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Iran distributes iodine tablets The US midterm elections are over, and the Democrats have won. Now the question is what the Trump administration will do about Iran's Pickaxe Mountain and Kharg Island. Meanwhile, the Times reports that the Iranian government is distributing iodine tablets to communities near nuclear facilities,…
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Polish conservative firebrand Dominik Tarczyński recently explained liberal Prime Minister Donald Tusk's attempted judicial coup as being driven by him then wanting to seize control of the Central Bank, introduce the euro, and then finally transfer Poland's gold to the European Central Bank (ECB) in Germany. As it turns out, Poland has…
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Since the start of the war in Ukraine in February 2022, the US, the European Union, and numerous other countries have provided military, financial, and humanitarian aid on an unprecedented scale. However, caution is advised when considering the published figures, which appear to be in the billions: governments sometimes include refugee…
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What began as an afternoon rally for better school funding and lower living costs turned into something far darker near Frankfurt’s Zeil shopping street, where hooded rioters, some as young as 13, smashed their way into a gun store as police scrambled to contain the chaos. The Oct. 31 rampage, which followed a protest organized…
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Imagine walking into your local discount store for some fruit, only to be escorted out as a suspected shoplifter. Your crime? An algorithm decided you looked like someone else. This isn’t a dystopian novel. It’s going on now in British retail stores, and American shoppers should pay close attention because the same technology is…
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A 50-year cover-up revealed In 1974, a German gastroenterologist named Gerhard Volkheimer presented alarming research at a New York City scientific meeting: Ingested plastic particles could pass through the intestinal wall and travel to the brain, liver and other organs within hours, bypassing the body's natural defences entirely.…
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While European households struggled to pay their energy bills, the continent's oil companies more than doubled their profits in the last quarter, benefiting from the advantages of the US-Israeli war against Iran. Exactly eight months after American and Israeli forces began bombing Iran, the price of Brent crude oil stood at $115 on…
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Researchers investigating a boat-shaped rock formation in eastern Turkey, believed to be the remains of Noah's Ark, have drilled deep into the structure and taken more than 400 samples, which are now being analysed in the laboratory. The project is being carried out by the group Noah's Ark Scans, which states that this is the first…
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Hungary, Romania, and now Poland show a recurring pattern: wherever political majorities shift or governments deviate from the EU's course, constitutional courts, presidents, and electoral procedures become the focus of bitter power struggles – and Brussels wields considerable influence through rule-of-law proceedings and billions in EU…
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Peter Thiel, the co-founder of PayPal and Palantir (PLTR), who in 2016 was the first major technology investor to back Trump and the biggest funder of the Super PACs behind JD Vance's 2022 Senate campaign, has now drawn a clear line on Trump's crucial foreign policy gamble. In a recording of a private lecture on October 12 in…
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That is a rather narcissistic question to begin with, isn’t it? If we want to be something, then, according to this statement, we can be that, regardless of what it means to anyone else, or what it means to our own obligations to reality. The woke liberal culture would say yes: we can be anything we want to be. Anything? According…
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The Ukrainian Ministry of Finance has commissioned Rothschild & Co. to prepare the sale of Ukrgasbank and Sense Bank. The banking group is tasked with attracting investors and organizing the auction; in addition to a fixed fee, a success-based commission of up to three percent of the proceeds is stipulated. The Ministry emphasizes…
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Over the years, I have frequently written about what I call the “looter class” and the “producer class” in order to explore the reasons why certain people, groups, and cultures seem to consistently resort to looting and destruction instead of building something of value themselves. It is a threat the West has been grappling with…
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The Simple and Extraordinary Method for Living Intensely and Fully in the “Here and Now”. “Carpe diem” is a famous phrase from a Latin poem written by Horace. In short, it can be translated as the wise exhortation: “Live fully, in a plenary state of consciousness, the present moment.”
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India's Prime Minister warns that states can now be economically crippled without the use of traditional weapons. In Japan, trading accounts were indeed manipulated following a massive cyberattack. G7 countries and central banks are simulating attacks on the financial system, while major US banks are blocking autonomous AI agents from…
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Polish MEP Grzegorz Braun confronted Kaja Kallas with serious accusations in the European Parliament: While Brussels continues to finance Ukraine and prepare it for EU accession, according to Braun, warfare itself is developing into a Ukrainian “export product.” He cited Niger as an example, claiming that warnings had been issued there…
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The legal battle over alleged vaccine injuries, which was heard on October 22nd at the Noord-Nederland court in Leeuwarden, is not a typical personal injury case. Seven citizens suffering from serious health problems after receiving their covid-19 vaccinations have sued a number of prominent figures – including former Dutch Prime Minister…
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Five organizations that participated in current protest movements in France and Italy, supported demonstrations, or criticized police actions have demonstrably received funding from European Union programs. This funding can be traced through their own financial reports, project documentation, and EU funding programs. These are the…
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A new review article published on October 19, 2026, examines ivermectin and mebendazole as potential complementary cancer therapies. The authors describe a total of 37 different antitumor mechanisms of action and preclinical activity in 25 human cancers. Particularly noteworthy are the results of a small randomized trial in…
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The noise, infrasound, and dirty electricity pouring out of data centers explain the backlash against them, and the same money driving the buildout could finally bring cheap, clean power to market. Story at a Glance: Harmful products are rarely removed because of the harm they cause; they are removed once an equally profitable…
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The biggest breakthrough in modern theoretical physics is the discovery that gravity can collapse the dimensions of space. Physicists don’t yet understand the implications. In my first months as a physics journalist nearly a decade ago, I kept running into an inscrutable string of characters: AdS/CFT. Thoroughly intimidated, I…
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The European Union has allocated $736 million for online censorship programs while simultaneously expanding its power to punish journalists and citizens for speech deemed objectionable – often without judicial oversight, court hearings or the right to face accusers. At the centre of the controversy is German journalist Huseyin…
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French President Emmanuel Macron acted entirely in Orwellian fashion this week. Although Macron was long a darling of the Western media, he is among the world's most vocal opponents of free speech. This week he declared: “The so-called American 'freedom of speech,' as it is propagated by some today, is the antithesis of freedom of…
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What was previously considered a private retreat could lose its anonymity due to artificial intelligence. The US company Graylark has unveiled a technology that can determine a person's location based on a single photograph taken in a hotel room or vacation apartment – even without GPS data. The technology is not only being offered to law…
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American breast surgeon and breast cancer specialist Jennifer Simmons fundamentally questions the traditional mammography screening method. In an extensive interview with Del Bigtree of The HighWire, she explains that, in her opinion, the current screening system does not make women healthier, but rather leads to an increasing number of…
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The US Department of Defense has officially clarified that the new mRNA flu vaccine may not be used in military facilities. While this excludes members of the armed forces, there appear to be no comparable restrictions for the general population. The decision has drawn criticism and raised questions about double standards in vaccine…
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General Sir Roly Walker, Chief of the Army General Staff in the UK, has declared that Britons will be required to make sacrifices for their country in a coming war. He addressed around 700 soldiers at Catterick Garrison and laid out the coming reality in plain terms. “You didn't know this, but our nation is going to need you,” he…
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Semafor (a global digital news organization) is one of the least discussed media in the public eye. It is exceptionally well-suited to conveying the opinions of the “elite” or “C-suite” (executive staff) of corporations in the imperial power itself, the United States, to a wider audience. Semafor publishes both news and opinion pieces…
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The civil case against Bill Gates in Leeuwarden, Netherlands, has taken a remarkable turn. Following two legally substantiated objections by lawyer Peter Stassen, the Noord-Nederland court ruled on October 14th that more than three hours of sworn expert testimony should be admitted as evidence. This gives the extraordinary case a new…
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France's weeks-long social unrest intensified during this weekend, with footage circulating on X showing a clear escalation in violence by radicals and a deterioration in public order. The sustained chaos is exposing the limits of President Emmanuel Macron's rapid response and raising alarming questions about his government's ability to…
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Elon Musk recently unveiled a flying car that looks like something straight out of a science fiction movie, yet it is becoming a reality right before our eyes. The new Tesla model can not only fly, but is also capable of performing spectacular aerial stunts, leaping over obstacles, and even driving upside down. One of the most…
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You’ve probably heard this one before. Scientists asked themselves what would occur if one builds a time machine, decides to go back in time, and kill his grandfather. What occurs then? Would one cease to exist, meaning he never builds the time machine and goes back in time – creating an impossible loop? This is the grandfather…
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Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson considers a direct military confrontation between Russia and several European NATO states a serious possibility. In an extensive conversation with former US officer Stanislav “Stas” Krapivnik, Johnson estimated the probability of Russia and European states exchanging fire directly within the next six to…
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Politicians and journalists presented the colour revolutions as spontaneous uprisings by liberal and progressive forces. In reality, they gave rise to corrupt and repressive governments that ruled through brutality, including political assassinations.
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The United States is revising its strategy for the. However, unlike previous major Nuclear Posture Reviews, this new review will not be published as a comprehensive report for the public. Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby himself confirmed this at the US Strategic Command's Deterrence Symposium. When asked directly whether the…
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International headlines about Irkutsk paint a disturbing picture: suspected plague, quarantine, a dead scientist, and speculation about a lab accident or even a biological weapon. But an American who lives in Irkutsk has walked through the city, visited hospitals and the affected institute, and checked the circulating claims. Her…
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What a person sees can increasingly be reconstructed from their brain activity. Researchers at the Weizmann Institute for Science in Israel have developed Brain-IT, an AI model that can generate images from fMRI scans of the brain that are astonishingly close to the actual subject being viewed. The institute itself refers to this as a new…
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The World Economic Forum is creating a new annual meeting for the next generation of global leaders. From October 13 to 15, 2026, the “Global Future Leaders” will convene for the first time in Dubai. The agenda will include artificial intelligence, robotics, geopolitical security, and technologies that are increasingly encroaching…
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An alarming amount of poor-quality academic and scientific research has been discovered in recent years. Inconsistent research results, based on poor methodologies or of limited practical impact, are too often turned into big, broad, but unreliable claims – which are then amplified by politicians or the media to support a narrative or…
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The European Union is rolling out an age-verification system that requires official ID – passports or national identity cards – to prove one is old enough for certain online content and services. Officials have already flagged VPNs as a problem that “needs closing.” Read that again. A digital identity layer for the internet.…
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First, they came for the teachers. Now they’re putting sex doll robots in front of children – and calling anyone who objects “anti-science.” The Cattaraugus County School District purchased the Realbotix M-Series robot for Salamanca High School as part of a pilot program that also includes an AI “teaching assistant” called Optio.…
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Federal regulatory modifications that eased enforcement of on-site backup generator emissions are contributing to increased health risks from data centres, according to a report released by the Environmental Protection Network (EPN), a nonprofit whose members are former public officials who maintain an interest in environmental policy.…
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A recent survey shows researchers remain divided on fundamental concepts Many of the world’s greatest scientists remain in startling disagreement with one another about the nature of reality itself. After conducting what is likely the largest survey of its kind, researchers reported that a vast majority of physicists believe the big…
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