Status Updates From The New Military Humanism: ...
The New Military Humanism: Lessons From Kosovo by
Status Updates Showing 1-30 of 108
Izzy G
is starting
Fascinating. I don't totally agree with everything he said but this was such a good read
— Sep 15, 2025 04:48AM
Add a comment
Sara Ketola
is on page 58 of 344
god is this so interesting, but perhaps a requirement would be to actually know a bit more about the balkans. gosh those serbs and albanians don’t like each other…
and also, again, why have i made myself read this in finnish. my brain needs to work twice as hard.
— Jun 27, 2025 01:28AM
Add a comment
and also, again, why have i made myself read this in finnish. my brain needs to work twice as hard.
Neil Cake
is on page 30 of 157
... a local architect? Or neither? Or both?
— Dec 08, 2021 03:08PM
Add a comment
Neil Cake
is on page 30 of 157
It's not just me; this sentence doesn't really make fucking sense:
"These were refugees driven from Croatia in the US authorised ethnic cleansing operations designed to set the stage for partition, the local architect appointed as the military commander of the KLA in May 1999."
I've just read that like, 5 times. Dafuq does it mean? Is it about a local architect? Or a military commander spoken of figuratively as...
— Dec 08, 2021 03:08PM
Add a comment
"These were refugees driven from Croatia in the US authorised ethnic cleansing operations designed to set the stage for partition, the local architect appointed as the military commander of the KLA in May 1999."
I've just read that like, 5 times. Dafuq does it mean? Is it about a local architect? Or a military commander spoken of figuratively as...
Neil Cake
is on page 30 of 157
Some of these sentences don't make sense. But it's probably me. High brow is an understatement.
— Dec 08, 2021 07:08AM
Add a comment
Neil Cake
is on page 14 of 157
This looks like hard work already.
— Dec 07, 2021 01:19AM
Add a comment
