#bipolar world

[snp-lil]

Unfolding

Things arise as others fall, Silent gaps grow wide and tall. Comfort thrives within its shell, While burdens break the weakest spell. Invisible hands reshape the land, Unseen shifts hard to understand. Work once shared slips through the cracks, Leaving shadows, pulling backs. Waves move slow, yet scorch the skies, Quiet changes, unseen ties. New paths carved with cold precision, Leaving few a clear vision. Growth hums soft, yet dims the flame, Whispers where creation came. Where are we headed? What does this mean? A distant shore, or what’s unseen?

[weirdmirrors]

Obsolete Rhetoric of the Cold War

One of the small amazing discoveries in the process of a tireless framing of my project: my younger colleagues (25-30 years old) do not know the term “bipolar world,” invariably they suspect it to be my own invention and demand clarification.

And the more I think about it, the more I like the term, it can be rethought now. It evokes madness, manic and depression stages: the bipolar world.

[kksingh11]

Syria & Imperialism

US supported 'good terrorists' were deserting the resistance against Syrian government by handing their weapons to 'bad terrorists' in any case; and now Russian war planes & Iranian ground troops! End of American dream to expand its occupational territory! Bipolar world is back, albeit, in other form!!

[amjr5448]

No Russia policy

  Prof. Andrei Tsygankov

    Andrei Tsygankov, a professor of political science and international relations at the San Francisco State University, believes Obama does not have a Russia policy. “That US strategic thinking is impotent;” the world has changed since the end of the Cold War but US thinking has not.

Tsygankov argues that the US cannot return to Cold War strategies of containment and…

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