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Shouldn't you be Фёдор by the way? ;)

Limonov is another joker, to be honest, and not sure how seriously he takes it all. But yes, in as much as he is/was NatBol, he can be regarded as part of the right. Still, his alliances vary as i'm sure you're aware, now Karadzic in Serbia, now Kasparov in Russia. Now it seems he's Putinist. To...

He probably doesn't himself as fascist as he would distinguish himself from the Black Hundred tradition, let's say (even though that well pre-dates fascism itself). I'd consider him a type of smenavekhovets - the type of White Guardist who returned to Russia after the Civil War was settled and...

Theodore Kaczinski, i've not even read 'Foundations of Geopolitics', never mind 'The 4th Political Theory' though i'm familiar with his stuff second hand through some of his followers' writings. The former seems to be a sort of mirror-image of Brzezinski, whilst the latter does appear to be...

Dugin was fired from his post at Moscow State University in 2014. He felt Putin wasn't assertive enough with regard to the Ukraine crisis and wanted an invasion. So Dugin doesn't have the ear of government though he's not without influence. In fact many Russians who would still describe...

You’re right of course, 7 - No tomorrow, almost everyone does acknowledge slavery and colonialism in the development of capitalism, as they should. However there’s rarely the same urgency to prefix any discussion of UK, French or American politics with a reference to the awful human costs upon...

I'd also add that Russians are generally not dismissive of the sacrifice of millions during the rapid industrialisation of the 30s. It's just that they recognize that the alternative would have been much much worse. Industrialisation is painful no matter how one looks at it. In the US it...

I'd second much of what Theodor Kaczinski has said above. To it i would add that much of what is repressive about the Russian political scene and tends to be attributed to Putin can actually be traced back to the Yeltsin years.

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i seem to recall years ago that someone suggested that the Irish Times should just replace Waters with an algorithm of middling complexity.

well, she is Don Cherry's stepdaughter, so why not?

did someone mention this already? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Man%27s_Letters really great.

well, a 5bpm change at that tempo probably wouldn't leave much in the way of artefacts. it has the advantage of being immediately clear when you are doing the time stretch and takes effect straight away. therefore you're not going to be wasting time rendering or whatever only to find out that...

with regards to the re-tempoing of the drums, you can 're-size with stretch' from the select tool. it's a bit artefactual sometimes though, depending on how much you alter it..

you can also do this by: creating a 'group' track. routing all the drums to it. adding the effect to the group track.

*shoulder slump*

hi, i'd love to do this, but i'm a poser, so maybe a problem there. however, my chops are awesome, like, but i'm a complete fucktard that nobody would ever want to play with. but, i'd be amazing at posing the hell out of whatever it is yer trying to do. and even though it's not what you're...

care to give us a source there, Statistic-Boy/Girl?

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