Mark Bourrie
drmarkbourrie.bsky.social
Mark Bourrie
@drmarkbourrie.bsky.social
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Author, lawyer, trilobite hunter.
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Says he was talked into it by locals in Croatia. Of course, no one reads a few pages of mid-late 20th century Balkans history to see why Nazi imagery would be an accepted part of the local culture.
Real National Socialist aesthetic at work here.
McCullagh was the only other owner and he designed the place.
Thanks. It was one of my favorite projects.
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Just finished Big Men Fear Me, a biog of the forgotten proto fascist who put the & in Globe & Mail. Huge amount of digging in a sparky style, Mark Bourrie @drmarkbourrie.bsky.social proves the advantage of biography in telling history - of a booze soaked political era most of us know nothing about.
How do you find time while tearing down the White House?
Doesn't answer the question. It takes so much work to win in the US because so much is stacked in favor of the Right.
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Time to re-up one of the great quotes of all time...while the Totenkopf is in the discourse. www.huffpost.com/entry/attemp...
Did all of these people vote last November?
I’m absolutely exhausted in the best possible way. I love us. We did it! #NoKings
There has to be a third option, rather than "pick a fascist".
Chatham House has spelled "Bundeswehr" wrong n your bio.
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"If we are to survive as a country, fending off the influence and threats of the United States and overcoming the internal forces of division, we need to understand how we got to the place where we are."

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What military planners, historians and politicians rarely tell you: most of the material created during pre-war arms races is rarely important and is often useless after the first few months of a major conflict. Most of the officer corps washes out, too.
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Canada’s new dollar-a-year man (and why he’s worth every penny)
Defence lobbyists love a good Second World War analogy.
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I bought this book when it came out and I got a lot out of it.
"By the time I was twelve, I wanted to be a writer. The celebrated Jack Kerouac novel On the Road inspired me to venture out into the great wide world. Kerouac was adventurous, an explorer, a writer who reveled in real-world experience."

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I doubt it would fit me. It would look great on you.
You're welcome.
It's a very common misconception, and very few in the media understand this.