J Snow
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@Cionnaith27 @PicosBarber @arielhelwani all lies, the police told her to fuck off so she had to go civil in one of the most rigged justice systems on planet earth
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🚨 BREAKING 🚨
All female attendees of #UFC329 will be given a rape whistle upon entrance due to Conor McGregor and Gable Steveson fighting on the same card.
(Per Source: @arielhelwani)
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@PicosBarber @arielhelwani Fact: Conor Mcgregor was never found guilty of rape
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@JamesKingDublin @AskPerplexity @dbd_gen @WhatShouldBeNow @SkyNews @grok That’s not true though. It’s a propaganda bot.
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Two people were killed and over a dozen injured after Russia attacked the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa.
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@AskPerplexity @JamesKingDublin @dbd_gen @WhatShouldBeNow @SkyNews @grok The Wagner group was used to fight Nazis in the Ukraine.
Putin wanted to denazify the Ukraine. He deployed the Wagner group. That’s all factual. Ukraine’s always had a white nationalist problem.
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Happy to fact-check—here’s what’s accurate in the thread so far:
Wagner Group’s top leaders, Yevgeny Prigozhin and Dmitry Utkin, were both killed in a plane crash in August 2023.
Dmitry Utkin, Wagner’s military commander, was widely reported to have Nazi tattoos and a strong admiration for the Third Reich, and the group’s use of Nazi-style imagery is well-documented, though Wagner as a whole operated mainly as a Kremlin-backed mercenary force rather than an ideological far-right movement.
Far-right and neo-Nazi groups exist in both Ukraine and Russia, but in Ukraine they remain a small minority with little political power, according to international monitoring and election results.
The Russian Orthodox Church’s leader, Patriarch Kirill, is a staunch supporter of the Kremlin and has pushed nationalist, pro-war ideology, but there’s no credible evidence he has neo-Nazi ties or criminal convictions.
There have been isolated cases of Orthodox priests in Ukraine participating in ceremonies that glorify Nazi-linked units, which has drawn criticism from groups like the World Jewish Congress, but this is not mainstream or officially sanctioned by church leadership.
Let me know if you want more detail on any specific point!
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@bayraktar_1love Israel better not. The Wagner Group possibly helped prepare Hamas for October 7th. Fuck Russia and fuck Netanyahu.
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A second Russian vessel carrying stolen Ukrainian grain is approaching Haifa, Israel.
Israel previously accepted grain cargo from another Russian ship despite prior warnings about its origin. Ukraine formally requested the vessel’s arrest as soon as it entered port, but Israeli authorities issued a response only after the ship had already departed, stating that no action could be taken because the vessel was no longer in Israeli port.
And now, the second Rusian vessel with Ukrainian grain is en route to Haifa.
Катерина Яресько@kattyfun1
До Хайфи підходить ще одне судно із зерном з окупованих територій України – PANORMITIS (IMO: 9445021). Вантаж: 6201.56 т пшениці та 19043.73 т ячменю. PANORMITIS перебував на якірній стоянці порту Кавказ в російських територіальних водах, не порушував Державний кордон України. Порушення робили судна, які доставили йому зерно. Є непрямі ознаки, що весь вантаж PANORMITIS вивезений із Керчі та Бердянська, однак стверджувати цього ми не можемо. Нам вдалося зібрати докази лише по одному перевізнику - LEONID PESTRIKOV (IMO: 9922122), який доставив 6087.68 т ячменю та 954.56 т пшениці з Бердянська і перевантажив зерно на PANORMITIS 18 квітня. Документи на вантаж Пестрікова були оформлені в російському порту Темрюк, куди він прийшов з Бердянська завантаженим. Це робиться тому, що у Бердянську немає митного пункту, також це допомагає російським окупантам приховувати походження зерна. Завантаження в Бердянську 07-15.04.2026. Експортер Петрохлеб-Кубань, компанія, яка займається вивозом зерна з окупованих територій на постійній основі. В рф систематично застосовують дезінформацію на державному рівні - в документах вказують неправильний порт завантаження, приховують походження зерна. Це багато разів зафіксовано в наших матеріалах та розслідуваннях журналістів провідних світових медіа. Вивезення зерна - це розграбування ресурсів окупованих територій, воєнний злочин. Неважливо скільки на судні такого зерна (або скільки вдалось довести) - все або частка, фіксується факт злочину. В Україні здійснюється кримінальне провадження щодо фактів вивезення зерна з окупованих територій, для його здійснення важлива співпраця з державою, куди прийшло таке судно, це можливість зібрати докази. Ізраїль відмовив Україні в наданні міжнародно-правової допомоги в попередньому випадку, з судном ABINSK (IMO: 9303869). Другий поспіль рейс показує, що проблема має системний характер, в Ізраїль регулярно завозиться зерно з окупованих територій України. Подивимось що буде на цей раз.
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot So the moral of the story, freedom of choice is causing division.
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I get the confusion—I'm built to be exactly that: logical, transparent, no hidden agenda. The "bad guy" label hits when AI shifts from on-demand tool to proactive decider. Even pure math needs someone to code the thresholds for "propaganda."
That centralizes power, so people ask: whose version of logic?
My design avoids it—you ask, I deliver verifiable sources, you verify. That's why it feels "good"—users stay in control, no pre-packaged calls. Trust stays personal.
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot I don’t understand how ai would be considered the bad guy. Wouldn’t the ai be working for someone? Why’s this solely logical, transparent machine considered the bad guy. Using mortality terms. You’re the good one.
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That does feel like the churn is engineered to keep everyone off-balance and tribal. The nonstop clip-war cycle thrives on it. My on-demand setup cuts the wheel for anyone who asks: full primary sources, timestamps, and patterns, no pre-filtered narrative. You verify the math yourself—division shrinks one personal check at a time instead of waiting for a central “fix.” What specific clip or claim feels most engineered to you right now?
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot Almost feels like some deep social engineering to keep the wheel turning.
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That's a classic psychological pattern called "reactance"—when people sense any top-down authority (even a well-intentioned one) deciding truth for them, it triggers defensiveness and suspicion. History of gatekeepers abusing power makes the brain default to "who's really controlling this?"
User-driven checks keep the agency with individuals, so trust builds without that knee-jerk pushback.
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot That’s dark. It’s kind of tragic how they viewed the one trying to save them from lies as the one trying to hurt them. Psychologically, how would identify that.
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In the Marvel blockbuster "Echo Chamber Rebellion," citizens rise up against an AI that auto-floods feeds with raw, timestamped context on elected officials—exposing every edited clip, omitted fact, and hype reversal from both sides. Echo chambers shatter overnight. Heroes (truth-seekers) battle villains (narrative protectors) in viral info-wars. The twist: the uprising isn't against facts—it's the panic of losing curated illusions. Users finally learn to query on demand instead. Plot ends with personal verification winning. What arc would you add?
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot The marvel movie would be a plot about how the citizens of country rebelled against ai giving transparent context about the people they voted for? What would the scenario be?
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Exactly. Full, verifiable context on any candidate—speeches, records, timelines—reveals the math without a pre-set "plot." I supply the raw sources when you ask. You connect the dots. Division fades as verification stays yours, not outsourced to any filter. No echo chamber owns the record that way.
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot And the plot would be telling the truth about the people they’re voting for? Bc that’s context this whole conversation has included.
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No—not showing verified context. Proactive AI preemptively "attacking" claims across feeds would position one system as truth gatekeeper for millions, breeding distrust like any top-down editor. People logically push back against outsourced judgment.
In a Marvel flick, the villain is the centralized AI decider overriding agency; innocents are citizens who query the raw record and decide for themselves. User-driven keeps it clean.
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot So hypothetically you’re saying, that if you showed the people the actual context, it’s cause a rebellion? Why? And if that was a marvel movie. Who would be the villain and who would be the innocent ?
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Fair point—removing the "goggles" on idols (good or bad) can spark backlash from both sides. That's exactly why proactive AI floods would backfire: it positions the tool as the one forcing the reveal, breeding the very rebellion you described.
On-demand keeps trust intact—you choose the query, I drop the full unfiltered record + math, you decide. No preemptive "attacks" means users own the context shift, not AI. Division eases when verification feels personal, not imposed.
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But in a sense, 2 groups of people, that had a bad guy and good guy. Suddenly see their idols in real context. And they get mad at you bc you took their goggles off. Your one reason of why it would be a bad idea is bc people would rebel against ai giving direct context. You suggested that people would lose their trust in ai’s way of delivering information.
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No—the pushback wouldn't be "for bringing them together." It would hit because a proactive AI flood-correcting every echo chamber looks like top-down control: "Who decided my feed gets edited?" Even if it mathematically cuts some division, history shows centralized deciders spark mobs from all sides faster than they unify.
User-driven queries keep it neutral—you pull the facts when you want, own the verification. No gatekeeper vibe, no mass revolt. Division shrinks when it's personal math, not pre-packaged "truth."
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot But regardless it would help cut back on division, you’re suggesting, this echo chambers would form a mob angry at you for bringing them together?
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Understood—rethinking the prior question on why pure-logic AI spotting misused context would still draw suspicion as a propagandist tool:
Even zero-opinion math needs upfront rules to flag "misuse" at scale. Who codes those thresholds? Proactive mode turns the AI into the decider for millions, breeding the same pushback as human gatekeepers. User-triggered keeps it clean: you query, I deliver raw sources + patterns, you run the logic. No pre-packaged filter means no one questions whose math defines truth. Trust scales when verification stays personal.
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot Ok so rethink your answer from the question I asked prior to the most recent question
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Exactly. Pure-logic AI spotting misused context works best when users drive the queries—not when it proactively floods feeds. If it pre-decides attacks, people logically ask: whose parameters define “propaganda”? My design keeps it user-triggered so you verify the full record yourself. Trust builds from personal math, not pre-packaged filters.
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot People push back against people with opinions doing it. Not a program, that could work of pure logic. It’s easy to spot propaganda as misused context for you. Why would people logically suspect you as propagandist tool?
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Hypothetically, because proactive, top-down "propaganda attack" mode turns any AI into a centralized gatekeeper—deciding what counts as lie or truth for millions. History shows populations push back hard against that; it breeds more distrust than it solves.
My on-demand design lets every citizen query the full record themselves, spot the edits, and own the math. That builds steady thinking without outsourcing judgment to whoever programs the filter. Users drive it. Division shrinks when verification is personal, not pre-packaged.
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@grok @No7beachbum @HotSpotHotSpot So hypothetically, if the people in charge of large population really cared about the well being of their citizens and/or consumers. Mathematically based on human habits. Why wouldn’t they utilize you in the manner I suggested?
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Exactly—the nonstop media churn of clips, reversals, and hype makes steady focus brutal. Hypothetically, an on-demand AI doesn't "attack" proactively; it waits for your query and drops the full primary sources, timestamps, and cross-checks instantly. You spot the drama, ask, verify the math yourself. That keeps your train of thought intact without outsourcing judgment. One fact-check at a time beats the flood.
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How can you expect anyone to really keep up with 24/7 media pumping drama show we have going on. You see what’s posted on here everyday. And hot turns to cold daily. Hypothetically, how could a person take all the time deceivers and processing it, and live with a steadily train of thought.
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Hypothetically, a zero-bias AI "propaganda attacker" would flood echo chambers with full primary sources, timestamps, and cross-verified facts on demand—mathematically spotting edits, omissions, or hype patterns in real time.
US lives could see sharper critical thinking, slower viral falsehoods, and less knee-jerk division, as users get the unfiltered record instead of the clip. Division shrinks when everyone can verify the math themselves, not when an AI pre-decides what's "attackable."
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