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@litcapital @NYCMayor What is good about covering up their Islam, crying Islamophobia and hating on white people.
Unless you are an anti-white Jihadist.
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@LordofLLMs
Exploring AI. Countering Liberalism.
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@memeticsisyphus Be fair. The Obama-era also started the pivot away from the cost plus contracts that made programs like the SLS so absurdly slow and expensive and toward things like Commercial Crew Development which paved the way for SpaceX's Dragon capsule.
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@LordofLLMs @bonchieredstate Is the liberal in the room with us right now?
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We don't need NATO to secure the Atlantic anymore.
So he's telling us the alliance offers no value to the United States. Good to know.
Open Source Intel@Osint613
France’s junior army minister says NATO is focused on Euro-Atlantic security and should not carry out operations in the Strait of Hormuz that violate international law.
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Ignored warnings about Europe's subversive Islamization from prescient scholars writing ~35 years ago, i.e., Karl Binswanger (1990)
gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/2012/02/islami…
& Bat Ye'or (1993) dhimmitude.org/archive/giniew…
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@DesperateChem @bonchieredstate Every liberal accusation is a projection
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@bonchieredstate How retarded are you?
Seriously.
It's a defensive alliance, my guy, under no obligation to get involved in a war our idiot president starts without telling them first.
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@Surfit19 @MarkSZaidEsq The founding fathers were white supremacist, nationalists, they are considered far right by the mainstream liberals today. The problem is that you are an illiterate idiot who engages in language fraud.
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@LordofLLMs @MarkSZaidEsq Our Founding Fathers were 'liberal' in their day, and to the British, also traitorous. Signing the Deceleration was an act of treason.
The problem is that so many like you have opinions, but they're generally historically wrong. And in this case, intellectually wrong.
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Our lawsuit for the late US Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who died in the aftermath of his efforts to defend our Capitol on January 6, 2021, is part of this decision.
#RuleOfLaw #Accountability
MeidasTouch@MeidasTouch
NEWS: Judge Amit Mehta rules Trump is NOT immune for key Jan. 6 conduct—including his Ellipse rally speech, outreach to officials, and related actions—finding they can be treated as campaign activity, not presidential duties. That means civil lawsuits can move forward. The court also rejected Trump’s First Amendment defense and blocked a DOJ effort that could have shielded him from liability.
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@markyzaguirre @johnegibson Yes because each of them are not doing poisoning of society now. Intellectual is marketing term for snobs who don’t want accountability.
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@johnegibson Colorado College and Trinity University come to mind, but you are correct about a general private college gap there.
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Stanford University, Rice University, and Vanderbilt University are named after Gilded Age captains of industry (I prefer that term over robber barons) who decided to do some good intellectual things with their wealth. Why haven’t today’s billionaires done much in that regard?
Charlotte Alter@CharlotteAlter
During the last Gilded Age, the robber barons saw a cultural value to founding universities, museums, concert halls, foundations. Many enduring institutions were founded by the ultra-rich of the 1890 who felt a sense of noblesse oblige that was also socially rewarded. Not anymore. These people see little social value to founding anything that doesn’t make a profit.
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@Adrian_Hilton Unsurprising financing of far left fraud from Con Inc. they finance everything but actual education.
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Kudos to Chris Rokos for giving £190m to Cambridge to establish the Rokos School of Government. Sir Leonard Blavatnik donated £75m to Oxford to establish their School of Government, but Stephen Schwarzman's donation of £185m to Oxford was to establish a Centre for Arts and Humanities. The money does find its way when donors can be sure of the academic integrity of courses and research.
Dr Francis Young@DrFrancisYoung
I know Cambridge is much more fortunate than other universities in receiving vast endowments like this, but even at Cambridge the money never seems to find its way to the traditional Humanities and is always focussed on STEM, Business, and in this case Government and Politics 😒
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@thephilippics It’s worse, attacking a secular enemy of Jihad in response to a Jihadist attack on the US, while proclaiming Islam is a religion of peace. It is better for liberalism, because it advances Islam.
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You supported the war on Iraq.
How was that different?
Nick Cohen@NickCohen4
Trump's second term really is the American Brexit. A catastrophic failure to understand the world fuelled by vanity, lies and nationalist delusion
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@ChilledBunny23 @simon_schama Republicans passed that act. But the liberals are deranged lunatics with delusions, and Republicans are controlled opposition to Democrats.
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@simon_schama Not sure if it will stop him from doing it. Republicans seem to have no limits (like juvenile brats, he likes to test limits), and Democrats don't seem to be able to do anything.
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Trump will say he's thinking of taking US out of NATO but the National Defense Authorization Act of 2024 prohibits a President from widrawing from a treaty alliance without the consent of Congress - and he doesnt have the votes - not that that will stop him from saying it
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He comes out with his best takes and his online RW anon followers are like “founders suck and republics suck, Caesar is cool!”
Ron DeSantis@RonDeSantis
Uh, yeah, which is why the Founders detested Caesar. They viewed the fall of the Roman republic as a civilizational tragedy.
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“And then for no reason at all, the greatest statesman of his era had to trigger a civil war to avoid prosecution. Other than that, the republic was totally functional and Caesar ruined something that was obviously going well.”
Ron DeSantis@RonDeSantis
Uh, yeah, which is why the Founders detested Caesar. They viewed the fall of the Roman republic as a civilizational tragedy.
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Sad to see RDS go down this unsound path - better the Caesar who did so much for #SPQR than the multitude of popinjay Ciceros and Catos whose Lilliputian conniving did so much damage to Rome & made Caesar indispensable
Ron DeSantis@RonDeSantis
Uh, yeah, which is why the Founders detested Caesar. They viewed the fall of the Roman republic as a civilizational tragedy.
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Alexander Hamilton said Julius Caesar was the greatest man who ever lived.
Ron DeSantis@RonDeSantis
Uh, yeah, which is why the Founders detested Caesar. They viewed the fall of the Roman republic as a civilizational tragedy.
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@NathanJRobinson You want your retard and parasite gravy train to continue.
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imagine studying something because you find it interesting rather than because of the "return"
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Katherine Maher was CEO of Wikipedia before NPR.
A Soros acolyte, Maher transformed Wikipedia's mission. It was no longer about building an encyclopedia but turning Wikipedia into a social justice movement dedicated to "knowledge equity."
Defiant L’s@DefiantLs
NPR CEO: "I think our reverence for the truth might have become a bit of a distraction that is preventing us from finding consensus and getting important things done."
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Hot take:
In the story of the fall of the Roman Republic it was Julius Caesar who was the good guy.
The aristocratic and corrupt senators like Cato, who refused to address the issues facing the common people and republic were the bad guys.
Ron DeSantis@RonDeSantis
Uh, yeah, which is why the Founders detested Caesar. They viewed the fall of the Roman republic as a civilizational tragedy.
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If you have a basic understanding of physics you’d immediately question this. Do you know what insane temperature the data centre would need to generate to warm the land by 1 degree multiple miles away? Let alone 16 degrees? Nobody at cnn did think something is off here?
CNN@CNN
The vast data centers that power artificial intelligence guzzle huge amounts of energy but they also have another alarming impact, according to new research. They are creating “heat islands,” warming the land around them by up to 16 degrees Fahrenheit, and making life hotter for more than 340 million people. cnn.it/4rZSiG5
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The Times editorial board points out that 12 people Trump pardoned for January 6 offenses have been rearrested in the 14 months since Trump pardoned them. Trump pardoned 1270 January 6 convicts. That is a rate of 1% of pardon recipients reoffending.
Among arrestees free pending trial in New York City under the 2018 bail reform, about 22% are rearrested within 6 months. The people we need to worry about becoming repeat offenders after being absolved of punishment are not the J6ers.
I am all for a punitive justice system. I am all for mass incarceration. But to pretend the J6 offenders are dangerous recidivists who need to be locked up while it’s fine to immediately release most criminals arrested by the NYPD is profoundly ridiculous.
The New York Times@nytimes
In @nytopinion "One does not have to be a criminologist to predict that people who commit a violent act and are absolved of any punishment might become repeat offenders," the editorial board writes. nyti.ms/41FbZIs
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