A lot going on today (2023-06-24).
I’m reminded of the nightmarish song by Al Steward, “Roads to Moscow”. It is the semi-biographical account of author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
The following video is age-restricted because it shows historical images of the battles between the Soviet Union and Germany, with Al Stewart‘s “Roads to Moscow” as the backdrop.
A more conventional soundtrack of “Roads to Moscow” can be found here:
The New York Times showed this image from Moscow:
Last night, this story started showing up on a few YouTube channels, and it was hard to tell if it was click-bait, but now all news outlets are carrying the story:
Another image from the NYT article:
I checked out many sources, including Russian state media TASS. Wait – won’t this article affect their credibility? When I think of Belarus I don’t think of cutting edge semi-conductors. In fact, this is possibly the first time the words “Belarus” and “high-tech” appeared in the same sentence.
And isn’t it odd that we never see these two in the same room? Could it be that they are the same person?
