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Tag Archives: US
It’s all Chinese to me
I have to say London is always open for business: https://www.politico.eu/article/uk-to-approve-massive-china-embassy-london/ Dec 2nd, 2025 Update: Starmer delays decision to approve Embassy: https://news.sky.com/story/government-delays-chinese-super-embassy-decision-again-13478365 And seems so is the United States of America: xAI to deploy Telsa Megapacks at Colossus II supercomputing … Continue reading
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Tagged 14 eyes, 2027 deadline, 5 eyes, 9 eyes, AI, C5, China, Chinese Embassy, Chinese supplies, Colossus, cyber weapons, datacenter, ending 5 eyes, grouping, harm, health, India, Labour Party, lithium batteries, London, Memphis, NATO alliance, Pentagon, Russia, supercomputer, UK Government, unregulated, US
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Heads will start to roll
No 1: Larry Summers whose ‘wingman’, he said in an email, was Epstein. (2013 to 2019). Larry Summers had a connection with Jeffrey Epstein that spanned several years, including meetings and communications even after Epstein’s 2008 guilty plea for soliciting … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s to present, conflict, france, geopolitics, Harvard, israel, Jeffrey Epstein, Kirill Dimitriev, land grabs, middle east, Moscow, paedophiles, Palestine, Putin, real estate, Russia, sex trafficking, spies, UK, US, wars, wealth, world resource race, zionism
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Trying to get my head round the Japan deal
I have read many articles from English speaking news outlets, but the only one which fits the situation for me is this one, which I am reposting, from Just Security: And https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/trump-takaichi-agree-rare-earth-critical-minerals-supply-2025-10-28/
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Tagged China monopoly, energy, Japan, magnets, Nuclear Power, rare earths, Trump deal, US, world trade
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Let’s cut them off at the pass……
So now another Trump ally has bought Dominion: https://abcnews.go.com/US/dominion-voting-systems-sold-company-run-former-republican/story?id=126378259 Earlier in the year, The Republican plan to silence millions of voters Voting rights advocates are sounding the alarm after Trump and House Republicans roll out sweeping changes to how elections … Continue reading
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Tagged authoritarian, citizen documents, democracy, Fact Check, gerrymandering, ID proof, immigration, minority voting, poverty, private data, Project 2025, redistricting, reliable sources, right to vote, targeting enemies of regime, US, voting rights, wealth, white supremacy
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Who owns us?
Larry Ellson, 3 years older than me, seems to own my private data. Guess no-one bothered to ask me if I approved of that, but then, maybe to them, I am just a number: Cash-strapped NHS trusts hand former PM … Continue reading
Words are powerful
The following is an extract from ‘The Friends of Israel’ and it is particularly important that anyone reading the book understands the semantics used, so as to be clear about the future use of descriptions such as ‘Israel lobby’. Those … Continue reading
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Tagged apartheid, Israel lobby, Jewish, muslim, Palestine, religion, right wing, UK, US, zionism
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Chekov’s Gun
Another great book I’m reading, which helps me stay sane amongst the lies and false statements flying around social media, is Bob Woodward ‘s book, ‘War’. At the stirrings of the Ukrainian invasion, Woodward reported in his book: “Chekhov’s gun” … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century, autocrats, Biden, Democrats, expansionism, lawful, lawless, NATO, Putin, Russia, Trump, ukraine, US, world leaders
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Since Isabella of Spain, the Inquisition, Opus Dei expanded extremist Catholicism
I wrote a few blogs about the 15th century Iberian Peninsula back in 2017, such as: https://borderslynn.com/2017/06/13/forceful-woman And, in reading the piece below, I have learned those extremist Catholic beliefs have never been extinguished. The Opus Dei cult has evolved … Continue reading
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Tagged 1928, belief systems, cult, Curtis Yarvin, democracy v autocracy, extreme Catholicism, extreme conservatism, foreign policy, Franco, global religion, inquisition, Opus Dei, Rome, Russia, secretive, spain, US
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Ultimate Sin
So now I’m reading ‘Burn Book’, by Kara Fisher. As I was passionate about computers in education back in 1981, this book has great resonance for me. Kara Fisher began as a journalist, intrigued by the young start-ups in Silicon … Continue reading
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Tagged Brutality, capitalism, cruelty, disrupters, globalisation, human behaviour, human suffering, influence, politics, silicon valley, technology, US, vulnerability
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