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intrepidity

(7,288 posts)
Sat Mar 26, 2022, 03:45 PM Mar 2022

Esquire: This Historian Drew a Line From January 6 to Putin's Dreams of a New Russian Empire

https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/a39537737/putin-russian-empire-january-6-ukraine-timothy-snyder/

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As we learn more and more how deeply complicit “respectable” Washington conservatives were in supporting the Big Lie that brought the January 6 participants to Washington—and that inflamed them once they got there—Snyder’s international perspective carefully delineates a compelling, spidery connection between the January Sixers and whatever weird critters dance among the stalagmites in Putin’s brain.
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Esquire: This Historian Drew a Line From January 6 to Putin's Dreams of a New Russian Empire (Original Post) intrepidity Mar 2022 OP
He articulates this very convincingly on a recent episode Pinback Mar 2022 #1
Thanks for that tip intrepidity Mar 2022 #2

Pinback

(12,153 posts)
1. He articulates this very convincingly on a recent episode
Sat Mar 26, 2022, 03:49 PM
Mar 2022

of Ezra Klein’s podcast. I found Snyder’s analysis of the failure of “political inevitability” narratives particularly compelling.

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