significance of brain–body interactions in supporting cognitive functions.
Press release: https://www.lmu.de/en/about-lmu/structure/central-university-administration/media-relations-and-communications/press-room/press-release/memory-research-how-respiration-shapes-remembering-fd0c5cd7.html from the JN abstract: [snip] Recent evidence suggests that respiration may shape neural dynamics underlying various cognitive processes. In this study, we identify respiration as a potential pacemaker for memory retrieval by showing that key neural signatures of effective remembering—namely, decreases in ⍺/β power and the reactivation of previously encoded neural representations—are tightly synchronized with the respiratory cycle. Notably, the strength of this respiration-brain coupling is associated with individual memory performance, underscoring the critical role and functional significance of brain–body interactions in supporting cognitive functions.
"How I Read"
Dec. 7th, 2025 11:55 ammetafilter_feedReporter Aaron W. Gordon publishes a newsletter of nonfiction book recommendations. Most recently he described "How I Read": finding and choosing books, managing his queue, finishing them (or choosing not to), locations and environments where he reads, and so on. Includes cat photos.
The distinction between "knowledge of" and "knowledge how"
Dec. 7th, 2025 10:07 ammetafilter_feedThis is no country for sprezzatura, nor the embodiment preached by the wellness industry with its vocabulary of "balance" and "equilibrium." Here, we are meant to feel the effort. To know yourself is to know your limits, and so push your body to the edge of failure. When they are about to perform stunts, Cruise often briefs his team with an unusual mantra: 'Don't be safe, be competent." from The Last Useful Man [The Metropolitan Review]
For anyone who wishes Season 4 of Stranger things had ended differently
Dec. 7th, 2025 09:46 amRec-Cember Day 4-6: 3 Babylon 5 recs [2 fic, 1 fanart] + a commenting success story
Dec. 6th, 2025 10:43 pmsholioI figured that I'd group these together as they're by the same author. I wanted to talk about this anyway, because this is one of the more gratifying experiences I've had with leaving comments on older fic. Basically, I commented on a long WIP that hadn't been updated in several years, and the author not only wrote the rest of it but ALSO, to my delighted amazement, posted another long fic in the same universe, and started posting some new fanart too. It was wonderful. ♥ Never be afraid to comment even years later; sometimes you not only make someone's day but get lovely fanworks in return.
( 3 Londo/G'Kar Babylon 5 recs (by the same creator) cut for spoilers )
( 3 Londo/G'Kar Babylon 5 recs (by the same creator) cut for spoilers )
まるさんの思い出２。-Memories of Maru 2.-（動画）
Dec. 7th, 2025 04:58 ammaru_feed2008年のまるさんです！ たくさん遊んだ思い出。 Maru in 2008! Memories of playing with Maru a lot.
Video of V3cam being destroyed by lava fountain
Dec. 7th, 2025 04:42 ammetafilter_feed(With 2:00 video) The V3 camera was located on the south rim of Halema'uma'u crater at the summit of Kīlauea volcano on the Island of Hawai'i. The camera, located in a hazardous closed area of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, was buried by tephra from an inclined lava fountain between 9:55 and 9:57 am HST on December 6. The story on Big Island Video News
2562 / Fic - The Old Guard
Dec. 6th, 2025 11:15 pmsiriaAs If From the Sea
The Old Guard | Andy/Quỳnh | ~1000 words
(Also on AO3)
( Andy, Quỳnh, and a moment in a temple courtyard. )
The Old Guard | Andy/Quỳnh | ~1000 words
(Also on AO3)
( Andy, Quỳnh, and a moment in a temple courtyard. )
FIC: The View from T'Khut (Complete).
Dec. 6th, 2025 05:10 pmlaurajvThe View from T'Khut (50669 words) by Laura JV
Chapters: 9/9
Fandom: Star Trek, Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)
Rating: Not Rated
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Spock/Nyota Uhura, James T. Kirk/Spock, Sarek & Spock (Star Trek), Spock & Spock Prime, James T. Kirk & Spock
Characters: Spock (Star Trek), Spock Prime, James T. Kirk, Nyota Uhura, T'Pau (Star Trek), Sarek (Star Trek), Vulcan Characters (Star Trek), Crew of the Starship Enterprise
Additional Tags: Vulcan Culture (Star Trek), Vulcan Mind Melds (Star Trek), Vulcan Language (Star Trek), jj abrams should be ashamed of himself, Vulcan history, Vulcan mythology, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, symbiotic red algae
Series: Part 1 of The View from T'Khut
Summary:
Chapters: 9/9
Fandom: Star Trek, Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)
Rating: Not Rated
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Spock/Nyota Uhura, James T. Kirk/Spock, Sarek & Spock (Star Trek), Spock & Spock Prime, James T. Kirk & Spock
Characters: Spock (Star Trek), Spock Prime, James T. Kirk, Nyota Uhura, T'Pau (Star Trek), Sarek (Star Trek), Vulcan Characters (Star Trek), Crew of the Starship Enterprise
Additional Tags: Vulcan Culture (Star Trek), Vulcan Mind Melds (Star Trek), Vulcan Language (Star Trek), jj abrams should be ashamed of himself, Vulcan history, Vulcan mythology, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, symbiotic red algae
Series: Part 1 of The View from T'Khut
Summary:
Part I: The Absent World. The planet vanishes, but her people go on.
Part II: An Archaeology of Loss. The world-death left a scar in spacetime, and a void in the heart of the Federation.
Part III: Time and Darkness. In which Ambassador Spock fires unexpected shots.
"President Trump uses unconventional diplomacy"
Dec. 6th, 2025 10:05 pmmetafilter_feed"The days of the United States propping up the entire world order like Atlas are over." Since 1986 American presidents have published national security strategy statements. With the recently posted "National Security Strategy of the United States of America" the Trump administration now proclaims its views and plans for its foreign policy and the world.
There's a lot in the document, including a Trump Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, continuing a cold war with China, "cultivating resistance to Europe's current trajectory within European nations," and "want[ing] the restoration and reinvigoration of American spiritual and cultural health."
Commentary from War on the Rocks, The Economist ("bleak, incoherent"; ungated), Al Jazeera, New York Times, Le Monde ("targets Europe and spares adversaries"), Carl Bildt ("new security strategy places itself to the right of the extreme right in Europe"), former ambassador of France to the United States Gérard Araud ("reads like a far-right pamphlet"), Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the Atlantic Council, DW News, the Washington Post editorial board ("less a strategy than a mood board"), and The Atlantic ("Like the babble of a thrashing sleeper who alternates between fantasy-laden dreams and cold-sweat nightmares").
There's a lot in the document, including a Trump Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine, continuing a cold war with China, "cultivating resistance to Europe's current trajectory within European nations," and "want[ing] the restoration and reinvigoration of American spiritual and cultural health."
Commentary from War on the Rocks, The Economist ("bleak, incoherent"; ungated), Al Jazeera, New York Times, Le Monde ("targets Europe and spares adversaries"), Carl Bildt ("new security strategy places itself to the right of the extreme right in Europe"), former ambassador of France to the United States Gérard Araud ("reads like a far-right pamphlet"), Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the Atlantic Council, DW News, the Washington Post editorial board ("less a strategy than a mood board"), and The Atlantic ("Like the babble of a thrashing sleeper who alternates between fantasy-laden dreams and cold-sweat nightmares").
Beware of boys in tight pants
Dec. 6th, 2025 09:43 pmmetafilter_feedPeople of the World: Relax!
"People of the World: Relax!" is excerpted from "The Complete C Comics," a collection of Joe Brainard's innovative work Joe Brainard, previously
"People of the World: Relax!" is excerpted from "The Complete C Comics," a collection of Joe Brainard's innovative work Joe Brainard, previously