A portrait of a kind of civic order. By Edouard Vuillard, 1911, reworked in 1923.ANTI-LUNATIC SQUAD pic.twitter.com/dYcVkSl3W6
— Batman 66 Labels (@BatLabels) October 26, 2016
Rather than spend money on more war, maybe we could cut off more energy trains. And not just in North Dakota.Edouard Vuillard
— Accióninteligente (@pilotourbano) October 25, 2016
Mademoiselle Jacqueline Fontaine
1911 pic.twitter.com/jewhaCBbqS
______________________________________________________Russia withdraws request for warships to refuel in Spain, following concern among Nato allies https://t.co/OcSXW77gPt
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) October 26, 2016
But militants attempting to counter the Maduro regime, go on the offensive after a summer of deepening violence and a swelling lack of basic necessities.
________________________________________________________ In the US, at the height of our quadrennial pre-election media frenzy, the Republicans seem bent on destroying their own brand to the extent that old-guard conservative leaders are trashing the reputation of actual office holders.Venezuela crisis enters dangerous phase as Maduro foes go militant https://t.co/oX4Ruwhmbt
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) October 27, 2016
_________________________________________________________The Republican obsesssion with Clinton scandals is about political self-preservation, not governmental oversight. https://t.co/tzoSippbRN pic.twitter.com/V2wsmKM8ru
— New Republic (@NewRepublic) October 29, 2016
The purge of old officials in Turkey continues following this summer's attempted coup.
Some more context on Turkey's recent movement.Turkey fires another 10,000 civil servants in post-coup purge https://t.co/tONDDQPJFg pic.twitter.com/11yC5wyYQh
— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) October 30, 2016
_______________________________________________________The best piece Ive read on Turkey's failed coup. Incredible reporting by Dexter Filkins: https://t.co/Hfeg1BnIGf via @newyorker
— Ceylan Yeginsu (@CeylanWrites) October 11, 2016
Earthquakes in Italy continue to upset their increasing desire for stability.
Latest Italian earthquake devastates medieval sites https://t.co/2hzqCJnZOL
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 30, 2016
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