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# USA

vlgr Jul 29, 2026

Fauci’s Diaries Belong to the Public. Von der Leyen’s Belong to History.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has introduced a dangerously old-fashioned concept into public administration: when public officials conduct public business using public infrastructure, the resulting records might actually belong to the public. Not in Europe. The more powerful the official, the more private the public business becomes.

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vlgr Jul 28, 2026

The Princess and the Diary: Fauci Faces the Music He Wrote Himself

Tomorrow, Anthony Fauci sits in front of Rand Paul’s committee under subpoena. The man who spent years as the calm, authoritative voice of “the science” now has to explain the notebook he kept while the science was still arguing with itself in private. The diary is not subtle.

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vlgr Jul 27, 2026

Trump Mobilises Private Capital. China Is the Capital. Von der Leyen Mobilises the Taxpayer.

Trump got private companies to risk their own money on new nuclear technology. China deploys state capital like a corporation with territorial ambitions. Europe has discovered a third economic system: taxpayers assume the risk and the investition so Brussels can announce that investment has been successfully mobilised.

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vlgr Jul 25, 2026

Trump About To Open the EU Piggybank Audit

On Friday evening Donald Trump announced that the United States will immediately open a Section 301 investigation into the European Union’s practice of fining American technology companies. While the rest of the developed world argues about the next generation of AI, the European Union is proudly pioneering the controlled degradation of its own digital services.

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vlgr Jul 19, 2026

Europe Finally Protects Women on the Track - From Freikörperkultur to Camera Chastity

After decades of broadcasting women running, jumping, bending, landing and occasionally lying exhausted on a track, European sport has finally recognised the obvious problem: the human body remains visible from several angles.

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vlgr Jul 19, 2026

Enlightened EU Meets the Backward Greek Pirates Who Don't Want to Sink Their Ships for Sanctions Virtue

Athens, July 19, 2026 – Europe’s latest attempt to defeat Russia has encountered an unexpected obstacle: Greece has an economy. Robin Brooks, a former Goldman Sachs chief currency strategist turned streamer, has discovered that Greek shipowners transport Russian energy and has identified this as evidence of a profound European governance crisis.

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vlgr Jul 16, 2026

The Season of Interference Has Begun - Thierry Breton discovers that private opinions on X are a threat to democracy

Former European Commissioner Thierry Breton has declared the opening of "la saison des ingérences." The reason? Elon Musk posted that Marine Le Pen "is France’s last hope." Meanwhile the EU writes laws to make platforms treat legacy media with kid gloves.

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vlgr Jul 15, 2026

t.me links died for a day. It wasn’t Brussels - this time.

On Monday evening, Telegram’s core short-link domain t.me was placed on serverHold at the .me registry. Every link using that domain ceased to resolve for users worldwide. The change was not the result of a technical failure on Telegram’s side, nor was it a conventional takedown following a court order, but a registry-level administrative action that simply removed the domain from global DNS resolution.

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vlgr Jul 15, 2026

Two Out of Four: How the Entertainment Industry Aligns Productions with Awards and Funding Standards

The new X-Files reboot has not yet shown the public a single episode, but it has already acquired the most important feature of modern prestige entertainment: the ability to satisfy corporate, funding and awards frameworks. Other productions follow this example.

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vlgr Jul 10, 2026

CHAT CONTROL V. – Why and How to Resist the Identified Internet (last article not being satire here)

The familiar response to privacy concerns is that people who have done nothing wrong should have nothing to hide. That argument reverses the intended dynamics between the individual and the state. Citizens are expected to trust governments, technology companies and verification contractors with increasingly sensitive identity data, although all of them have demonstrated that their systems can be breached, misconfigured or exploited.