Richard Willett

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China is considering lifting the sanctions it imposed on UK parliamentarians in 2021 in the latest sign of warming relations between London and Beijing. The Chinese government is reviewing the sanctions, which it introduced four years ago, in response to what it called “lies and disinformation” about human rights abuses in Xinjiang, according to two UK government sources familiar with the conversations.

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A captivating tragicomedy that celebrates the lives lost to AIDS. A gay man gets roped into taking care of an obstreperous, AIDS-stricken co-worker and finds the drudgery unexpectedly fulfilling in this mordantly funny coming-of-age novel.

2 weeks ago | davidicke.com | Richard Willett |David Icke

David Icke on why they want a cashless society. 👇👇 pic.twitter.com/YqpL2eifdh

2 weeks ago | davidicke.com | Richard Willett |David Icke

An interview with Tamir Pardo, who argues that Israel’s military campaign has been flawed from the startIn John le Carré novels, the spies often lie and keep secrets even when they don’t have to, because it’s a “mentality,” le Carré once explained, a way of living “you never shed.” So it was notable when 250 veteran Israeli intelligence officers recently signed their names to an open letter demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu throw away his plans to escalate the war on Gaza.

2 weeks ago | davidicke.com | Richard Willett |David Icke

‘Pretty devastating’ Apple paper raises doubts about race to reach stage of AI at which it matches human intelligenceApple researchers have found “fundamental limitations” in cutting-edge artificial intelligence models, in a paper raising doubts about the technology industry’s race to develop ever more powerful systems.