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UK Petition to stop use of Palantir in  NHS
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UK Petition to stop use of Palantir in NHS

Today there's news that Met police contract with Palantir maybe blocked. As far as I understand there is a break clause in the NHS agreement that will allow ending the contract early. With a new health secretary, some public pressure maybe worth a shot. If you're in the UK, please sign!

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u/johnsmithoncemore — 22 hours ago
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China's Manus founders seek $1 billion to undo Meta takeover, Bloomberg News reports

It's pretty interesting to see how China can order a US company to unwind the purchase of another company in Singapore, after it was already complete.

🇺🇸 Meta > 🇸🇬 Manus ❌ 🇨🇳 Government

#SingaporeWashing

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u/MadeInDex-org — 21 hours ago

“They want us to be a vassal state” says retired Canadian MP Charlie Angus as U.S. escalates threats to Canada

“We are on their border, we are a democratic nation, we stand for the rule of law, we are a threat to everything that MAGA and the extreme right in the United States stands for and believes in, and we will continue to hold the line.

This is the beginning of yet another onslaught by MAGA to threaten and intimidate us. Hold the line.

We don’t bend. We don’t break. And we will never kiss that gangsters ring.”

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u/LlawEreint — 21 hours ago
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Rep. Burchett says President Trump is facing resistance from the Deep State on the UFO files which may reveal a coverup of Zero-Point Energy. “It’s about power and control. That’s what runs Washington. They’re gonna have to admit they’ve been lying to us.”

u/Sauerkrautkid7 — 1 day ago

NDSU study: U.S. ag exports hit hard - China tariffs drive $15 billion in annual losses

Is China the only country strong enough to stand in defiance of U.S. economic aggression ? What if we all stood together?

From the article:

A new study from North Dakota State University says China’s retaliatory tariffs are causing greater losses for U.S. agricultural exports than the previous trade war.

brownfieldagnews.com
u/LlawEreint — 1 day ago

2026 World Cup: Empty rooms & Fifa cancellations - US hotels fear washout - the news keeps getting better

Trump and America must be so proud. This event is really showing how America is not set up for major sporting events. If they cannot get this successful working then what hope has the Olympics have?

bbc.com
u/Reasonable_ginger — 1 day ago

US inflation jumps to 3.8% amid tariffs and war - a return to levels last seen at the end of the global pandemic.

“A jump in the cost of gasoline and groceries pushed the consumer price index (CPI), showing the rate prices rose by in the past 12 months, to 3.8%.”

But the world is also dragged down by U.S. economic and military aggression. For example:

UK: 3% - https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices

South Korea 2.6% - https://tradingeconomics.com/south-korea/inflation-cpi

Canada: 2.8% - https://www.bankofcanada.ca/rates/price-indexes/cpi/

bbc.com
u/LlawEreint — 23 hours ago

‘Incalculable consequences’: Cuba’s chilling warning as tensions with America explode

A United States attack on Cuba would “trigger a bloodbath with incalculable consequences”, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel warns.

And he insists the Trump administration is attempting to manufacture a pretext to do exactly that.

news.com.au
u/LlawEreint — 2 days ago