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_Democrats told to "get shot" for the anti-Trump resistance_

How evil do you have to be, to try to seduce people who trust you to become martyrs in order to protect your power?

emilytvproducer.substack.com/p…


Democrats told to "get shot" for the anti-Trump resistance

Many lawmakers said these voters tend to be white, well-educated and live in upscale suburban or urban neighborhoods.
EmilyTVProducer (@EmilyTVProducer)

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General Mike Flynn
@GenFlynn
·
17h
ATTENTION!

EPSTEIN FILES SITREP

What everyone is missing are the CHILDREN who were abused by EPSTEIN and OTHERS. I don’t care whether he killed himself or not.

For me, I want to believe
@FBIDirectorKash
&
@FBIDDBongino
but with the FBI’s track record with laptops (Hunter Biden, Anthony Weiner, Seth Rich, now Epstein), never mind the FBI’s previous track record for telling the truth, it is really hard to fathom that something else isn’t going on here.

I think there now needs to be an incredibly transparent briefing to the American people immediately by the DOJ.

The lack of trust in the FBI and DOJ is so thick you can cut it with a knife.

C’mon guys, the American people are not stupid or afraid to know the truth.

@AGPamBondi

@realDonaldTrump

@SusieWiles

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_Epstein didn't sexually abuse children all by himself_

Others had to know, because they had to actualize the operation. The scale of what Epstein was doing is simply way too large to believe that he wasn't "sharing" his children with others.

I queried Grok about the Epstein Client List => grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5_aefe60…

I'm leaning towards two possibilities:

There is no "Epstein Client List" simply because one was never maintained (by Epstein or Maxwell, regardless of who else might have done so,) or else because it was destroyed.

Prince Andrew was credibly accused by Virginia Giuffre as having been one of Epstein's clients for his child provisioning service.

re: The (possibly apocryphal) Assange quote:

The blackmail material created by Epstein would be FAR more valuable to a major intelligence agency, and one (or more) of them would be able to use it with FAR less risk to itself.

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Israeli Prime Minister and architect of the genocide in Gaza, Benjamin Netanyahu, will be meeting with Trump at the White House tomorrow. This is the third time since Trump’s inauguration that they have met to conspire in creating "a New Middle East."

Their vision is to eradicate the Palestinian people, land, and all those who stand with the Palestinian cause to create a region subservient to US-Israeli domination.

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Just got a pre-litigation notice phone call from Chase's legal department. They're preparing to sue me. I was waiting for the first call like this from the debtors before I finally filed for Bankruptcy. Today was the day! Will be filing Chapter 7 by end of August 2025. #BadApple

Note: Apple's threatening its own action on my Apple Card (like, idk, pay yourselves?) so they'll be a creditor in the suit too. So this will also be yet another lawsuit with Apple. Should be exciting, I'm sure.

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Trump Administration Announces Crackdown on Chinese Communist Party Ownership of US Farmland

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Trump Administration Announces Crackdown on Chinese Communist Party Ownership of US Farmland | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft

          US Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced on Tuesday the Trump Administration’s plan to secure US farmland from adversaries like China.
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This is wild.
The US department of state is deeply concerned about democracy in europe.
And the solution is support to Orban, Wilders, Le Pen, AfD and the like with finance and “narratives”.

In other words: USA will provide money and misinformation to support right wing parties in Europe in order to achieve the Trump “democracy” in Europe.

#USpol #dkmedier #democracy

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The Need for Civilizational Allies in Europe

Author: Samuel Samson
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vic-tor-menta

The use of #AI to generate illustrations has very serious moral implications: inhumane working conditions in data centers in central Africa, theft of intellectual property for program training, support for a network of companies that promote racism and anti-LGBTQ+ policies in their corporate culture, the ecological disaster created by computer power usage and its cooling systems, and the loss of jobs for artists who need to charge for their art
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Merkwürdig, habe diesen Link hier eingebunden:
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Udo Lindenberg: Die Kunst des Eierlikörs und andere. Kometenhaft panisch in Oberhausen. - Borbeck

Oberhausen. Der Blick über den Borbecker Tellerrand lohnt sich 'mal wieder. An diesem Wochenende öffnet die Ludwiggalerie Oberhausen Tür und Tor des Schlosses Oberhausen für eine megapanische Ausstellung.
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can an email go 500 miles in 2025?

Once upon a time, there was a university president who couldn’t send an email more than 500 miles, and the wise sysadmin said that’s not possible, so the president said come to my office, and lo and behold, the emails stopped before going 500 miles. Has technology improved? Can we send an email farther than 500 miles in 2025?

There’s a lot to the story that’s obviously made up, but if we fix the details so that it can happen, we can reproduce it.

connect


We need some code to do a nonblocking connect that will timeout quickly. This is mostly copied from the examples in getaddrinfo for lookups and connect, and connect for the nonblocking check, adapted slightly to have a very short timeout and report errors.

The poll timeout is 3ms, as specified by the lore. I think this is nonsense, why would an invalid or incomplete sendmail configuration default to three milliseconds? But that’s the time you get backing a lightspeed delay out of 500 miles. We’ll see if it matters.

code

<span class=bi>#include <sys/types.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <sys/socket.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <sys/select.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <poll.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <netdb.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <err.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <unistd.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <string.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <errno.h></span>
<span class=bi>#include <stdio.h></span>

<span class=tp>int</span>
connect_wait<span class=st>(</span><span class=tp>int</span> s<span class=st>)</span>
<span class=st>{</span>
    <span class=tp>struct</span> pollfd pfd<span class=kw>[</span><span class=nm>1</span><span class=kw>]</span>;
    <span class=tp>int</span> error <span class=op>=</span> <span class=nm>0</span>;
    socklen_t len <span class=op>=</span> sizeof<span class=kw>(</span>error<span class=kw>)</span>;

    pfd<span class=kw>[</span><span class=nm>0</span><span class=kw>]</span><span class=op>.</span>fd <span class=op>=</span> s;
    pfd<span class=kw>[</span><span class=nm>0</span><span class=kw>]</span><span class=op>.</span>events <span class=op>=</span> POLLOUT;

    error <span class=op>=</span> poll<span class=kw>(</span>pfd<span class=op>,</span> <span class=nm>1</span><span class=op>,</span> <span class=nm>3</span><span class=kw>)</span>;
    <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=kw>(</span>error <span class=op>==</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span><span class=kw>)</span>
        <span class=kw>return</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span>;
    <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=kw>(</span>error <span class=op>==</span> <span class=nm>0</span><span class=kw>)</span> <span class=kw>{</span>
        errno <span class=op>=</span> ETIMEDOUT;
        <span class=kw>return</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span>;
    <span class=kw>}</span>
    <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=kw>(</span>getsockopt<span class=cm>(</span>s<span class=op>,</span> SOL_SOCKET<span class=op>,</span> SO_ERROR<span class=op>,</span> &error<span class=op>,</span> &len<span class=cm>)</span> <span class=op>==</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span><span class=kw>)</span>
        <span class=kw>return</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span>;
    <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=kw>(</span>error <span class=op>!=</span> <span class=nm>0</span><span class=kw>)</span> <span class=kw>{</span>
        errno <span class=op>=</span> error;
        <span class=kw>return</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span>;
    <span class=kw>}</span>
    <span class=kw>return</span> <span class=nm>0</span>;
<span class=st>}</span>
<span class=tp>int</span>
main<span class=st>(</span><span class=tp>int</span> argc<span class=op>,</span> <span class=tp>char</span> <span class=op>**</span>argv<span class=st>)</span>
<span class=st>{</span>
    <span class=tp>struct</span> addrinfo hints<span class=op>,</span> <span class=op>*</span>res<span class=op>,</span> <span class=op>*</span>res0;
    <span class=tp>int</span> error;
    <span class=tp>int</span> save_errno;
    <span class=tp>int</span> s;

    memset<span class=kw>(</span>&hints<span class=op>,</span> <span class=nm>0</span><span class=op>,</span> sizeof<span class=cm>(</span>hints<span class=cm>)</span><span class=kw>)</span>;
    hints<span class=op>.</span>ai_family <span class=op>=</span> AF_UNSPEC;
    hints<span class=op>.</span>ai_socktype <span class=op>=</span> SOCK_STREAM;
    error <span class=op>=</span> getaddrinfo<span class=kw>(</span>argv<span class=cm>[</span><span class=nm>1</span><span class=cm>]</span> ?<span class=op>:</span> <span class=st>"www.openbsd.org"</span><span class=op>,</span> <span class=st>"www"</span><span class=op>,</span> &hints<span class=op>,</span> &res0<span class=kw>)</span>;
    <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=kw>(</span>error<span class=kw>)</span>
        errx<span class=kw>(</span><span class=nm>1</span><span class=op>,</span> <span class=st>"%s"</span><span class=op>,</span> gai_strerror<span class=cm>(</span>error<span class=cm>)</span><span class=kw>)</span>;
    s <span class=op>=</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span>;
    <span class=kw>for</span> <span class=kw>(</span>res <span class=op>=</span> res0; res; res <span class=op>=</span> res<span class=op>-></span>ai_next<span class=kw>)</span> <span class=kw>{</span>
        s <span class=op>=</span> socket<span class=cm>(</span>res<span class=op>-></span>ai_family<span class=op>,</span> res<span class=op>-></span>ai_socktype | SOCK_NONBLOCK<span class=op>,</span>
            res<span class=op>-></span>ai_protocol<span class=cm>)</span>;
        <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=cm>(</span>s <span class=op>==</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span><span class=cm>)</span>
            <span class=kw>continue</span>;

        error <span class=op>=</span> connect<span class=cm>(</span>s<span class=op>,</span> res<span class=op>-></span>ai_addr<span class=op>,</span> res<span class=op>-></span>ai_addrlen<span class=cm>)</span>;
        <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=cm>(</span>error <span class=op>==</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span> && errno <span class=op>==</span> EINPROGRESS<span class=cm>)</span>
            error <span class=op>=</span> connect_wait<span class=cm>(</span>s<span class=cm>)</span>;
        <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=cm>(</span>error <span class=op>==</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span><span class=cm>)</span> <span class=cm>{</span>
            warn<span class=bi>(</span><span class=st>"connect failure"</span><span class=bi>)</span>;
            close<span class=bi>(</span>s<span class=bi>)</span>;
            s <span class=op>=</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span>;
            <span class=kw>continue</span>;
        <span class=cm>}</span>
        <span class=kw>break</span>;  <span class=cm>/* okay we got one */</span>
    <span class=kw>}</span>
    <span class=kw>if</span> <span class=kw>(</span>s <span class=op>==</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span><span class=kw>)</span>
        <span class=kw>return</span> <span class=op>-</span><span class=nm>1</span>;
    printf<span class=kw>(</span><span class=st>"it's a live one!\n"</span><span class=kw>)</span>;
    freeaddrinfo<span class=kw>(</span>res0<span class=kw>)</span>;
<span class=st>}</span>

The secret here is the kernel will always round 3ms up to at least one whole tick, 10ms. And maybe we get a bit extra from the current tick. So the actual timeout will be 10ms to 19ms. Enough time to make a quick roundtrip even at half c. poll or select with a zero timeout returns immediately, so not much chance of finishing the connection before that happens.

We’re not going to try sending an email with sendmail because I don’t want to wait three days while the message sits in the retry queue before failing. I hope they had some sandwiches delivered to the president’s office while the demonstration was in progress.

success


Let’s try connecting to a few schools, working our way across the country.

ix$ ./connect upenn.edu
it's a live one!
ix$ ./connect uchicago.edu
it's a live one!
ix$ ./connect ucla.edu
it's a live one!

Now I’m getting suspicious, we appear to be bending spacetime.

ix$ ping ucla.edu 
ping: Warning: ucla.edu has multiple addresses; using 3.33.167.235
PING ucla.edu (3.33.167.235): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 3.33.167.235: icmp_seq=0 ttl=245 time=1.162 ms
64 bytes from 3.33.167.235: icmp_seq=1 ttl=245 time=1.189 ms

Okay, so we have a problem where indeed the schools are not located in spacetime the way we were expecting. Everybody is using cloud whatsit for hosting, and they may well be hosted in the same data center. We haven’t gone 500 miles. For all I know, we haven’t gone 500 feet.

At this point I realized I’m also pinging web servers, not email servers, which we’ll get back to. There’s no reason the story can’t be about a failure to load a web page farther than 500 miles. But the story is funnier if it’s an email, haha, he thought it was strapped to a pigeon leg and the bird got tired.

redo


In search of success (failure), I switch to running the experiment backwards, looking for schools with ping times that are more realistic. After a while, I found a few.

ix$ ping rutgers.edu
PING rutgers.edu (128.6.46.111): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 128.6.46.111: icmp_seq=0 ttl=241 time=8.896 ms
64 bytes from 128.6.46.111: icmp_seq=1 ttl=241 time=5.768 ms
ix$ ./connect rutgers.edu                                                      
it's a live one!

Rutgers is pretty close, and indeed I can connect. Stretching out a bit farther, we start having some trouble.

ix$ ping cmu.edu 
PING cmu.edu (128.2.42.10): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 128.2.42.10: icmp_seq=0 ttl=242 time=13.764 ms
64 bytes from 128.2.42.10: icmp_seq=1 ttl=242 time=13.721 ms
ix$ ./connect cmu.edu
it's a live one!
ix$ ./connect cmu.edu
connect: connect failure: Operation timed out
ix$ ping www.maine.edu
PING lv-o-wpc-prod.its.maine.edu (130.111.28.163): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 130.111.28.163: icmp_seq=0 ttl=51 time=15.255 ms
64 bytes from 130.111.28.163: icmp_seq=1 ttl=51 time=15.310 ms
ix$ ./connect maine.edu
it's a live one!
ix$ ./connect maine.edu
connect: connect failure: Operation timed out

Maine is about 500 miles from here, so it seems we’re right on the edge again.

Dayton is 500 miles in the other direction, but the tubes are just a bit fuller.

ix$ ping udayton.edu
PING udayton.edu (131.238.73.184): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 131.238.73.184: icmp_seq=0 ttl=235 time=25.429 ms
64 bytes from 131.238.73.184: icmp_seq=1 ttl=235 time=25.437 ms
ix$ ./connect udayton.edu
connect: connect failure: Operation timed out
ix$ ./connect udayton.edu
connect: connect failure: Operation timed out

That’ll never work. As we might have predicted, the speed of light is not significantly different in 2025.

mx


And now to make it biblically accurate, let’s consider some MX servers. This would require switching the lookup code to res_query, or we can just use some existing tools to make observations.

First, get some records for schools.

host -t mx upenn.edu
upenn.edu mail is handled by 10 mxa-00390e01.gslb.pphosted.com.
host -t mx stanford.edu
stanford.edu mail is handled by 10 mxa-00000d07.gslb.pphosted.com.

Okay, so not really much different than www servers. There’s a ton of outsourcing. The ping times are interested however.

ix$ ping mxa-00390e01.gslb.pphosted.com
PING mxa-00390e01.gslb.pphosted.com (148.163.133.158): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 148.163.133.158: icmp_seq=0 ttl=242 time=62.538 ms
64 bytes from 148.163.133.158: icmp_seq=1 ttl=242 time=62.443 ms
ix$ ping mxa-00000d07.gslb.pphosted.com
PING mxa-00000d07.gslb.pphosted.com (67.231.157.125): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 67.231.157.125: icmp_seq=0 ttl=246 time=23.796 ms
64 bytes from 67.231.157.125: icmp_seq=1 ttl=246 time=23.564 ms

I can walk across town and hand deliver a postcard to Penn, but I can’t send them an email. Stanford, across the country, is almost but not quite within email range.

ix$ host -t mx ucla.edu
ucla.edu mail is handled by 1 smtp.google.com.
ix$ ping smtp.google.com
ping: Warning: smtp.google.com has multiple addresses; using 142.251.167.27
PING smtp.google.com (142.251.167.27): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 142.251.167.27: icmp_seq=0 ttl=109 time=6.533 ms
64 bytes from 142.251.167.27: icmp_seq=1 ttl=109 time=6.556 ms

Ha, there we go. I can send an email 3000 miles to UCLA without fear of timeout.

conclusion


The 500 mile limit for perfectly misconfigured servers is still in place, but good luck trying to determine which domains are accessible using a roadmap.

connect(2) - OpenBSD manual pages

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The EU Product Liability Directive will take effect Dec 2026. Software, firmware, applications, AI systems, and will now be subject to the same strict liability regime as traditional physical goods. Cybersecurity vulnerabilities will be considered product defects. Analysis by Reed Smith LLP: lexology.com/library/detail.as…

The new EU Product Liability Directive: Implications for software, digital products, and cybersecurity

The EU has adopted Directive 2024/2853 (the “Product Liability Directive” or “PLD”), which will take effect on December 9, 2026. This new Directive…
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We’re excited to announce that Mastodon 4.4 is now generally available as an upgrade for all Mastodon servers. The update brings improvements to profiles, navigation, list management, media controls, server moderation notes, and more.

blog.joinmastodon.org/2025/07/…

Mastodon 4.4

Improved profile features, enhanced list management, refreshed navigation, and the initial part of our Quote Posts implementation. All of these and more, in our latest release.
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If you are a user of Kdenlive, did you ever try to use a playback speed different than 1? like 2 time speed for instance? In that case you may have heard glitchy audio. I think this is not a bug, but an implementation issue, I think Kdenlive should use timeline stretching audio scrubbing. It is a wide spread feature in modern video editors, a seemingly ubiquitous one. So much so that users can't spot that the feature is missing and just think that there is a bug. 1/2 #kdenlive #kde
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Tim Krief

It's a much needed feature for a modern video editor, and I think it should be considered as a priority since its addition could benefit Kdenlive and its user greatly. I opened a feature request here if you want more information: bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5… Maybe the feature already exist in MLT but I don't think so. Should we ask to implement it in MLT or could Kdenlive implement it on their side. If you know any app using MLT that has proper audio scrubbing, or have any info, let me know. 2/2

506761 – Feature needed, Timeline stretching implementation of audio scrubbing

bugs.kde.org
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Carter Braxton

@Emmanuel Florac Indeed, Americans don't know what's really good for them, do they? Here we have a whole world trying to fix them and they're like the half dead patient that refuses to take his/her medication.

Americans don't realize that having the dollar overthrown and actually accommodating BRICS, would do us much more good than harm. Of course the delusions of empire would have to be lost.

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CDU verhindert mit AFD ein schon bewilligtes Demokratieförderungsprojekt weil ihr der Verein zu links ist ...


1,2 Million Euro Förderung vom Bund abgelehnt weil die CDU nicht will. Da muss man sich gar nicht mehr wundern, dass es bei der Jugend zu Demokratieverdruss kommt.

siehe: youtu.be/gNWMnUDve8E

#Jugend #Förderung #Demokratie #niewiedercdu #niemehrcdu #noafd #nonazis #Sachsen #Problem #Verarschung #Frechheit #wtf #aua #omg


Realer Irrsinn: Kein Geld für Demokratie in Salzwedel | extra 3

Weitere Themen wie Intrigen auf dem SPD-Parteitag oder Spahns Bombenidee mit Atomwaffen in der ganzen Folge extra 3. Nur einen Klick entfernt, jetzt in der A...
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HUR publishes Russian military order, claims proof of Moscow increasing military footprint in #Armenia


#HUR published what it claimed was a #Russian army order to increase its military presence at a base in Armenia, two days after HUR's warning of such a move was denied by Yerevan.

HUR first made the claim on July 5, saying #Russia was increasing its forces at the Gyumri base to exert greater influence in the South #Caucasus and "destabilize the global security situation."

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#RussianAggression


HUR publishes Russian military order, claims proof of Moscow increasing military footprint in Armenia

HUR first made the claim on July 5, saying Russia was increasing its forces at the Gyumri base to exert greater influence in the South Caucasus and "destabilize the global security situation."
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#What Freedom of Speech?
The United States was founded on the principle of freedom of speech. The Constitution, which called into existence a government of limited powers, did not delegate to the federal government the power to suppress criticism or to infringe on the natural, God-given right of freedom of speech. ----The regime simply starts having its military and paramilitary goons start arresting critics, disappearing them in terrorist confinement facilities, torturing them, and then killing them. Everyone else understands. No more criticism of the regime.
Federal officials have long designed sophisticated ways to suppress speech in wide sectors of American society, such as the business, educational, banking, medical, and even the mainstream-media sectors.
fff.org/2025/07/03/what-freedo…
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Rich

Trump is threatening to employ the power of the federal government to destroy or severely harm an American citizen. And for what? For simply speaking out against Trump’s spending and debt bill. CEOs of universities, big corporations, banks, medical companies, and other establishments criticizing the policies of the federal government. The dole system and the regulated-economy system are very sophisticated devices that have succeeded in silencing them. They don’t dare to exercise freedom of speech, no matter what the First Amendment says.

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As per letters sent to various countries yesterday, in addition to letters that will be sent today, tomorrow, and for the next short period of time, TARIFFS WILL START BEING PAID ON AUGUST 1, 2025. There has been no change to this date, and there will be no change. In other words, all money will be due and payable starting AUGUST 1, 2025 - No extensions will be granted. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

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#Jahrtausenhitze #Snicklink
#Wissenschaft #Korruption #Aktivisten #fehlendeObjektivität #UlfBüntgen
#KlimaLüge #KLimawandel #KlimaKirche #Abzocke
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#Dollar is collapsing
The worst performance in 52 years sparks terror in the markets.

Shock and awe is being caused by the new plunge in the dollar, which has recorded its worst first-half performance in 52 years, bringing back memories of the Nixon era and the end of #BrettonWoods.
By June, the #US currency plunged 10.7% against its major rivals and sparking scenarios of dramatic upheavals in the global economic order.

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*Palestine Action isn’t a danger to British democracy - but this repressive government is.* Any government that tries to stretch the definition of "terrorism" as an excuse to


Palestine Action isn’t a danger to British democracy – but Yvette Cooper is

The home secretary is apparently an admirer of the suffragettes. I have no doubt that if they were active today she would proscribe them, too, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
George Monbiot (The Guardian)
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