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Julian Assange: Home Secretary Signs US Extradition Request
(bbc.com)
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I get downvoted sometimes for expressing my opinion, i've come to expect that here (though your prediction and my expectations were so far wrong in this case), but i dont think saying that Tr*mp lies shamelessly is new to anyone, even
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The leader of the strongest country lies every time it speaks. Once and again wars are sold as freedom campaigns and coups as saving democracy. Surveilance has been institutionalized and privacy comoditized. We are in the most orwelian era
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A quantum simulation of Unruh radiation
(phys.org)
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Learning XML External Entity (XXE) Injection (Tutorial)
(portswigger.net)
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This makes perfect sense: - 10 millon usd to Google is close to nothing. - payout if success would be huge and there is place for unexpected derivative technology. - there is still lots of wiggle place in physics, think for example supercon
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This is old news i remember this.
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Leaked OPCW report suggests Syria gas attack was 'staged'
(youtube.com)
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Another case of violent successful resistance is the cuban revolution. My guess is only small changes that can be coopted/incorporated into current system can do so non-violently.
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Mexico, Colombia and Brazil are the most dangerous countries for being a human rights activist or journalist. Meanwhile global corporate media mostly focuses on Venezuela...
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Police state intensifies
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Maybe blackwater offers to help there...
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Not profitable while reaching the market ceiling and bad reception in lots of places... no wonder here
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SOrry didn't the CIA funded Google and Facebook? Who do segmenting of people, face recognition and more? https://medium.com/insurge-intelligence/how-the-cia-made-goo...
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I would totally buy into this, recently i found two really disturbing facts that made me uninstall Instagram, - first that while its open it listens to what you say and then shows you adds based on that (no i didnt search for the same thin
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This is at least a week old news and was promptly fixed.
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Both the NOPEC passing and the Sauds ditching the dollar would be great, but as the article says "The chances of the U.S. bill known as NOPEC coming into force are slim and Saudi Arabia would be unlikely to follow through(...)"
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If the cost of the recertification is more than the expected profits, we don't do one
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1- Be born rich 2- ? Whatever 3- Profit
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I have considered it for avoiding ubiquitous video surveillance and face recognition. Plus also worried about pullution, though dont know how much protection it provides in taht sense.
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Wouldn't surprise me, they recently caught a guy related to the DEA/US EMbasy in Argnetina extorting politicians and business men, among other things.
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Wonder how many "contractors" (aka mercenaries) are hanging around the Colombia-Venezuela border right now.
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I did read it some days ago, it's real https://www.democracynow.org/2019/2/20/headlines/haiti_polic...
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I hope they preserve at least some of it instead of escavating it
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> The SEC says Musk has manifestly violated an agreement reached in September, when he settled an SEC lawsuit by consenting to have his tweets preapproved by Tesla attorneys before sending them out on Twitter. > That didn’t stop Musk
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Yes, housing is a right not a speculation opportunity. Also there should be opportunities for people to get their own houses, like cheap credits with a monthly payment close to the rent.
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Well, it's not like they financed the september 11 attacks...
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Open Veins of Latin America by Eduardo Galeano http://library.uniteddiversity.coop/More_Books_and_Reports/O...
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It's called monopoly, there is no infinite offer "people will spend whatever it takes to get a roof over their heads. Cities are not infinitely sprawlable, so it's possible to corner the market on places to live in them. Even
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It's weird how when we talk about political manipulation we always talk about bots and fake news as only fringe media, while we overlook the biggest manipulation that comes from right wing concentrated multimedia like CNN, CNBC, etc. T
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