head high herr stiefel

nanda, 23, brazil

[holespoles]

Shinjiro Ogawa, Enoden, Inamuragasaki Rainscape.

小川真二郎『江ノ電・稲村ヶ崎雨景』

[childsacrifice]

if youre so funny why are you on your own tonight 😂😂😐

[the1920sinpictures]

1930 French set of silver plated animal knife-rests by Sandoz for Gallia in the original case. From Art Nouveau & Art Deco, FB.

[hyperions-fate]

Bonjour! I am Bruxelles Homme, senior klepto-minister for poultry insemination and foreign policy in the EU. Les Américains have kidnapped my Habsburg mistress, spoiled my Boudins Noirs, and turned Strasbourg into a radioactive crater. I am actively monitoring the situation and, in response, will submit a strongly-worded tweet in support of greater weapons shipments to Israel.

[afloweroutofstone]

The US government's military operation in the Caribbean is supposedly intended to target "narco-terrorists." In my latest article, I explore the history of the term to argue that "narco-terrorism" is mostly a myth— a "political slogan" which does not accurately describe the world. By focusing our attention on foreign suppliers, this myth distracts us from more important factors, including the US government's own history of supporting drug trafficking.

Unpacking the Dangerous Myth of 'Narco-Terrorism' | Common Dreams

Framing “Operation Southern Spear” as a battle against “narco-terrorists” is a desperate attempt to commit new violence using old excuses, o

To say that “narco-terrorism” is a myth is not to deny the obvious violence associated with the black market drug trade, but to acknowledge that the term does more to confuse than to clarify. The idea does not accurately explain the complex dynamics of the global drug trade; instead, it radically oversimplifies the problem. By portraying military intervention as a response to drug trafficking, the “narco-terrorism” myth allows politicians to ignore all of the ways in which military intervention is a cause of drug trafficking... Perhaps the greatest flaw of “narco-terrorism” is that it encourages us to believe that complex human problems have simple military solutions. Sociologist C. Wright Mills once astutely criticized US elites for accepting a “military definition of reality,” a distorted perspective which prevents them from imagining policy solutions that do not involve military intervention. So long as the government insists upon seeing non-military problems through a military lens, they will never be solved.

[afloweroutofstone]

It is important to remember that the US government’s case against Maduro is almost entirely fictional

[manicdepressivebaeddel]

“What’s the purpose of it? Capitalism would not collapse if Grenada remained revolutionary. And Reagan was right, it wasn’t a matter of direct resources that you needed from that country. He said, “Nutmeg is not the question.” I mean, that was Grenada’s biggest export, we could get perfectly good nutmeg from Africa, you don’t need Grenada’s nutmeg. So why did they invade Grenada? They invaded Grenada because they were serving notice to the people of the Caribbean, and to the people of Latin America, and to the people of the world, that you cannot drop out of your client-state free-market system. That if you tried to take an independent source, and that if you use your land, your labor, your resources, and your capital, and your markets in a different way, in a collectivist way, if you use them to benefit the needs of your people, rather than to be milked like a cow for foreign investors, if you do that, this is what’s going to happen to you.”

— Michael Parenti

[depsidase]

[barcarole]

Detail from Annunciation, Jan van Eyck, ca. 1434-1436.

[glavilio]

The Mitten illus. E. Bulatov & O. Vassiliev

[stuckinapril]

libraries were literally created for lonely little girls who would then go on to become lonely fully grown women btw

[jouisance-deactivated20231209]

“don’t allow yourself to be imprisoned by any affection. preserve your solitude. if the day ever comes when a real friendship is bestowed on you there will be no conflict between your inner solitude and this friendship. on the contrary, that is the infallible sign by which you will know it.”

— simone weil

[weltenwellen]

Louise Glück, from “The Sensual World”, Poems 1962 - 2012

[wutheringheights78]

big day on wutheringheights78.tumblr.com happy birthday girls

[calmerseas]

[girlrustcohle]

fuuuuck i just realized that the future idealized version of myself cant exist without current me being the catalyst for change and doing hard things. has anybody heard about this

[iamhavingsomuchfun]

[honeyluvsw]

dark brown and soft green pngs ! free to use! credit not needed but appreciated :)