Thank you. I needed this. I am a European (it's still legal to say that in the UK- just.)
Since the invasion, I felt instinctively that the future of 'Europe' is being decided in Ukraine. That Ukraine is not a place on the borderlands that might or might not join 'Europe': it is at the heart of 'Europe', of what meaning still attaches t…
Thank you. I needed this. I am a European (it's still legal to say that in the UK- just.)
Since the invasion, I felt instinctively that the future of 'Europe' is being decided in Ukraine. That Ukraine is not a place on the borderlands that might or might not join 'Europe': it is at the heart of 'Europe', of what meaning still attaches to 'Europe'. This lecture gives me the facts and argument behind that instinct.
It also answer in the most compelling and chilling way the question: what's with Putin? He's not Stalin.2 which God knows, would be bad enough .He isnt the capo di capi. He is something so dark, so mad, that it's clear we HAVE to stop him.
Thank you. I needed this. I am a European (it's still legal to say that in the UK- just.)
Since the invasion, I felt instinctively that the future of 'Europe' is being decided in Ukraine. That Ukraine is not a place on the borderlands that might or might not join 'Europe': it is at the heart of 'Europe', of what meaning still attaches to 'Europe'. This lecture gives me the facts and argument behind that instinct.
It also answer in the most compelling and chilling way the question: what's with Putin? He's not Stalin.2 which God knows, would be bad enough .He isnt the capo di capi. He is something so dark, so mad, that it's clear we HAVE to stop him.