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I am very happy to announce that my first YouTube video is live!🥳
Did you know that to this day we still do not have a universally agreed upon definition for terrorism?
In the video below, I explain why this is the case, why it matters, and more!
youtu.be/6GnjlH7gASM?si=Qre6…
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TerrorismGuy retweeted
Good to see this. 32 years later, they are still nabbing guys.
Rwanda Receives Genocide Suspect Deported from United States
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For younger folks: this was a pretty common talking point in 2004-2006.
Secretary of War Hegseth says criticizing President Trump's military operations means criticizing the troops who carried them out, pushing back against Democrats over what he calls partisan political games.
Defending Trump's military decisions, Hegseth praises the president's leadership and the courage of American service members.
"I couldn't be more proud of what our president has done, the decisions that he's made, the courageous calls that he's made."
"Anybody who's paying attention knows that these are the kind of partisan political games Democrats have been playing for a very long time."
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📣Out now! How dialogue with jihadist groups works as a form of governance in #Mali and #Niger.
Our new article with Yida Seydou Diall is out in #ThirdWorldQuarterly, open access:
Link: doi.org/10.1080/01436597.202…
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Read this 👇
Jensen Huang reportedly instructed his team at Nvidia "never to think about" planning for a Taiwan contingency.
Despite the fact that their business is reliant on TSMC.
The Jensen-Megaspeed mess really puts these incredible — and barely-noticed — details from Stephen Witt's The Thinking Machine in a new light:
Huang refuses to consider the impact on his global business if China were to blockade or invade Taiwan, despite the regular threats emanating from Beijing to do just that. “To my great surprise, Nvidia had done no contingency planning for this eventuality,” Witt writes.
He quotes Deb Shoquist, Nvidia’s executive vice-president of operations: “If something happens to Taiwan and TSMC, the ramifications are so large it’s almost like asking me what I’d do if California fell into the ocean.” Huang had instructed her “never to think about this question.”
—from my @nybooks essay earlier this year on Nvidia and American policy toward China: nybooks.com/articles/2026/02…
—more thoughts from me today: juliangewirtz.substack.com/p…
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Maduro, for some reason.
“Maduro has said publicly that he has Jewish heritage… But people close to him said he had not expressed interest in Judaism until his capture.” nytimes.com/2026/11/08/nyreg… our latest with @tylerpager @Jonesieman
No one understands Rubio.
Sure, he wants to be president, but something else that matters to him just as much, if not more, is Cuba and toppling communism in Latin America.
Yeah, he could quit now, and maybe be elected.
Or he could stick around and get Cuba done before he leaves, and then start rebranding himself.
Ultimately, ordinary low information voters already associate him with Trump.
So staying on now for a little while longer to get Cuba done is probably worth the electoral risk of being associate with Trump a little while longer.
After all, there is no guarantee he would win the nomination, let alone the presidency, anyway.
But if he sees hope that he can sway Trump into getting Cuba done before getting out of this administration, it would be a tremendous personal achievement and also something he could ultimately use in his favour during his eventual campaign anyway.
Staunch defence of Iran war from Rubio. In contrast to Cruz and DeSantis, both of whom backed the war but now say it should end. This sort of thing would be a millstone around Rubio’s neck if he chose to run.
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A lot of people think that American politics is going to get less extreme after Trump, but they are in for a big surprise.
Don’t get me wrong, there might be a short intermediary period of some cookie cutter Democrat or Republican being elected.
But that won’t last long, as that cookie cutter President will again not really do anything tangible to improve people’s lives, and then everything will gravitate towards populism and extremism again.
DeSantis is combining socialism with conservatism. He is also Italian. It has happened before in history.
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A lot of people are pointing fingers at Tommy Robinson and Lord Miles.
Honestly, if I had to place a guess, it is probably either Sargon of Akkad or Paul Joseph Watson.
BREAKING 🚨: MI5 have confirmed that a high profile “RIGHT WING” activist has been working for them under cover and they have even lied to multiple courts to try cover it up.
The high court ruled that it wouldn’t be in the public interest to bring contempt proceedings against MI5.
This individual was known to the MI5 as “Agent X”
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Insane that we have this footage.
These police officers are heroes.
Hope they make a full recovery.
The Final standoff, wow this attacker was an inept driver.
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The attacker seems to have been wearing polish GRYF Plate Carrier, as indicated by the closure mechanism and polish camo pattern.
The helmet and active ears suggest that this is a self assembled setup, as the ears do not match typical government procured ears.
Yeah.
Considering that the perpetrator is fully decked out in camouflage like a playable CoD character, I think we are probably looking at something motivated ideologically by nihilism, ethnonationalism, and/or national socialism (yes neo-Nazis).
Interestingly enough, many of these ideological movements (like Atomwaffen Division and 764) have large member bases in Russia, and some groups in those circles are even supported at least tacitly by the Russian government.
