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2026-09-23 10:02
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The blockade is fighting the wrong war
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First reported by Washington Examiner (Lean right); 2 outlets over 17h.
Washington Examiner · +17h The Blaze
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Reuel Marc Gerecht and Ray Takeyh think the conflict with Iran may expire on the Navy’s maintenance schedule. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has another clock: how quickly it can replace the channels of its illicit funding, the company, flag, insurer, or bank account Washington just…
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Debates around artificial intelligence continue to rage. Many plead for halting development, fearing it’s only a matter of time before AI eradicates humanity.
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The ‘AI will kill us all’ crowd is fighting the wrong war
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The blockade is fighting the wrong war
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