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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Eduardo Saverin and The Social Network
It’s probably fair to say that Saverin’s role would have been dramatically different had The Social Network been released after Facebook’s IPO. The real Saverin sounds kind of like a jerk, rather than an innocent victim. Continue reading
Posted in Media, Other
Tagged citizenship, Eduardo Saverin, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, movies, sue, The Social Network, unrealiable
4 Comments
The Right’s Dominance of France
The right has dominated the left throughout the history of French presidential elections. Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Elections
Tagged elections, France, left, Nicholas Sarkozy, Politics, right, Socialist Party
5 Comments
A List of Female Dictators
All dictators have been male, without exception. A woman has never ordered the army to crush nascent protests against her authoritarianism. Nor has a woman ever led a coup to overthrow a democratically elected government, replacing its rule by her own. Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Other
Tagged army, dictators, Elena Ceaușescu, Elena Marcos, female dictators, Indira Gandhi, Jiang Qing, males, Politics
7 Comments
Why Mohamed Morsi Will Win Egypt’s Presidential Election
Egypt’s presidential election is underway. The election pits Mubarak supporter Ahmed Shafik against the Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Morsi. People are voting, and soon Egypt will have a new president.
That president will be Mohamed Morsi. Continue reading
What Flags Do Russia’s Protestors Use?
Russia has recently had a number of protests against President Vladimir Putin. The protests constitute a challenge of urban Russians against Putin’s rule.
If you’ve ever seen pictures of these protests, one interesting thing stands out. This is the fact that the protestors don’t wave Russia’s national flag. Instead, they always wave different flags: Continue reading
Posted in Europe
Tagged communism, flags, Politics, protests, Russia, Russian nationalism, Solidarnost, Vladimir Putin
5 Comments
