SomebodyJE

[SomebodyJE @JohnEnache]

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[Clash Report @clashreport]

NEW: Boeing has won the U.S. Navy’s F/A-XX competition, beating Northrop Grumman for a contract worth more than $20 billion to develop the Navy’s next-generation carrier fighter.

The aircraft is expected to enter service in the 2030s, replacing the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

Bill Gates thinks we are way too casual about what could go wrong with AI.

He says awareness of the risks is “extremely low” outside the industry including among academics, policymakers and politicians and warns it’s “insane” to expect AI companies to regulate themselves.

His biggest concern is that we’ll wait for a devastating cyber or biological attack before putting serious safeguards in place.

Basically, Gates is asking whether we really need millions of people to die before we decide maybe some guardrails were a good idea. That's quite a warning.

Writer: Lynn

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Lindsay Clancy's lawyers are attempting to block a retrial - why? @skydavidblevins explains

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[Sputnik @SputnikInt]

Chinese robots perform traditional Arab sword dance

Wielding canes instead of swords – as is often the case – the robots performed the dancing routine without a hitch.

The performance took place at a reception in Chinese embassy in Saudi Arabia, marking the 77th anniversary of the PRC founding.

[Alexander Dugin @AGDugin]

We aren’t fighting in the Ukraine the “Nazis”. We are fighting the Western hegemony, Sea Power, Atlanticist geopolitics. There is no more Nazis in the world - only Seapower vs Landpower. China pretends still to be Rimland. In vain. It has to choose the camp. Sooner or later.

[Clash Report @clashreport]

RFK Jr.:

We’ll never ever again be able to be dominated by public officials who tell us, “Trust the experts.”

[The Telegraph @Telegraph]

Vladimir Putin is pumping 17.1 trillion roubles (£154bn) into his war effort – a record sum since the invasion of Ukraine began.

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[Sky News @SkyNews]

The US president told Sky's Mark Stone that this was a "long-standing investigation" that America was "involved in".

Watch @Stone_SkyNews' exchange with Donald Trump

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[NEWSMAX @NEWSMAX]

President Donald Trump on Tuesday unveiled https://t.co/HvEmePRSn5, an artificial intelligence-powered portal designed to give Americans a single entry point for navigating federal government information and services, declaring that the technology could fundamentally change the way citizens interact with Washington. MORE: https://t.co/klxYYhdbIQ

[Redacted @RedactedNews]

Don't be fooled by promises of no CBDCs. Programmable digital currency is coming, whether through the GENIUS Act or CLARITY Act. This system is rolling out globally in lockstep with Agenda 2030. #CentralBankDigitalCurrency #Agenda2030 #FinancialFreedom

[BobbyD @bobbydtiktok]

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[Alexander Dugin @AGDugin]

Nuclear war is much more plausible scenario.

[The Independent @Independent]

Dancing With the Stars week 3 LIVE: Yacht Rock night just hours away

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[SomebodyJE @JohnEnache]

RT @FoxNews: WATCH: Mark Zuckerberg outlines the AI framework tech leaders agreed to after meeting with President Trump at the White House.…

[Le Point @LePoint]

Après plusieurs mois d’attente, le candidat à la présidentielle a dévoilé les contours de sa réforme des retraites. Objectif : montrer sa détermination à redresser les comptes publics, sans donner le sentiment d’une potion trop amère. Périlleux.

Par @H_brachet @ElCottereau @NathalieSchuck
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[The Telegraph @Telegraph]

There are several possible explanations for the surprise release on bail of five men arrested near RAF Fairford on Sunday, but perhaps the most obvious answer lies in how enemy states now recruit their operatives.

@PaulNuki has more 👇
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[Le Figaro @Le_Figaro]

L'ex-président socialiste estime que le gouvernement devrait «faire très attention» à l’actuel mouvement de colère des lycéens. →https://t.co/Ch5FAKlrmE

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇮🇱🇵🇸 Historical suffering cannot become a permanent excuse for what you do next.

Mohammed Hijab thinks one of the most dangerous forces in the Israel-Palestine conflict is grievance becoming identity.

His argument is not that historical suffering is imaginary, but that real suffering can eventually become a justification for inflicting suffering on somebody else.

Jews can point to centuries of persecution. Muslims can point to Iraq, Afghanistan and other wars.

Neither, Hijab argues, gets “a forever pass to harm everybody else.”

He compares it to someone committing murder and then asking the court to excuse it because his ancestors were oppressed.

The history may explain the anger, buit it does not erase responsibility for what happens next.

And Hijab thinks this becomes particularly dangerous when victimhood turns into a permanent worldview.

Every attack becomes justified by the last attack. Every retaliation creates another grievance. Every new grievance becomes justification for the next retaliation.

Eventually nobody is arguing about how to end the cycle.

They are arguing about whose suffering gives them greater permission to continue it.

[The Telegraph @Telegraph]

'Andy Burnham has renounced the Blairite New Labour revolution. His message was a quite explicit appeal to the Labour vision of 1945 in which all progress was achieved by collective action rather than individual aspiration'

Janet Daley argues 'how could his vision of a re-industrialised, re-nationalised country survive in a globalised economy if it were paralysed by the endless power struggles of coalition politics?' ⤵️
https://t.co/gjgLHJANPN