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Zelensky Treating Europe as His Personal ‘Automated Teller Machine’
The Ukrainian leader has demanded an additional €70 billion from the EU to continue the war with Russia Italian far-right MEP Roberto Vannacci has accused Vladimir Zelensky of treating Europe like an “ATM” after the Ukrainian leader requested another €70 … Continue reading
A Good Choice – for a Change
South African jurist of Indian origin, Navanethem “Navi” Pillay, won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her decades-long work advancing international justice, prompting anger among Israeli regime officials and their US allies over her advocacy for Palestinian rights and her … Continue reading
TRUMP TV: The Ultimate Public Perception Management Station
“Watch the Trump Administration’s biggest moments all in one place. Top videos, major remarks, and must-see highlights streaming 24/7 and updated in real time. Stay informed and stay up to date!” NB.: Notice that comments are turned off!
Nikola Tesla: The Genius Who Changed the World
Nikola Tesla was a man born of lightning and destined to illuminate the world, yet he died in a lonely hotel room, forgotten by the very civilization he helped build. From his childhood in the Austro-Hungarian Empire to the legendary … Continue reading
About Mobile Phone Addiction
With your phone, you can… put it away! I only switch on my outdated iPhone 5 once or twice á day to check if somebody has called or texted me. Header image is courtesy of Craiyan.com, resized by me. Related:
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Nuclear Energy
Nuclear energy provides a clean and pollution-free power source with high reliability, but it also creates radioactive waste and carries significant financial and safety risks. Pros of Nuclear Energy • Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Nuclear reactors do not release carbon … Continue reading
The World is Forgetting How to Fear Nuclear War
As borders erode and arms control collapses, nuclear deterrence is losing its grip. The danger may be not just catastrophe, but normalization By Fyodor Lukyanov For decades, mutual deterrence among major powers provided the world with a degree of predictability, … Continue reading
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Ukraine at 35
On August 24, Ukraine marks 35 years of independence It has been a turbulent three and a half decades, to say the least, and the country is now moving inexorably toward the brink of collapse. Riven by corruption, in the … Continue reading
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How to Create Security for Israel
Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sits on Israel’s security cabinet, which helps shape war and policy Israel’s far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, says Israeli forces should “kill 30 or 40” people in Gaza every night and go beyond … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaza, Israel, Itamar Ben-Gvir, Palestine, Zionism
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The Planet is Getting Greener, and That’s a Good Thing
Heartland Institute Research Fellow Linnea Lueken talks about how the Earth is greening, meaning plant life is increasing – it’s one of the benefits of climate change that is often ignored or dismissed. Short Summary: Plant life is integral to … Continue reading
