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United States Katılım Mart 2023
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Nazi Hunters
Nazi Hunters@HuntersOfNazis·
Remember when the New York Times argued against Hamas releasing the hostages? You can’t hate them enough.
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Curtis Yarvin
Curtis Yarvin@curtis_yarvin·
The lab leak conclusion is terrifying because everyone who knows how the USG works can intuitively sense that it completely discredits the way the USG works. Covid was a normal failure. It was caused by normal bureaucratic incentives motivating normal human beings
The Seeker@TheSeeker268

CIA whistleblower’s written testimony just dropped. It’s worth reading in full but here is the short version: By March 2021, before Biden’s 90-day COVID-origin review, FBI and DOE were already leaning towards lab origin. CIA analysts were leaning the same way, but CIA management didn’t like where the evidence was pointing and were actively obstructing their own people. Then, once the 90-day review kicked off in May 2021, Fauci personally fed the interagency team a curated list of experts. The same ones who wrote “Proximal Origin,” along with others, all part of the same ecosystem shaped by the same overlapping incentives. Basically, the same people involved in funding, defending, or advising on risky virological research were now tasked with assessing and informing official analyses on whether that research caused the pandemic. And then towards the end of the 90-day review period, someone at the CIA management flipped the agency’s assessment from lab-origin to non-consensus. Between 2022-2023, the bureaucratic ecosystem at CIA was stil working overtime to block its own analysts and technical experts. Internal emails even admitted analysts would have called a lab origin if management had let them. Not just that, the analysts who pushed back saw their careers wrecked. And those who buried it got promoted. All this comes from a career intelligence officer on Gabbard's DIG task force, the group literally tasked with declassifying COVID origins. His position gave him direct access to the documents and communications they were trying to hide. So why was the lab-leak conclusion resisted, delayed, and obscured for years? Groupthink. Political pressure. Fear of anything geopolitically inconvenient about China. Reluctance to implicate a research infrastructure funded for decades with American taxpayer money. Motives would be hard to prove, but the result was a textbook cover-up, intentional or otherwise. The real question now is whether Congress, DOJ and the powers that be will follow this wherever it leads.

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Walter Kirn
Walter Kirn@walterkirn·
To defeat your enemy you absolutely must stoop to its tactics. The whole idea that you shouldn't is something your enemy came up with.
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@MaxNordau I don’t object to the content of the quote, but can’t you find an equivalent statement from a man who wasn’t a Castro-loving communist?
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Max 📟
Max 📟@MaxNordau·
“The antisemite does not accuse the Jew of stealing because he thinks he stole something. He does it because he enjoys watching the Jew turn out his pockets to prove his innocence.” — Jean-Paul Sartre
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Polymarket
Polymarket@Polymarket·
JUST IN: Netanyahu announces defamation lawsuit against the New York Times.
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Spencer Pratt
Spencer Pratt@spencerpratt·
I’m honored to receive the endorsement of Dr Ruben Guerra, Chairman of the Latin Business Association that represents over 800,000 Latino businesses in California! I’m ready to put the “dad” in prosperidad, and lead a city in which all Latino entrepreneurs can thrive!
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Insider Wire
Insider Wire@InsiderWire·
#BREAKING: FBI offers $200K reward for Monica Elfriede Witt, an ex-Air Force intelligence agent accused of spying for Iran.
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Matt Braynard
Matt Braynard@MattBraynard·
@JoelWBerry Like when Shapiro joined the America-hating left and condemned the J6 political prisoners. I guess what goes around comes around.
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kunk
kunk@gunk4188·
Donald J. Trump signs executive order declaring Dasha Nekrasova "free use"
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eigenrobot
eigenrobot@eigenrobot·
asking people to read ai-generated text is offensive. this is not because ai text is intrinsically bad. rather, the author has not paid a cost to write the text himself. this cost is a credible signal he finds its communication important. so: not paying that cost is telling
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The noise thing isn’t real. It obviously could have environmental effects locally, depending on how the electricity is generated. Non-locally it could matter if/when the DC consumption becomes comparable to regional/national/global consumption. But every new DC is marginal in that regard
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Zuki
Zuki@zuki_2024·
Catching both sides of the “data center” debate lying and not disclosing conflicts of interests so it’s just a wash for me. Yeah I’d rather live by a nuclear power plant than a fucking data center for the record. Somehow we’re skipping that for more surveillance state crap.
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Alaric The Barbarian
Alaric The Barbarian@0xAlaric·
SEARCHING FOR PYRAMIDS IN THE DARIEN GAP FULL DOCUMENTARY
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