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These are not journalists. Journalists do investigations and research. These ones simply report a script someone wrote for them to read. They are script readers. That’s not a journalist. Or they are honeypots working for foreign governments. 😂
The last MAGA bus leaving Mar-a-Lago chocked full of the world’s greatest citizens journalists and independent media LEGENDS!
All came together for a huge bash thanks to @JamesOKeefeIII and @OKeefeMedia!
Plus a riveting speech by @anthonyjrubin of @realmuckraker wait till the end!
@BiancaForTexas @taymitchell_tv
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can’t believe we lost Bennett and Hull in the same year! RIP :(
Sad to hear that Colin Bennett has passed away.
He was the author of Trading Volatility, which he made available for free at trading-volatility.com/.
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Thankfully the Transportation Secretary is a former Real World contestant. Hard to imagine better preparation for dealing with a few curveballs under substantial public scrutiny.
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Stuck in LGA I hate this administration so fucking much keep firing people at FAA that'll help
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The replies and quote tweets to this are something else.
By the way, the finished buildings are all for-sale property, not apartments. Townhouses priced mostly in the $400s. Good "missing middle" housing for this area. Carmel is not an elitist enclave of just rich people.
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Does this look like a school that is supporting $150M in OSAP students?
Career college saw OSAP usage rise 6,000 per cent, but wasn't cut off this spring cp24.com/politics/queens-par…
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RIP Mayor Beame, you would have loved whales in the Hudson
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Tech industry should pay money to Balaji not to tweet because he is their most autistic representative. Never right about anything but still thinks he is the world's smartest person.
Nvidia is nothing without its people.
It now appears the national security allegations may be as fake as Russiagate. If so, Nvidia employees, shareholders, partners, and customers have immense leverage.
Whether publicly or privately, collectively or individually, they can approach the members of the board that precipitously pushed for Jensen’s resignation and instead demand that anti-Jensen board members resign.
Else mass employee resignations may follow, as may shareholder, partner, and customer suits against anti-Jensen board members for breaching their fiduciary duty. Because the value of Nvidia as an economic entity — for its employees, shareholders, partners, and customers — is obviously far higher if the founder and CEO of what was the most valuable company in world history is reinstated and this coup is defeated.
Trillions in capital, the fate of open weight AI, and the global economy itself all hang in the balance. So: if you are e/acc, if you are a techno-optimist, if you support open weight models, or if you just want to rectify a gross injustice — it is legitimate for you to politely press the Nvidia board with every tool at your disposal to reinstate Jensen Huang.
Remember how much capital is at stake. For many parties, it’d be worth it to spend millions — or even billions — on any legally permissible tactic that can get anti-Jensen board members to reverse their votes and then step down.
Remember also: the kind of spineless NPC board member that would vote against Jensen Huang due to a bad news cycle would likely buckle if subject to even 1/1000 of the scrutiny that poor Jensen has been subject to.
Mechanically: step one is to do citizen journalism to determine how each board member voted. Step two is to get the anti-Jensen board members to resign. And step three is the return of the king.
OpenAI shows it can be done. There are after all just a few human beings who need to change their anti-Jensen votes, or step down, or both. Their names and duties are public. And they’re meant to be accountable to the shareholders.
This analysis by @gemchange_ltd is as good a place as any to start.
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I was surprised at how much Medicare/Medicaid/Social Security are now propping up local economies and personal incomes
If you look through the data, Medicare/Medicaid have become the biggest sources of income for particularly non-metropolitan areas. Some stats in the data:
- Government transfers are now 17.6% of all personal income in the US, up from about 8% in 1970. Medicare and Medicaid are 46% of all government transfer dollars!
- 53% of counties get more than 25%+ of their income from government transfers (this covers about 72M people).
- Kentucky seems to be the home of the Colonel and government transfer programs. Twelve of the top fifteen counties receiving government transfers are there. Owsley County gets 63% of personal income from transfers, and Medicaid alone is 32% of all income in the county.
Those government transfers via Medicaid/Medicare get transmuted alchemically into jobs. Phoebe Putney Health System has 6000+ workers and is the largest employer in southwest Georgia. Dougherty County, where it's based, gets 34% of its personal income from government transfers.
In New York we have a program that pays friends and family as caregivers. In 2023 it grew by 57,000 jobs and became 38% of all job growth in the state (they’ve made changes to the program now that have flattened it).
We have become a country of healthcare jobs with a propping of government dollars. Is that fine?
I think this grand bargain worked for a while. We were still seeing economic productivity, government spending hadn’t yet gotten too crazy, etc. But a few things are happening now that suggest the bargain is falling apart.
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Why is Sacks acting like he’s just some guy? He was Trump’s “AI Czar” until end of March 2026! The admin was reportedly investigating Alice Huang starting early 2025 and briefed Trump about it. How is he getting “bombshell news” on this from CNN?! He was part of the inner circle!
Bombshell story. The spy narrative is collapsing already.
Is there clear & convincing evidence that Alice Huang was a Chinese spy?
- AG says no. (“no conclusions reached”).
- CIA says no. (“not yet convinced”).
- DNI says no (“not entirely accurate and over-torqued”).
- Ranking Democrat on House Intelligence (incoming Chairman) says no. (“today, at least, I don’t know”). This was immediately after he was briefed.
Who argues otherwise? Anonymous officials tell CNN “it strains credulity to believe that she was not acting as an agent of the Chinese government — simply by virtue of the fact that she is a successful Chinese businesswoman working with one of America’s most powerful companies.”
This is their proof after a year of investigating and surveillance? That she was a “successful Chinese businesswoman”?
At this point, the only crime that we know for sure happened is the leaking of the classified memo. Who did that and why?
An investigation should be opened.
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Save this for later lmao
Replying to @Sorcerer0fEld
Yeah? Curse Vishnu then.
Also, very much doubt that.
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