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2:40a |
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2:40a |
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2:40a |
Corrupter's list of "loyal" companies
The corrupter has established a list of "loyal" companies
to make the selling of influence more systematic.
I hope they publish the list, so that we can use it to find the full
list of toadies.
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2:40a |
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2:40a |
Bully dissuading or preventing foreign students
The bully is doing several things that can dissuade or prevent
foreign students from attending US universities.
This is not just a way of hurting foreigners and reducing their
numbers. It is also a way of damaging universities — by reducing
their income.
This illustrates how the persecutor has this time lined up clever and
unscrupulous advisers who don't feel limited by any kind of justice
to people.
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2:40a |
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2:40a |
Line 3 pipeline protester conviction overturned
Protester Mylene Vialard was convicted of resisting the Line 3 pipeline.
The Minnesota appeals court has now overturned that verdict based on
pervasive prosecutorial misconduct.
This means Vialard might get a new trial. Or the state can drop the
charges.
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2:40a |
Testimony by retired Lt. Colonel of inhumanity of system in Gaza
Tony Aguilar, Lt. Colonel (ret), signed up to work for the Israeli
"humanitarian" food distribution in Gaza. He testifies to the
inhumanity of the system, and the killings of individual Palestinians,
both of which he witnessed personally.
During the weeks he worked there, on all the many occasions the
ex-soldiers fired shots, he never once observed Palestinians seeking
food to be armed or to pose a threat. There was never any
justification for firing at or near Palestinians, but that happened
regularly,
Surgeons in Gaza keep removing from wounded patients the bullets fired
by Israeli soldiers,
which matches their testimony.
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2:40a |
What prohibition of abortion facilitates
Prohibition of abortion facilitates and protects rape, coercive sexual
relationships, and abusive relationships. And this may be exactly
what fanatical Christians want.
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2:40a |
Conversing with a chatbot
A human writes about how conversing with a chatbot was useful therapy
for him, partly because he knew it did not have emotions.
Remembering that was helped by the fact that it never made statements
which seemed to claim it had real emotions.
It is not clear that he recognized that the chatbot didn't have real
understanding either.
We have known since the Eliza program that even a very skimpy
imitation of a human psychotherapist can elicit the reactions people
are accustomed to giving to a human therapist.
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2:40a |
Urgent: Get dark money out of Democratic primaries
US citizens: call on the DNC to get dark money out of Democratic
primaries.
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2:39p |
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2:39p |
New pun: Cameos
Q: What do you call a famous person's brief appearance which is so
quick and disguised that nobody notices it?
Q: What do you call deleting a star's appearances from a recording?
See cameos in puns.
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2:39p |
Newspaper retaliation by US attorney, NY
The acting US attorney for the Northern District of New York listed an
apparently false residence address so as to appear eligible for the
position. A
newspaper
reported on this, and he retaliated against that newspaper.
This is not just a one-off. Such bullying is the watchword of the US
government when and where it is deformed by the
saboteur in chief.
This is one of the basic reasons he is unfit for any public office.
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2:39p |
More retribution, purging of officials
Gabbard has purged the US
intelligence
officials who investigated Russian interference with the 2016
election. They are being punished for the offense of being loyal to
their country rather to the bullshitter.
This wrong serves two practical purpose. First, one way to keep the
magats
believing the bullshit is by consistently behaving as if it
were true. Second, punishing officials for loyalty to their country
pressures and trains those who remain to discard any shred of that
patriotic loyalty.
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2:39p |
US generals V. US population, via pawns
The wrecker's assault on democracy is moving, step by step, to
establish the US army as a system for
brutal
political repression of the whole population. He has already
prepared the highest ranks for this.
I think it follows that Americans should refuse to join the armed forces.
The other possible strategy would be to join and hope to "change the
system from within". I expect that many young Americans will feel
attracted to that. But it has little chance of success, because only
a tiny fraction of soldiers will ever become generals, and only the
highest of generals influence decisions like these. As long as an
authoritarian regime carefully makes sure all of them are loyal and
obedient to the emperor, no one rising through the ranks of generals
will be invited to join them.
However, because some young Americans will join the military, it is
important to develop study methods for them to build the strength to
reject illegal orders, and to recognize their highest commanders as
their country's worst enemies.
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