The last card that Iran has is blowing up the desalination plants of the Gulf countries

They will be left without water in just two weeks

This will happen of course if Trump attacks the Iranian power plants.

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YouTube reportedly taking down videos discussing American opposition to data centers, flagging the content as “praising, promoting, aiding violent extremist or criminal organizations.”

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Mansfield, MA To Pass Near Total Ban On Data Centers— An Important Reference For Towns Across US At The Least

https://cdm.press/news/local-news/2026/05/29/mansfield-ma-to-pass-near-total-ban-on-data-centers/

Andover New Jersey cancels data center project and passes a complete ban!

Rural NJ for the win!

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🌍 Hedging Is the New Normal

We are living in a new world of hedgers. The shocks of the last several years—COVID-19, Russia’s war in Ukraine, U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, and the Iran conflict—have upended how nations approach international affairs. The smooth flows of a globalized and rules-based world have clotted into uncertainty, forcing states to find new pathways for trade, diplomacy, resource extraction, and defense cooperation. Countries no longer consider historical partnerships, values-driven alliances, and regional blocs to be sufficient to protect and advance national interests.

Hedging is the practice of avoiding exclusive dependence in a world of unreliable partners. It involves cultivating competing relationships across different domains so that no crisis or betrayal will leave a state out of options. In decades past, states tended to hedge their bets in specific circumstances. India, for example, emerged from colonization as a nonaligned nation but hedged amid...