What’s a dictatorship? You can have one as defined by the West where if your leaders DO NOT put Western capital FIRST = dictatorship Or you can be a billionaire’s paradise like the West where guys like Elon decides policy = democracy. You tell me what you prefer.

After thorough torture, they will parade him before the Judiciary and he will be remanded indefinitely .

.@JudiciaryUG an officer of the court has been abducted. Why? Because he tried to effect service of your court documents. And guess what, you'll still remain silent. You're washed!

China's college graduates are moving steadily into advanced manufacturing and modern services and away from top-tier cities, as industrial investment spreads to smaller urban centers and reshapes the country’s employment market, a new report showed. caixinglobal.com/2026-06-15/…

I’ll take that bet. Iran will be fine.

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The UK economy basically works like this: Get paid £2,000. Give £900 to a landlord. Give £200 to the council. Give £150 to energy companies. Give £300 to supermarkets. Give £300 to car insurance and fuel. Spend the rest surviving until next payday. Then get lectured by someone who bought their house for £37,000 in 1988 about how you need to stop buying coffees and cancel subscriptions.

They included 10 African teams at their own peril. One of us might snatch this World Cup.

Went on holiday this year to Vienna. Returning to Britain is particularly miserable. And gets worse every time I leave. Vomit on the train, decaying infrastructure, visible signs of poverty, grime everywhere. Vienna is Europe’s most liveable city. 60% of residents live in social or co-operative housing. Why can’t we just learn from countries that do things well and replicate them? Why does England have to be permanently subjected to zombie neoliberalism.

🤔 I lean to the conclusion the US has no intention whatsoever to abide by the terms Iran is dictating. They just don't know what else to do at the moment. So they're buying themselves a few days to ponder the problem. Meanwhile, US bases in the region remain indefensible.

People who don’t watch all competitions, like the Africa Cup, shouldn’t call themselves experts. A lot of people think it’s a surprise but anyone who watches AFCON knows how strong Cape Verde really is. No surprise

WHY did I win my wager against @ProfessorPape? I have great respect for him and my respect for him has grown recently. But what did he get wrong? He believed, correctly, that US security principals faced a strong incentive to do whatever it takes to prevail. He expected them to get sucked into higher and higher levels of escalation to get their way, in a process he calls The Escalation Trap. I told you from the start that, while this was a good model of an important dynamic at play, it suffered from a grave problem: there was nothing is the model that could ever account for deescalation—it could only explain higher and higher commitments. So his model was theoretically incomplete in a very important way, and it was not pretty to watch him impose his theoretical priors on a dynamic reality that refused to obey the model. I tried to think harder about the incentive structures for the two sides. I did eventually formally model the interaction as a bargaining game under asymmetric information. But the underlying logic was already clear intuitively beforehand. The fundamental theoretical issue is that, with complete information, you get a deal immediately or not at all. There is no possibility of a costly process of armed bargaining. The thing that generates such a process is private information. It is bc one side is not certain about the other’s true preferences that you need costly signaling. I intuitively knew and later showed formally how, under plausible assumptions about the distribution of Trump’s type, a deal was a certainty in any separating equilibrium. But all this may be too technical for people with little training in game theory. The basic point is easy enough to grasp: never, ever forget the gap between your model of reality and the messy reality out their. It is not the job of reality to conform to your model. It is your job as an analyst to revise your model if you discover that you’re missing a key piece of the puzzle. Pape got trapped by his own model. And he is hardly alone. Pape was the only one who got even within shouting distance of me throughout this whole affair.

La nueva estación de tren de Xi'an Este, centro de transporte integral a gran escala, de más de 100.000 metros cuadrados, que integre trenes de alta velocidad, trenes convencionales, metro y autobuses.🇨🇳😍😍

Les illustrations de stades de l’artiste Richard Nadler.

🚨FEW TRUTHS IN ERIAS'S SAGA( PART 1) 1. Few lawyers will speak out, and those who do will do so cautiously just as TT has done. Most will be dismissive (Pride). 2. The Judges 😅 will stay silent, citing their inability to comment publicly and many will believe their lie.

If lawyers strike and all their client’s cases are dismissed on that day: what would be the grounds of an application for reinstatement? That counsel in personal conduct was on strike, negligence of counsel shouldn’t be visited on client! Yes that can be true, but as a client, you knew lawyers were striking, why didn’t u change to another lawyer that wasn’t striking? By the way those are legitimate concerns.

The lawyers serve court process on behalf of the court. They are officers of court. But since you are hotheading yourself with matters you know nothing about, I’ll let you be.

Kiswahili cannot be Uganda's national language or even be in the conversation of a national language because majority of the citizens relate it to militarism, abductions and drones i.e "teaching Swahili".

By the way TT, according to order of Prominence, you’re bigger than a CDF😂😂😂😂😂 So you thanking him publicly like is is not just funny but havsmzvuzisndbzhsushshshs