in the vein of anarchy, "molotov of words" is probably a reference to Molotov, a Russian political leader who came up with the Molotov Plan, a plan designed to provide aid to rebuild the countries in Eastern Europe. However, the aid was clearly politicized, and was intended to give the USSR a greater stake of power in E. Europe. Hence the "speeches are maligned" because there are never really any pure intentions of dictatorships like the USSR.
but of course, there could be many other interpretations. it was just interesting to see how anberlin managed to weave in Molotov so seamlessly. quite amazing, they are. can't wait to watch them live.
in the vein of anarchy, "molotov of words" is probably a reference to Molotov, a Russian political leader who came up with the Molotov Plan, a plan designed to provide aid to rebuild the countries in Eastern Europe. However, the aid was clearly politicized, and was intended to give the USSR a greater stake of power in E. Europe. Hence the "speeches are maligned" because there are never really any pure intentions of dictatorships like the USSR.
but of course, there could be many other interpretations. it was just interesting to see how anberlin managed to weave in Molotov so seamlessly. quite amazing, they are. can't wait to watch them live.