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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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@TheEconomist This cover is supposed to give liberals an emotional reaction of glee. Even if it supports China.
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@DesperateChem @bonchieredstate “Liberal means epitome of moral good, because we liberals believe so, we were told so by authority figures/ experts (the clergy) in our classrooms(the churches)”. Against all empirical reality.
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@LordofLLMs @bonchieredstate You don't know what the word liberal even means.
Stick to LLMs, they're way smarter than you
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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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@DesperateChem @bonchieredstate You continue to project.
and continue to demonstrate your illiteracy on pretty much every word key word you just used.
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Almost the 70th anniversary of the US throwing Britain & France under the bus as they attempted to secure access to a Middle Eastern shipping route blocked by a dictatorship.
Jimmy Rushton@JimmySecUK
This is America's Suez Crisis. Another declining empire, drunk on imperial hubris, publicly discovers the limits of its own power as it embarrasses itself in the Middle East.
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Why should they allow the United States, which makes up 65% of NATO nations' defense spending, use their airspace?
Are you serious?
If the value proposition for the U.S. is that nonexistent, then they can fight Russia themselves.
h1pp0@h1pp0853172
@bonchieredstate @92huskies @neoavatara why should they do that?! they didn't want this war weren't consulted or even informed. indeed our asshat @potus gratuitously threatens, insults and disrespects these allies what did you expect? Not impressed by the post hoc justification of this self inflicted NATO crisis
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@DesperateChem @bonchieredstate Trump is not a conservative, obviously. You continue to be illiterate, which is a defining liberal characteristic.
And every liberal accusation continues to be a projection, it takes special levels of retardation to support being leeched off by anti-American liberal states.
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@LordofLLMs @bonchieredstate Only if you define conservatism as whatever Trump wants right now.
Because support for NATO tends to be the default position among non-retarded Americans of all stripes
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@memeticsisyphus The entire reason I got into politics was Obummer cancelling the Constellation program.
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@memeticsisyphus If you recall Obama reclassified NASA’s primary mission to be Muslim outreach. I still don’t understand how he got away with that one.
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@memeticsisyphus Yeah they turned NASA into gay climate change research center for 8 years. As much as Bush sucked ass he was still pushing us towards a manned mars mission.
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@Surfit19 @MarkSZaidEsq It is in fact not deceleration that they signed. That would make them mainstream liberals, they signed a Declaration of Independence
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@LordofLLMs @MarkSZaidEsq Now you're discussing personal ethics, and out of context to their own day. I'm discussing the current breaking of law, and the Constitution.
Literate enough for you?
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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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@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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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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@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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