Geopolitical Irish Lad
Geopolitical Irish LadGeopolitics from an Irish lad's perspective / Distilling complex issues into one creamy pint of a newsletter Who am I? Just a lad with my mind on history and eyes on the future
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Russia’s Afrigrad - the unseen war the West is losing
While I carry little respect for the man that ordered The Black and Tans into Ireland to commit atrocities and stamp on our freedom, I will say, Winston Churchill dropped some catchy lines. Winnie once described Russia as "a riddle, wrapped...
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