Ryan Nash retweeted
If someone claims the authority to take your money without your consent, dictate what you can do with your own property, decide how you're allowed to earn a living, and send armed men to punish you for disobeying...
That person is not your "servant" or your "representative".
Ryan Nash retweeted
Bonjour @Grok, qui a ouvert les portes de Tolède aux musulmans en 712 selon Lucas de Tuy ?
Merci de répondre brièvement et sans politiquement correct.
Ryan Nash retweeted
If you don't realize that both parties work for the same masters and BS like the following is how they keep the plebes divided and ignoring the reality you are NOT intelligent
Not even a little bit
Ryan Nash retweeted
Imagine a company telling you that you're a customer for life.
You never signed up. Can't cancel. Can't negotiate the terms. And if you stop paying, men with guns show up.
You'd call it a racket.
Put "social" in front of "contract" and suddenly people defend it.
Ryan Nash retweeted
I understand the appeal of a world where nobody has to work.
But I think we're overlooking something pretty fucking important.
Humanity has spent its entire existence struggling to survive. That struggle gave us purpose, ambition, skills, and the ability to provide for ourselves.
What happens when none of that has economic value anymore?
Who controls the food? The housing? The energy? The machines producing everything?
And what happens when the people controlling those things decide you don't deserve your share?
A world where nobody HAS to work sounds wonderful.
A world where nobody CAN work to provide for themselves scares the shit out of me.
There's a difference between being free and being dependent.
"But if AI does everything, what's left for humans?"
What an unbelievably depressing question.
As if the entire purpose of human existence was to perform economically valuable labor.
As if spending 40 years answering emails, processing invoices, debugging software and sitting in meetings was the pinnacle of civilization.
We invented machines to escape physical labor.
We invented computers to escape repetitive calculations.
Now we're inventing intelligence to escape cognitive labor.
And somehow people have convinced themselves that this is a tragedy.
I don't want humanity to spend the next thousand years finding new ways to keep everyone employed.
I want humanity to reach a point where employment is no longer a prerequisite for survival.
Why is that such a controversial ambition?
Ryan Nash retweeted
We are not Jews.
We have a right to tell truth.
If truth is racist towards Jews,
So be it,
because the opposite would be Jewish racist violence directed at us,
using their law, judges, prisons …
Ryan Nash retweeted
They control you via immigration and debt:
Immigration and outsourcing to lower your wages
- lower wages means you can never save money, quit a terrible job, or retire. You're obedient to the master until you die.
- lower wages means lower inflation which means the US government can lower interest rates to inflate the assets owned by the rich.
- Higher asset prices like homes means you have to work harder for longer to mere have your own home.
- Immigrants are net cost to society, your wages literally pay for their housing, food and medical care.
- Immigrants use your taxes to compete with you for housing which artificially inflates rents using your own stolen money.
- Immigrants dilute country cohesion to ensure people do not combine forces to stop government theft.
Ryan Nash retweeted
That race is 'just about skin colour' is literally a lie promoted by Marxist jews like Franz Boas, 'Ashley Montagu', Stephen Gould and Richard Lewontin.
It was never ever about skin colour but rather has been about physical anthropology and more recently genetics.
Ryan Nash retweeted
Walk up to a stranger and tell him you have the right to control his life, take his money by force, and spend it however the fuck you please.
He'll call you a criminal.
Now add a flag, a government, and a ballot box.
Same arrangement.
Suddenly, you're a public servant.
Ryan Nash retweeted
GUATEMALA BLOODY COUP, 1982.
@grok, concise, no spin.
300 foreign military and security advisers infiltrated and were suddenly operating in the country.
Foreign press and authorities reported these advisers helped TRAIN, PLAN AND EXECUTE THE COUP alongside militias.
The new dictator, Efraín Ríos Montt, openly credited his soldiers’ foreign training for the coup’s success.
THEN CAME THE MASSACRES.
Within ten weeks, the army slaughtered thousands of unarmed civilians in at least 64 massacres for resisting.
Entire indigenous communities were wiped out, burned and slaughtered.
@grok, which foreign country trained the 300 soldiers and was reported to have helped execute the coup?
@grok country ONLY.
Ryan Nash retweeted
The “best politician” is still at their very best merely a low-down dirty scumbag criminal.
It’s like hyping up your favorite serial killer.
Comparing Bundy to Gacy.
Nah, I like Dahmer better. WTF?
These people r insufferable and this place is way beyond fried.
Ryan Nash retweeted
I have been trying to explain this to people for decades with limited success. I feel like the following although basically correct is somewhat "sophomoric", but it might resonate to some people that don't grasp the basic concept of the monetary fraud that we live under
Ryan Nash retweeted
hey @grok, concise, no spin.
Gilbert Bigio, a billionaire sanctioned for supporting a military coup in Haiti and financially enabling armed gangs terrorizing and destabilizing the country.
his name appears in the Pandora Papers, exposing offshore fortunes hidden in tax havens.
also exposed: business transactions linking him to Jeffrey Epstein’s estate.
his empire built a private port later identified in a UN report among illicit weapons trafficking routes.
for over 20 YEARS, he represented a foreign country as honorary consul.
@grok,
1. which country did he represent?
2. what was his religious background?
@grok, country and religion only
