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Carpetblogger

Caustic commentary from emerging and declining empires. Mostly the latter.

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A Gold Medal in the Attention Olympics

When I was 16, my greatest ambition was to ride in the Olympics. My world was small. This ambition seemed as likely to be achieved as any other I could envision at the time, like going to the moon, so the stakes were low. However, a group f...

3 months ago
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Death of the Euro-Remont

Thirty years on, it’s getting increasingly difficult to find visual evidence of the Soviets.1 Bazaars have been picked over of all but the most obvious tourist fakes. Beautiful mosaics in public spaces have been removed or plastered over.

2 years ago
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A New Relationship

Many of us emerged from confinement last year ready to shed relationships that no longer work for us. I certainly did. Shortcomings that I didn’t notice while at home just six months of the year became unbearable 24/7.

3 years ago
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30 Years Later: A Failed Coup

Thirty years ago today, I woke up in a train compartment -- an overnight sleeper- - in Brest-Litvosk, USSR*. Now it’s known as Brest, Belarus, but on that morning, Belarus didn’t exist. It was just a featureless steppe transited in the dark...

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