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Trump: But in the End… We’re All Going to Die Anyway (opens the original)
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American political commentator Tucker Carlson was traditionally regarded as part of the far right, at least until 2023. More recently, however, he has moved away from his former position during a period of significant ideological and self-interested shifts at the heart of some of America’s major pressure groups. Today, Carlson, along with several figures who were once part of the far-right camp, stands at the forefront of critics of President Donald Trump’s administration, particularly regarding
Democracy in Retreat… Its Adversaries on the Rise (opens the original)
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Among the most famous sayings of Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him: "If you are in retreat and death is advancing, how swift the meeting must be." I recalled this wise saying amid the clamor that accompanied the words of Jacob Coxon, the British researcher who resigned from the artificial-intelligence company Anthropic- words I do not think he exaggerated. Coxon is anxious about the absence of legislation binding artificial intelligence companies to a single set of safety and s
A Little Honesty Would be Useful in Lebanon These Days (opens the original)
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The issue of the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon has ended as a "distraction" and a different phase has begun—one that changes nothing in the substance of the matter. The Israeli propaganda machine, organized and disseminated by experts in psychological warfare, gave many people, including numerous Lebanese, the impression that we were witnessing something akin to the "Normandy landings" of World War II or the "Fall of Saigon" at the end of the Vietnam War. Yet these heights, which I susp
Era of Inventing Identities...to Make Falsifying History Easier (opens the original)
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Today, the Druze, or the Muwahhidun, find themselves, wherever they live, prisoners of a situation they did not seek but that was imposed upon them by the circumstances of history, the complexities of geography, the baseness of intelligence agencies, and the savagery of advanced technology. The Druze, that small community with a rich heritage, now find themselves victims of changing maps, collapsing identities, and the rampage of an occupation emboldened by an absolute mandate from the world's s
A World and a Human Being...But Without Humanity (opens the original)
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The matter is settled. There is absolutely no connection between the ancient Arab poet Di'bil al-Khuza'i, on the one hand, and Elon Musk and Sam Altman, on the other. That is what logic says, and the numbers confirm it. Di'bil was an Arab poet who lived during the Abbasid era in Iraq between 765 and 835 AD, while Musk is South African-Canadian-American and Altman is American. They live with us in our own age. But perhaps, given their enormous financial fortunes and advanced technology companies,
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