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www.currentaffairs.org 11mo ago

Britain Is Losing Its Free Speech, and America Could Be Next

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www.cia.gov 3y ago

Necessary Illusions: Thought Control in Democratic Societies [pdf]

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www.anandtech.com 3y ago

Intel Launches New Xeon Processors for Workstations

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www.youtube.com 3y ago

Munk Debate “Should We Trust the Mainstream Media”?

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www.wired.co.uk 4y ago

Twitter needs to start exposing the UK's murky online propaganda

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www.youtube.com 4y ago

Putin's Invasion of Ukraine ¦ Ray McGovern, John Mearsheimer

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truthout.org 4y ago

Noam Chomsky: US Military Escalation Against Russia Would Have No Victors

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www.amnesty.org 5y ago

Pegasus Project: Apple iPhones compromised by NSO spyware

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www.google.co.za 5y ago

StarCraft 2 Bot Gauntlet

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consortiumnews.com 5y ago

The Media Blackout on recent Assange revelations

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www.counterpunch.org 5y ago

Dr. Osterholm’s Warning: Covid Hurricane on the Horizon

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consortiumnews.com 5y ago

Diana Johnstone: The Great Pretext for Dystopia (WEF)

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consortiumnews.com 5y ago

John Pilger – Witness to the Agony of Julian Assange

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www.youtube.com 6y ago

John Pilger – The Coming War on China (Documentary)

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www.anandtech.com 6y ago

How Cheap Can You Get a 6.52-inch Smartphone? DOOGEE’s X95 is only $60

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www.youtube.com 6y ago

Craig Murray: Anatomy of a Show Trial (Julian Assange)

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www.youtube.com 6y ago

Andrew Feinstein: The Depth of Crime That WikiLeaks Reveals

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www.newsweek.com 6y ago

ICE Fails to Redact Document, Reveals Future 'Urban Warfare' Training Facility

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www.nytimes.com 7y ago

Why Women Had Better Sex Under Socialism

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openanthcoop.net 9y ago

David Graeber – On the Moral Grounds of Economic Relations

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theintercept.com 10y ago

A Conversation on Privacy – Snowden, Chomsky and Greenwald

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www.anandtech.com 14y ago

Samsung Galaxy S 2 (International) Review

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daringfireball.net 15y ago

The Theory That Hardware Is Easily ‘Mimicked'

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www.neowin.net 15y ago

How to fix iOS 4 performance on the iPhone 3G? Disable Spotlight

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I think it will be like the 90's collapse but bigger. It must be noted that the financial markets have been awash in cash for some time since companies have been making huge profits since the 90's. So the money that will be lost will mostly be that of rich investors and large companies who were sitting on a bunch of capital they didn't know what to do with.

It was the greatest war in history, and made the Western front look small by comparison. 26 million people killed. The Soviet Union fought the Wehrmacht alone from June 1941 until July 1943. They made by far the largest contribution in defeating Nazi Germany.

A while back I opened a bank account for my daughter. All that I needed was to scan my face, then the bank got everything from the department of home affairs (South Africa)

That means my goverment already has my face, with all my details associated with it. Bit Orwellian but there we are.

Maybe the point of the Iran war was to boost the US economy, relative to East Asia, which is dependent on Middle Eastern oil and gas, while the US is an exporter.

I mean look who benefits from this, arms companies and oil/gas companies are having a bonanza.

Guernica shocked the world. It was the start of aerial bombardment of civilians, something which we have sadly normalised since WW2. but which I regard as terrorism.

Picasso also painted another great work titled "Korea" in the same vein.

War is an abomination, something we should all fight against.

It was wrong, and yes would likely be seen as genocidal in the current day, rightly so. You can't just randomly kill innocent civilians, no matter what. It didn't even meaningfully accelerate the end of the war.

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Immediately after the ceasefire Israel attacks hundreds of sites in Lebanon, what the heck is that! We are tired of this bloodshed.

The big loser in this war is Europe and other roil importing nations.

The US is a major oil and has producer. It's benefiting from this war of aggression and not even taking any damage.

Oil companies and arms manufacturers are having a bonanza.

After the violence wracked 20th century I was hopeful the 21st century would be a bit more enlightened ...

Israel is an arm of the US empire. It's a very useful ally of the US in the region. And when I talk about the US here I mean ruling elites.

The US is doing just fine from this war. The US is an oil and gas producer, the largest in the world. So they benefit from rising prices.

I'd say the biggest losers are countries like Europe, and neutral oil importing countries around the world.

The purpose of the war is to destroy the Axis of Resistance, Iran, Hezbollah and its allies, the only force standing in the way of US/Israeli hegemony in the region.

He writes that the region is not very important to the USA. It's not, but it is a strategically important area, not only in terms of its location, at the nexus of Asia, Africa and Europe, but also because of the oil there.

Now the US is not dependent on Middle Eastern Oil, but Japan, China and other countries are. So controlling the region will mean a lever of power over those regions.

I don't know, I always see this pattern with iOS or MacOS releases. Everyone piles on at the time.

I've actually quite enjoyed some design changes in Tahoe, and looking at older versions of MacOS just looks old fashioned once you're used to them.