Christian D'Cunha retweeted
Incredible to think Man City, Man United and Spurs could all be playing in the Championship next season
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
Replying to @luismalhadinhas
Only country in the world that I've seen that hates making money and will do everything possible not to take your money.
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
"El verdadero fascismo no lleva camisas negras, vende progreso.
La sociedad de consumo logró lo que el fascismo no pudo hacer: borrar culturas, uniformar vidas y destruir Italia sin que nadie se diera cuenta.
El fascismo no fue derrotado, fue reemplazado."
Pier Paolo Pasolini
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
I spent years exposing Man City's cheating while their plutocratic regime believed they could get away with it all. While my wife lay dying, these are the threats, ugly tactics and intimidation the club and their fans used against me, writes NICK HARRIS trib.al/wPeFRFL
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
While China celebrates October 1 as National Day, Uyghurs worldwide remember it as a day of dispossession and grief.
On the 77th anniversary of the CCP's takeover of East Turkistan, @UyghurProject calls on governments, international institutions, and civil society to reject propaganda and hold China accountable for its ongoing genocide and crimes against humanity against the Uyghur people.
Read more ⬇️
uhrp.org/statement/uhrp-mark…
Burnham's sheen rubs off for the first time a bit like Blair's did with the Ecclestone affair
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
Etihad threatening to sue. UAE reportedly intimating that UK investment could be pulled. A Prime Minister couching any criticisism. If this sorry saga doesn't convince you that state ownership of football clubs should never be allowed, nothing ever will.
worth remembering that skimping on some financial rules is hardly the worst thing the UAE has been accused of in those years. ... accusations of supporting the bloodshed in Sudan, as well as numerous human rights abuses, the curtailment of dissent and massive social inequality
Throw your medals in the bin
theguardian.com/football/202…
ofthewedge.com/2023/05/28/wh… Three years ago
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Christian D'Cunha retweeted
This is potentially the biggest verdict in English football history, and it has to be handled with utmost transparency and fairness.
Man City have to receive a sort of punishment no other English team has ever received.
Strip them of all the titles they won during their golden era of cheating, force them to sell all their players, relegate them to League One, and force their owners to sell the club.
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester City found guilty on virtually all charges relating to breaches of Premier League financial regulations. #MCFC expected to appeal against verdict issued by independent commission. Sanctions undecided, process ongoing @TheAthleticFC nytimes.com/athletic/7049721…
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
By me and Emily M. Bender:
"According to the AI industry, we should be more worried about a fictional machine god than about the climate catastrophe these data centers exacerbate, the asthma suffered by those living near them, the rising electricity bills of the public subsidizing them, or the water...[for] cooling them."
technologyreview.com/2026/09…
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
If the law explicitly made AI CEOs financially & criminally liable for any mass destruction their technologies create — and if AI industry shareholders knew their companies faced the threat of significant financial losses for such destruction — much of the “AI is getting out of control!” threat would instantly end because those CEOs would instantly make AI far safer & impose guardrails on their companies.
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
Scientists: “Here is the scientific evidence we are passing the point of no return with climate change.”
Everyone: “Whatever.”
Bro who worked at Anthropic for six weeks: “AI is gonna kill us all in three years!”
Everyone: *panicking* “OMG, we have to do something!”
Christian D'Cunha retweeted
'Manchester City's relentless spending stands in stark contrast to the situation at Newcastle, where star players Bruno Guimarães, Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon have all had to leave to comply with Premier League regulations.'
Eight eclipses and three Prime Ministers have come and gone since the Premier League hit Man City with 115 charges over alleged financial breaches, @oliverbrown_tel says the wait is scandalous ⤵️
telegraph.co.uk/football/202…
a small crowd of largely white, comfortably middle-class journalists—indeed, in the case of many of the women columnists, such is the disproportion of their emolument, expensively shod—kicking a prone Black disabled man;
Nolan’s odyssey is a con job
David Thomson has issues with ‘The Odyssey’.
🎧The EI Podcast: The entire history of cinema in one shot
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It's quite obvious that the USA World Cup was used by Infantino, in cahoots with Trump, to demonstrate to investors how much money can be extracted out of the beautiful game. The whole thing - the hydration breaks, the awful half time show - it was all a set-up.
























