I summon the living. I mourn the dead. I break the thunderbolts. Husband. Foreign policy nerd. Writer @TheHurtch

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These WSJ graphs, wow. They explain a lot about France's current meltdown.
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LMAOOOO Niggas swore they hated Pax Americana but will truly cry and beg for it when it's finally gone [and Pax Sinica takes its place]
LALIGA lamenta profundamente la ofensa que los recientes comentarios de Kylian Mbappé han causado entre los aficionados chinos. Estos comentarios fueron realizados a título personal y no representan a LALIGA. En la medida de nuestra responsabilidad institucional, pedimos disculpas en nombre de LALIGA y de todos sus clubes. El fútbol español defiende el respeto, la convivencia y la unión entre personas de todas las culturas. Trasladamos nuestro respeto a China, a sus instituciones y a su pueblo, y valoramos profundamente el apoyo de los millones de aficionados que nos siguen cada semana. Reafirmamos nuestro compromiso con una relación construida durante años. Estamos trabajando con nuestros socios e interlocutores institucionales en China para abordar esta situación. Asimismo, pondremos en marcha, en colaboración con los clubes y los jugadores, un protocolo de sensibilización y comunicación que promueva el respeto a las distintas culturas y contribuya a prevenir situaciones similares.
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Contexto importante: Mao Zedong fue efectivamente un dictador. es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_Zedong
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BBC is so awful. This is an horrible headline framing for a cleric killed because he was known to preach against extremism.
Controversial Islamic cleric shot dead in northern Nigeria bbc.in/4sto6Fj
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Sheikh Yahaya Ibrahim Masussuka was a prominent moderate Sufi preacher in Nigeria known for advocating interfaith dialogue and opposing violent extremism. Ansaru claimed responsibility, citing his peace efforts as the motive. bbc.com/news/articles/… pmnewsnigeria.com/2026/10/27/pop…
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The Irish triple lock is now dead. Long live the double lock.
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Replying to @tobiaschneider
You may not be interested in the market but the market is interested in you
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In the face of growing anti-Pangram propaganda, it’s important to state that it remains the most efficient [and accurate] AI-writing detection tool in the market.
Pangram is actually quite good at recognizing AI-generated texts.
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But the efficacy of "AI detection" technology is not equally distributed. For example, [trained] humans are still superior at detecting AI-gen images and manipulative algorithms. But indeed [and as a matter of fact], software can easily and accurately detect AI-gen texts now.
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The denialism around this fact from certain quarters is pointless [and probably indicative].
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This is one of the reasons I have always considered “white supremacy” from Europeans (particularly Brits) to be both hilarious/pathetic. There are things KKK bros in the US can get away with (because it’s a rich country) that you can’t get away with.
More bad news for UK universities with another sharp fall in visa applications to study in September. Latest drop means 83,000 fewer international students applied to come to UK universities in summer recruitment window in 2026 compared to 2023 timeshighereducation.com/new…
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Even more remarkably, some British citizens already gain from fees supported by international students, yet they still demand lower local rates while somehow holding anti-immigrant views. How in god’s good name is this supposed to function in any sensible way?
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Because the UK chose to LARP as a wealthy nation, it is now sparking an educational crisis driven by its own policies. Welcome to the consequences.
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Populism is such an awful poison and France appears to be firmly in its grip.
Replying to @hurtch
For a while, Europe appeared to assume that welfarism, falling economic productivity, and unrestricted immigration policies could continue indefinitely without some form of consequences. But we seem to be in the early days of chickens coming home to roost.
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In my view, the right-wing surge in Latin America is better understood through an anti-incumbency lens than through the USAID, Trump, or American frameworks many seem to prefer. This movement has also appeared in Europe and even the United States itself.
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France currently stands at the edge of a financial crisis that could make the Greek fiscal collapse seem like a joke. “May you live in interesting times…”
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For a while, Europe appeared to assume that welfarism, falling economic productivity, and unrestricted immigration policies could continue indefinitely without some form of consequences. But we seem to be in the early days of chickens coming home to roost.
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Day 1 of 10 reasons not to go to Libya. You are the Arab man's slave all through the journey!
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Stopped talking about him and his wife cos it seemed like a subtle approval of Lagos APC. But, there’s nothing that can make me approve a dictatorship leaning, conspiracy theorist husband and a fear-mongering, conspiracy theorist wife.
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