eXile

Prior to that, Taibbi worked for ten years as a journalist in Russia, founded a satirical magazine called The eXile, played baseball for the Red Army, and professional basketball in Mongolia.

Christian Avard: Rolling Stone's Matt Taibbi: Screw the Bus

In 1997, he and a partner set up a paper called the eXile that stressed both aggressive political reporting and practical jokes.

Power Punk: Matt Taibbi

In 1997, he and a partner set up a paper called the eXile that stressed both aggressive political reporting and practical jokes.

Power Punk: Matt Taibbi

Or how about the time Harding was caught plagiarising word-for-word from Moscow publication The eXile?

Press freedom: Retreat from Moscow | Editorial

I thought the real issue with McFaul was is war on The eXile and Matt Taibbi. shah8 Says:

Matthew Yglesias » Michael McFaul on Russia

In “The Theory of Dyevolution” in the eXile, Richard Bickerstaff riffs on the Cochranian theory of accelerating evolution to suggest that the horrific shortage of men in Russia after WWII led to sexual selection for good looks in women.

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In “The Theory of Dyevolution” in the eXile, Richard Bickerstaff riffs on the Cochranian theory of accelerating evolution to suggest that the horrific shortage of men in Russia after WWII led to sexual selection for good looks in women.

Liberals Doing What Liberals Do Best–Crying “Racism!” At The Clintons

In “The Theory of Dyevolution” in the eXile, Richard Bickerstaff riffs on the Cochranian theory of accelerating evolution to suggest that the horrific shortage of men in Russia after WWII led to sexual selection for good looks in women.

Survival of the Hottest

The Californian-born author, who is based in Moscow where he runs a satirical English language newspaper called eXile, puts forward the theory that the mass killings seen in offices and schools are not the work of deranged ‘wacko’ individuals but people who are victims of the social and economic conditions (such as Reaganomics) they are subjected to.

Interview with Mark Ames – author of Going Postal « Reading Copy

The Californian-born author, who is based in Moscow where he runs a satirical English language newspaper called eXile, puts forward the theory that the mass killings seen in offices and schools are not the work of deranged ‘wacko’ individuals but people who are victims of the social and economic conditions (such as Reaganomics) they are subjected to.

2007 April « Reading Copy