Iran War SitRep: Day 9: Pro-War Wall Street Journal shows war not going well for Trump
The Wall Street Journal’s editorial page is neocon and obsessively pro-war. They pushed the Iran War as much as any publication.
The Wall Street Journal’s editorial page is neocon and obsessively pro-war. They pushed the Iran War as much as any publication.
“War reveals” is my guiding insight for the Iran War. Let’s see what we have discovered the past week.
First, although LL only presents two tenses, there are in fact four tenses of the subjunctive, just as there were in Latin. In addition to present and Passato Rimoto, there are also:
Conditional sentences are not restricted to clauses of the “If/…then” type. The “if clause” may be replaced by either a relative clause or a participial construction.
What goes by the name of ‘The Right’ in contemporary British life has been in a state of outrage, confected or otherwise.
The one person in America, after President Trump, most identified with “no regime-change wars” is Tulsi Gabbard. Now that Trump has launched the ultimate regime-change war, Tulsi needs to resign in protest.
With the threat, looming over our heads, that a film version of the Odyssey is soon to be released
Whatever dignity or utility the Modern Olympics might have had is gone. Let’s make 2026 the last one.
It is very disturbing to read or hear self-described conservative women, some of them patriotic Southerners, who use off-color diction, such as saying this or that “s-cks”–and please don’t tell me you don’t know the reference–or “p-ssed off” and dozen of other childish attempts to sound tough.
The other day I replied to a Twitter post by Secretary Hegseth in which he had accused Anthropic, a leading AI developer, of trying to seize power over the Pentagon.