Yeah, it's a good series overall.
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It is rare that you run a book that sucks you in the way Piranesi does.
It left a big impression on me as well, the world the way he sees it is so peaceful and tranquil, but then you start gradually realizing the horrific situation he's actually in. And this contrast between the way the character perceives his circumstances and the reality of the situation is kind of haunting.
meanwhile in the real world https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/commentary/attritional-art-war-lessons-russian-war-ukraine
Piranesi is a real gem, I ran across it last year and it was absolutely delightful.
a few books that I found enjoyable recently
- Doors of Sleep
- The City and the Stars
- The Windup Girl
- Consider Phlebas
- A Scanner Darkly
- The Lifecycle of Software Objects
- The Mountain in the Sea
So when Estonian jails fill up, they'll ship them as volunteers to Ukraine?
You know libs, when the butcher of Iraq throws his support for your candidate, maybe it's time to accept that you are the baddies.
The discussion here is regrading the behavior of the US government when a US citizen was detained by the client regime of the US. These are the services that US would normally offer that were denied in this case https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/emergencies/arrest-detention.html
Nice straw man you got there. Nowhere did I say that American law applies to foreign countries. What was actually said that the law he broke in Ukraine was one restricting freedom of expression. A supposed value that US is helping Ukraine defend. Not only that, but apparently US regime didn't really care about the fact that their puppet regime in Ukraine arrested and tortured a US citizen for exercising his speech, the core value that US regime purports to be fighting for. Quite telling that you're aggressively working not to understand what's happening here.
It's interesting that you apparently support the Ukrainian censorship of freedom of expression applied to US citizens. Very revealing.
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