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Robert Bridge

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As seen in: Geopol.pt, RT, Coventry Live, Zero Hedge, MENAFN, Lew Rockwell, Mint Press News, Signs of the Times - SOTT, Somerset Live, Russia Insider, Aporrea and
Part-time comedian, conspiracy realist, and sponsored by the unconquerable Russian Soul. Followed by @KimDotcom Views from the Motherland

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Native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where I attended the University of Pittsburgh. Moved to Moscow in 1996 and worked as a free lance journalist before joining The Moscow News, where I served as editor-in-chief from 2007-2009. Presently working with RT as a political observer/columnist.

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UK migrant racket: One village has had enough

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By Robert Bridge, Hua Bin
| alethonews.com
UK migrant racket: One village has had enough By Robert Bridge | RT | July 20, 2026 The small, leafy, village of Piddington has voted to hold a referendum for independence from the United Kingdom because the government is planning on dumping over 1,000 illegal aliens into the village of just 370 people.
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UK migrant racket: One village has had enough

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By Robert Bridge
| QOSHE
The small, leafy, village of Piddington has voted to hold a referendum for independence from the United Kingdom because the government is planning on dumping over 1,000 illegal aliens into the village of just 370 people.
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Corporations are not preparing their workers for an AI tsunami

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By Robert Bridge
| Daily Telegraph NZ
AI-generated image. Businesses are racing to automate, but many staff are being left without the retraining, clarity, or safeguards needed to adapt. A comprehensive new study of the global workforce finds that ‘anxiety’ is the best definition for how most workers feel about their career, their future, and the AI tsunami that threatens to wash it all away.
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