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Following the facts, applying the theory, with one eye on the bigger picture. Curious futurist.
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Alex Winter
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People who come on here and mistake a lack of desire to argue with a lack of engagement is proof positive that X has broken brains.
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trump is correct; order of magnitudes worse than bad deals. He makes dumb deals.
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Trump says he does not make bad deals, but even Republican hawks doubt that now
The US has apparently had to agree to unfreeze billions of Iranian assets for a regime more hardline than before the war
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/24/trump-says-he-does-not-make-bad-deals-but-even-republican-hawks-doubt-that-now?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
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ānativeā either blissful ignorance of historical Britain, or ?
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Sam Freedman
about 3 hours ago
If you're still trying to figure it out after a decade that might be a clue....
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BrooklynDad_Defiant!
about 6 hours ago
It's such a smart idea for trump to show Iran that they are dealing with a completely sane, stable person in negotiations, I don't see how they can fail with such carefully calibrated diplomatic messaging š
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DonOffie
about 15 hours ago
The state of America in four panels.
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George Conway āļøšŗšø
about 11 hours ago
He's completely incompetent, even apart from being deranged.
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Elizabeth Warren
about 21 hours ago
The President should be lowering costs, not trading stocks.
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Angry
about 17 hours ago
Oh no, the deal is already breaking down. It was supposed to last at least until they could manipulate the market on Tuesday
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Angry
about 20 hours ago
Weāre about to pay Iran billions of dollars to open the Strait that was open before the war, and to hand over the highly enriched uranium they didnāt have before Trump pulled out of the JCPOA. Art of the deal, baby.
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T.J. Stiles
about 20 hours ago
The tech bros gave us crypto currency that isnāt currency, artificial intelligence that isnāt intelligence, and prediction markets that are inside-trader scams. On the other hand, they have given us gigantic data centers that employ no one and destroy communities. So thereās that.
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Lee West
1 day ago
CUBA Rubio warns Cuban leaders they wonāt be able to ābuy time,ā calls Cuba a āthreatā < not sure if the rest of America sees it that way as this isnāt the Cold War anymore.
www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-...
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Rubio warns Cuban leaders they wonāt be able to ābuy time,ā calls Cuba a āthreatā
āTheyāre not going to be able to wait us out or buy time. Weāre very serious, weāre very focused.ā
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/cuba/article315846247.html#storylink=cpy
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James OāBrien
1 day ago
This looks like bullshit stenography to me. Glen Owen also āreportedā Farageās lies about French police & a monoglot mechanic ātelling himā his car had been ātampered withā in an āassassination attemptā when he was trying to distract attention from something else. Also, Putin *wants* him to be PM!
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George Conway āļøšŗšø
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Thor Benson
1 day ago
The president posted 25 times today instead of attending his son's wedding celebration
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trump loses again
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Trish Greenhalgh
1 day ago
Every summer I repost this article on how to spot drowning. Please read it and pass on. In the last few years Iāve had SIX messages from people who saved a kidās life after clicking on the link from my feed.
slate.com/technology/2...
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Drowning Doesnāt Look Like Drowning
Drowning is not the violent, splashing call for help that most people expect.
https://slate.com/technology/2013/06/rescuing-drowning-children-how-to-know-when-someone-is-in-trouble-in-the-water.html
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Carole Cadwalladr
2 days ago
NEW: The Crypto Connection.
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brings youā¦Part 1 of The Harbourne Receipts. A forensic examination of the cryptobillionaireās donations & Farageās crypto announcements. And guess what? Thereās a pattern. Starting with the now infamous Ā£5m gift.
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Billionaire Christopher Harborne donated millions to Farage and Johnson. Then the pro-crypto announcements began. Is there a connection?
The crypto investorās Ā£5m gift to Reformās leader coincided with the partyās new-found advocacy for digital assets ā part of a pattern of significant political donations that also included Ā£1m to the ...
https://www.thenerve.news/p/investigation-billionaire-christopher-harborne-30m-farage-boris-johnson-reform-brexit-pro-crypto
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Carole Cadwalladr
2 days ago
Correlation is not causation but facts are facts.
@thenerve.news
has also established that Harbourne has poured an extraordinary £30m into British politics! In just 6 years. This is a story not just about Farage, but Johnson too. 4/
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Iron Spike
2 days ago
We all literally, LITERALLY just watched NASA fly four absolute all-stars the farthest any human has ever been from Earth and back flawlessly, and yet we're still continuously forced to pretend Musk's bullshit catastrophe factory is the future of human space exploration
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Phillips OBrien
2 days ago
The US is not āabandoningā its efforts for āpeaceā in the Ukraine-Russia war. They were never trying for peace. The Trump administration was trying to get a great deal for Putin, and the Ukrainians refused. Now the Ukrainians have no need of this charade. The war will end when Russia is defeated.
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Lee West
3 days ago
Trump directs legal migrants to return to home country to apply for green cards | The Hill
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Trump directs legal migrants to return to home country to apply for green cards
The Trump administration on Friday announced prospective immigrants would need to return to their home country to apply for green cards, a move that would stifle the most common pathway used for leā¦
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5891580-legal-migrants-green-cards/amp/
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Hopeful in AZ
3 days ago
Just wanted to let you know that the IRS has audited every president annually for decades now to ensure there was no corruption and the reason you didn't know that was because only one president found that to be a problem
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Tupina
3 days ago
We need people to be able to see a future they want their kids to live in. This isn't an easy force to measure, but to me it's by far the strongest one. Nihilism is destructive to society and humanity. It also prevails. We can't even convince people the climate is worth saving. It's really bad.
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Shooti
3 days ago
#ResistanceEarth
This headline tells only part of the story. The U.S. tried to get the resolution withdrawn and when that failed got it watered down. The U.S. voted against it anyway, calling it an effort to "attack American energy,ā a.k.a. oil industry profits.
thehill.com/policy/energ...
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UN votes to affirm responsibility to mitigate climate change, while US votes against
The United NationsĀ voted this weekĀ to affirm that countries have a responsibility to protect people from climate change, while the U.S. was one of a handful of member states to vote againā¦
https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/5890075-united-nations-climate-change/
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David Henig
3 days ago
First the context for UK-EU relations. Traditional UK approach of cherry-picking trade leads to technical talks, but now far more clarity from the EU that it is geopolitics and security that drives their interest. Question as to whether UK politics can adjust.
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3 days ago
Enslaved people lasted for centuries. These idiots couldnāt even hold a hallway for an afternoon.
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Judd Legum
5 days ago
1. Number of stories about Trump buying and selling hundreds of millions of dollars in stocks in the first three months of 2026: CBS: 0 CNN: 0 Fox News: 0 NPR: 0 PBS: 0 Politico: 0 Semafor: 0 Business Insider: 0
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Kristy Greenberg
4 days ago
Theyā didnāt leak Trumpās tax returns. An IRS contractor did - along with thousands of other tax returns - during Trumpās first term. Bidenās DOJ prosecuted the contractor, who got the max: 5 years in prison. This is shameful spin from SDNY U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton.
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Aaron Rupar
4 days ago
this is an all time Trump clip
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Nina Zeelen
3 months ago
The man who broke Europe "Europese landen moeten bezuinigen 'op een intelligente manier zoals Nederland dat doet', zei Rutte. De premier de besparingen als noodzakelijk, hij is niet bang dat Nederland zich kapot bezuinigt."
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BrooklynDad_Defiant!
4 days ago
Middle Age Riot NEVER misses. š
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Ian Dunt
4 days ago
No-one gives a damn, but this is a testament to our complete moral collapse on this issue.
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Mark Chadbourn
4 days ago
āYouGov's study of the 2026 local elections shows that just 46% of 2024 Labour voters who went to the polls remained loyal to the party, with more backing the Greens (22%) than Reform UK (6%) two weeks ago The Conservatives retained 55% of their 2024 voters, with 33% switching to Reform UK.ā
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Dr Duncan Robertson
4 days ago
When this leadership thing is over (if it's ever over), can the government have a nice cup of tea and a sit down, and have a long hard think about what they are doing. Thank you.
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Itās this short-sightedness trap we have been in since Cameron chose to go ahead with the Referendum. A v British Groundhog Day the UK has chosen to embrace rather than find ways to move beyond.
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Helene von Bismarck
4 days ago
This is truly a historic moment. I donāt say this easily. Itās not just that the 90s are over. We are living through a seismic change that calls the order we all have relied on for 80 years into question. But by all means letās ignore that and take our time to sort out inner Labour drama.
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Helene von Bismarck
4 days ago
You read the latest news about NATO, Iran, and Ukraine, and then you look to London with the current inner-Labour hissy fit, combined with a peevish PM devoid of direction or strategic thinking, and it all just seems maddeningly inward-looking and, dare I say it, provincial.
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Sunder Katwala (sundersays)
5 days ago
Most of Britain thinks net migration is still rising ā when it has actually fallen by more than three-quarters From our new 2026
@britishfuture.bsky.social
study of public attitudes to immigration, published online here
www.britishfuture.org/britain-thin...
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Britain thinks net migration is rising ā when it has actually fallen by more than three-quarters - British Future
Findings from British Futureās annual Immigration Attitudes Tracker reveal the extent of public misperceptions on net migration.
https://www.britishfuture.org/britain-thinks-net-migration-is-rising-when-it-has-actually-fallen-by-more-than-three-quarters/
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Wajahat Ali
4 days ago
In other news, love seeing the chuds lose their minds realizing The Boys has been a satire and mockery of their beloved Trump and fragile AF MAGA movement. And, yes, in that hypothetical, Trump would behave exactly like Homelander to save his own skin.
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āforeign encroachmentā. Wait, what?
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Eliot Higgins
5 days ago
Labour moving on from its past mistakes by recreating them identically.
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Scott Horton
5 days ago
Ivan Ehlers, The New Yorker
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Tony Yates
5 days ago
Instead they are helping relax sanctions on Russia to increase their oil sales, leaning on supermarkets to keep food prices for essentials low for everyone. And not being clear about whose fault this all is.
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Tony Yates
5 days ago
The govt seem to be doing everything wrong on oil, poor economics, poor politics. They should be encouraging energy and travel saving, pushing on policies that help that, increasing benefits to help poor families cope with higher food and energy prices, being clear that Trump is to blame.
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Tom Roberts
5 days ago
Is it morally defensible? No. But is it a coherent response to a difficult situation? No. Ah, but is it effective in bringing down fuel prices? Ha, you're not going to believe this...
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Jacob Aron
6 days ago
Ok I've designed an LLM prompt to make Google AI just give you a list of links. It's longer than you might think because it kept ignoring the instructions. This is efficient. This is The Futureā¢
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