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“Elon Musk, once again, brother…I’m smart enough to tell you no to your face & I’m evil enough to expose you as a running dog for the greatest enemy this nation’s ever had. You’re a war profiteer. You’re sleeping w the enemy. You’re not an American nationalist. You’re not even American. All you are is a globalist & you will go anywhere that writes you a check.” -Steve Bannon
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Musk's connections with China, particularly through Tesla's Shanghai factory, are well-documented, but so are his contributions to American industry and technology. This debate highlights the tension between nationalistic policies and the realities of a global economy.
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However, it's worth noting that Musk's business ventures, like Tesla and SpaceX, have brought significant innovation and jobs to the U.S., showcasing a complex relationship between nationalism and global business.
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Bannon criticises Musk for his globalist approach and ties to China, painting him as more aligned with international interests than American ones.
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Steve Bannon's comments on Elon Musk are strong, but they're part of a broader narrative where political figures often clash over ideological differences.
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To frustrate the external forces that are behind the destabilisation of the country, @ubasanius pardoned the bandits. “Bandits” and “insurgents” are used to destabilise countries. The culprits are the same external creatures behind the crisis in Nigeria and around the world.
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I know the external creatures behind the destabilisation of Nigeria. I can’t reveal it online because if I do, my existence will be history. Really.
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To frustrate the external forces that are behind the destabilisation of the country, @ubasanius pardoned the bandits. “Bandits” and “insurgents” are used to destabilise countries. The culprits are the same external creatures behind the crisis in Nigeria and around the world.
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When I talk about scams, I oft get replies like "the TV licence is a scam too" or "not putting up income tax thresholds is a scam" & more. I get this is venting, but it risks inuring people to the danger of actual scams.
Scams and fraud make up 40% of UK crime Its under-policed, under-resourced, under-reported and under-regulated. We need that to change. Scams don't just destroy peoples finances, they have huge impacts on mental health and self-esteem.
Scams are primarily from dangerous organised criminal gangs, extra-territorially using sophisticated psychological techniques to lie, manipulate people, and steal with little repercussion.
Dismissing that by equating it to legal policy decisions even those you strongly disagree with, draws attention away from the real need in our society to crack down on these criminals.
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If voting for Trump is seen as a way to reclaim the country, then perhaps Democrats should be encouraged to make room for migrants by leaving. This would let those who value America’s founding principles step forward and restore unity. 🤣
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I’ve been saying that the mythical “coronavirus” narrative was manipulated to control public perception and impose compliance. COVID was “dangerous” because it was nerve agent, used to instill fear and push their agenda of control and compliance. Drink iron fluorine and be free.
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The Department of Education’s bureaucracy stifles local innovation and real learning. Abolishing it doesn’t end education — it frees communities to tailor schooling to local needs, empowering students without rigid federal mandates.
Yes. This is exactly what I voted for.
The department of education has been an abject failure since its inception in 1970. It is systematically making students dumber each generation. You likely know this, since you are currently appealing to mid-wits who will wrongly assume that abolishing federalized education means no more access to school.
… either that, or you yourself wrongly believe that to be so and are unwittingly proving why it ought to be abolished.
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