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‘Vulture’ is a scorched-earth critique of war reporting

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By Laura Mills
| The Washington Post Verified
‘Vulture’ is a scorched-earth critique of war reporting (washingtonpost.com) ‘Vulture’ is a scorched-earth critique of war reporting By Laura Mills 2025081417300000 "Innocence is a kind of insanity," Graham Greene wrote in "The Quiet American," his classic novel about 1950s Vietnam. The innocent in question is a young CIA agent, freshly baked in the halls of Harvard and ready to impose freedom on the Vietnamese at any cost.
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Review | ‘Death Is Our Business’ explores the propaganda value of a Russian warlord

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By Laura Mills
| The Washington Post Verified
In May 2023, 15 months after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began, Yevgeniy Prigozhin had had enough. The founder of the Wagner Group, a mercenary outfit often utilized by President Vladimir Putin, was increasingly frustrated by the Kremlin’s management of the war. In a video that ricocheted through social media, the Russian warlord rained expletives down on Putin’s military establishment. Behind him, in the dark, was a field of corpses.
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How I Developed a Critical Perspective on Psychiatry

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By Laura Mills
| Mad In America Verified
Editor’s Note: This article is being simultaneously published on Mad in America and on our affiliate site, Mad in the UK. Following my recent experience of antidepressant withdrawal and having worked in psychiatry for nearly 20 years as a registered mental health nurse, I now have a very critical view on what good mental health treatment and recovery should look like.
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