Three Entertaining Triond Articles You Should Check Out

Everyone has their own preference when it comes to reading articles. Different people have different tastes. Personally, I enjoy reading gaming and business articles. I also have a passion for reading short stories. I’ve decided to write a short article on my three favourite Triond articles to date. Obviously I don’t expect anyone to agree with all of them, but I do hope that they will be checked out.

Vastari Lentar – Putin Vs. America: As It Seems?

This is an article that I found particularly intriguing and enjoyable. It gives a different point of view to the animosity and tension between Russia and the US than you would find in most articles, not just on Triond but also on news websites. I think it was particularly commendable that the author was so willing to present their viewpoint, which would seem unpopular to many people, without fear of the backlash that they could be subjected to.
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Routledge – The Enigma We Call Pepper

This is an article that is completely different from the vast majority of articles published on Triond. In fact, it’s completely different from the vast majority of articles published anywhere. That is why I find this article so interesting. It isn’t on a serious topic, but it is unique with a personal perspective, which is makes it all the more appealing.
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R J Evans – The Red Menace: What We Were Told to Fear Before Islam

Choosing just one R J Evans article was a real challenge. Unlike many of the writers on Triond, R J Evans can write on practically any topic, while seeming like an expert of everyone single one of them. In the case of this article, R J Evans examines the perceived threat from Communism in the Western World in the 1950s and 1960s. This is an interesting exploration into mankind’s need to always fear some enemy, be it the Communism and Islam explored in this article, or any other enemy we do not take not of yet.
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