- April 1, 2025
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Coffee Break: Across the Pond and the Online Safety Act
- By Agoku.com
- . April 1, 2025
The UK’s Online Safety Act and other things they don’t like to talk about. Evghenia Gutul, the Leader of Gagauzi, Has Been Arrested in Moldova
Coffee Break: Covid Denialism Is Not a Cure; Updates on the War on Cancer and Medicare
- By Agoku.com
- . March 29, 2025
It has been a bad week, borderline flu, just like everyone else in the office since the new year (with 7 of 18 having had
Coffee Break: Armed Madhouse – Missile Defense Pretense
- By Agoku.com
- . March 26, 2025
I consider the pursuit of comprehensive national defense against nuclear missile attack to be what Paul Krugman calls a “zombie idea,” an idea that refuses
Links 3/22/2025 | naked capitalism
- By Agoku.com
- . March 23, 2025
Octopus jumps shark and goes for a ride on its back Guardian. resilc” “Better on top than inside.’ Bald eagle went viral for protecting his
Is the Endgame with Iran About to Begin?
- By Agoku.com
- . March 20, 2025
Yves here. Note that this account is unabashedly anti-Iranian, and needs to be taken with a fistful of salt, in light of tidbits like the
Russian Negotiator Reiterates “Nyet” on Ceasefire Even Before US Emissary Steve Witkoff Arrives in Moscow
- By Agoku.com
- . March 14, 2025
Even though the Russians have made clear that they are in an uncompromising mood about Ukraine, the US has been so thick about getting the
Coffee Break: Across the Pond
- By Agoku.com
- . March 11, 2025
This week’s Europe/UK focused Coffee Break: German and Romanian election chicanery, UK snooping, why Western pols believe Ukraine can win. Source link
Coffee Break: End-of-the-Week Thoughts on Science and Other Matters Arising
- By Agoku.com
- . March 8, 2025
Part the First: How Not to Study a Disease – Update. We have covered the Amyloid Cascade Hypothesis of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) here previously. Sylvain
Capitalism in Decay | naked capitalism
- By Agoku.com
- . March 5, 2025
Whom the gods would destroy: A lesson in three acts. 1. Poverty exists because we cannot satisfy the rich. Poverty exists not because we cannot