“In April, the AI lab Anthropic announced it had developed a new system, called Mythos, that it said was too powerful to release to the public because of its ability to find gaping holes in online security systems.” Read it at the Telegraph.

“Too many Westerners want to pretend that the Iranian regime is only a problem in the Middle East. This could not be further from the truth. Iranian proxies have been attacking Americans, Australians, Europeans, and others around the world for many years.“ Read it at PJ Media.

An opinion piece published in the New York Times this week alleged that, despite an absence of evidence, Israel utilises sexual violence against Palestinians as part of its security apparatus, citing the conspiracy theory that Israeli guards coach dogs to sexually assault Palestinian prisoners. Read it at Jewish News Syndicate and the Times of Israel.

To be fair, accusing Israel of using animals against Palestinians is nothing new.

Don’t forget that this isn’t anti-Semitism, only anti-Zionism. That’s what the “progressive” a-holes wants you to think. Read it at CBS News.

A 7-metres effigy of Donald Trump, wrapped in gold leaf, now stands at his Doral golf course in Miami. The American right-of-sanity movenment’s worship of Trump is very North Korean. Read it at Letters from Leo.

“A New York Times investigation found a well-organized campaign by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government that embraced Eurovision as a soft power tool, and a secretive contest organizer that was ill-equipped to respond.” Read it at the New York Times.

After two weeks of rest and sun in Spain, I’m now back in Malmö and my regular job. I’m always fascinated by how tired I am after a holiday. Shuldn’t it be the other way around?