- Israeli Soldiers Accused of Using Polymarket To Bet on Strikes
- I wonder how people can be so gullible as to swallow PR spin like this. Navalny, a marginal politician and an enemy agent by his very biography (a graduate of the Yale World Fellow program, Yale's version of the Chicago Boys, young leaders trained to topple governments on behalf of the US Nazi kleptocracy), what sense did it make to poison him "with a rare toxin" when he could have been killed in any number of ways without leaving a trace, and there was no reason to do it anyway? It's clear that the "leaders" who are "speaking out" are desperately seeking notoriety to keep the common folk under their thumb, and they are losing, but stooping to such levels only shows extreme fragility.
- In Latest Blow To Free Speech, German Courts Could Issue "Speaking Ban" Against Top AfD Politician
- Benefits For Brain, Heart, and Lungs Found for Drugs Like Viagra and Cialis, for the drug or from the sex?
- IBM tripling entry-level jobs after finding the limits of AI adoption
- 5,300-year-old 'bow drill' rewrites story of ancient Egyptian tools
- BlackRock: a 1% crypto allocation in Asia could generate $2 trillion
- Thailand accelerates integration of Bitcoin into the regulated derivatives market
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