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Monster AI poised to Command the World?
Vitaly Ryumshin, journalist and political analyst …. https://www.gazeta.ru/comments/column/articles/22525411.shtml The Pentagon Wants a Killer AI. …. The dangers of using AI in warfare ……… Why the US military wants AI that doesn’t ask questions While Russia closely follows the negotiations … Continue reading →
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OUT! Out! You Monsters in the Indian Ocean!
Darini Rajasingham-Senanayake, whose preferred title runs thus; “US-UK-France– Out of the Indian Ocean! Time to close Military Bases, Decolonize and Stop War” The bodies of eighty-four Iranian sailors who died in a US torpedo attack in the seas of Sri … Continue reading →
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The Economic Sinking of Island Lanka: The IMF-US Monsters
Darini Rajasingham-Senanayake, whose preferred title is “Alternatives to the IMF and the future of the Welfare State: Beyond the blame game between Superpowers” The economic proxy war between the rising and fading Superpowers is escalating and expanding in the “Asian … Continue reading →
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The American-IMF Monster Revealed in Dissection of Sarvanandan’s Reading of the World
X … [who, alas, has to protect himself from potential ‘hits’ from American and Aussie agencies] …. NB: the highlighting emphasis is my imposition The Western template for stories on so-called predatory practices by China was crafted some years ago by … Continue reading →
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Resisting Racist Oppression: Measures Symbolic & Minute ….. Yet Meaningful
Channa Wickremasekera in Facebook, … [where items disappear into the depths] … with highlighting imposed by The Editor, Thuppahi A close friend recently sent me the link to Louis Theroux’s documentary ‘The Settlers’. He was moved by it, he said. … Continue reading →
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The IMF’s Vice-Like Grip on Sri Lanka’s Testicles … Continues
Darini Rajasingham-Senanayake, whose chosen title runs thus‘ ‘The IMF’s Remarkable Timing and a President’s Mandate for Debt Justice” …. with highlighting imposed by The Editor Thuppahi** At Annual Meetings in Washington in October International Monetary Fund head, Kristalina Georgieva claimed … Continue reading →
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Sri Lankans Down Kiwis in High-Scoring T20 Match
Madushka Balasuriya in ESPN … with this title “Perera ton gives Sri Lanka consolation win” New Zealand came close in the 219-run chase, but Sri Lanka did enough to get a consolation win Kusal Perera soaks it in after hitting … Continue reading →
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Articles on the Easter Sunday Attacks in 2019 presented within TPS in May 2019
Michael Roberts I have recently presented the list of items placed in this site during April 2019 immediately after the shocking events and now commence to present the itmes that appeared in May 2019. I can hardly claim to have … Continue reading →
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Kenya: An IMF Lapdog in Serious Strife
A. K. L. Steinbeck, …. with title and underlining imposed by The Editor, Thuppahi WATCH = https://x.com/DOmowale/status/1805701195366822364 …& … https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2024/6/25/kenya-protests-live-deadly-anti-tax-protests-after-finance-bill-approved ONE = Here, Kenyan protestors wreck Kenya’s parliament, setting fire to the building. About 20 protestors have been killed by … Continue reading →
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St. Anthony’s College in Kandy: Its Heritage
Bernard VanCuylenburg and Sisira Weragoda … whose title reads “From Little Things Big Things Grow – Antonians Who Excelled Beyond Excellence” Prologue As an introduction to the subject of this article I had to choose a title which nails it all … Continue reading →
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