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@WrldInfamus757 @WhoopingFeet Wait. As in Iman Gadzhi’s Whop? That is one of the investors?

@WhoopingFeet he’s talking about whop. it’s the clipping method from streamers but Drake used it for his $$$ rollout and this Iceman rollout

Trevor Noah is 100% correct they are paying for fake trends now Drake Iceman currently has a campaign that’ll pay u if u get 100k views on X, TikTok or IG This not including the Kalshi, Stake, Polymarket etc … as well as what they paying big media pages for fake hype

be very careful about what you post online

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@BadFaithAct @la_crawley @bThatGuy1 @RetroAgent12 Where do you get your news/information?

@la_crawley @bThatGuy1 @RetroAgent12 You trust "The Guardian"? 😂

@bill_ohall82976 @realMaalouf Giving up God for politics is wild.

@realMaalouf So Turkson is a conservative in some areas but is a SJW. Tagle is a leftist, like our recent pope. I guess as a conservative, I will be postponing my return to the church...

Cardinal Peter Turkson and Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle are the top contenders in the Vatican to become the next Pope.

@angrymandinners @thatmouthywoman @NesmithBlaine @VladTheInflator @VincentOshanano So then why is the IRS offering up TAX PAYMENTS/INFORMATION of immigrants to assist ICE in deportation ops? Sure, some might be paid under the table but many pay taxes.

@thatmouthywoman @NesmithBlaine @VladTheInflator @VincentOshanano They get paid under the table you idiot

BREAKING: President Trump says he plans to pause deportations for illegal immigrants employed in agriculture, hospitality, and other industries. LOL what a fucking fake

@warchiefsean @adamscochran Don’t run! Finish the fight! He’s about to win. The question was: “And when did Trump take office?” And try not to stoop to “whataboutisms” and name calling. I want to see you out-intellectualize him.

So remember when I told you: -Trump was an idiot -His tariffs weren’t “just a negotiating tactic” -he didn’t understand tariffs -He’d be bad for your bags (including crypto) -his instability would be bad for markets And you said I was just a “dumb shitlib” How we doin’ now? 🙄

@marcvanderchijs @adamscochran @CoachCryptoNL @CRYPTO_WOLF_OF Lmao and how much do you think they’ll be sold at enterprise pricing for B2B prior to a consumer variant? $20,001? No. They’ll be sold twice to three times the cost of production to safeguard profit.

@adamscochran @CoachCryptoNL @CRYPTO_WOLF_OF The Optimus can be produced for about $20K, it's not highly expensive. This year the first 5000 are being produced already (for use in Tesla factories), next year 50,000. I expect they'll be able to take over most human labour jobs, and do them better, faster, longer and cheaper.

@CubbardCommando @BGoodmanTX @piersmorgan Thank FUCK someone finally fucking said it.

@BGoodmanTX @LPG1704 @piersmorgan It’s 120 miles from port Said to Suez genius. Add another 100 miles to the Truman and an f18 can make that trip in an hour.

If you don’t consider this to be classified info about imminent war plans, it *may* be that you’re too partisan to recognise the truth when it slaps you around your tribal chops. If this had happened on Biden’s watch, Republicans would have rightly gone berserk.

@MalcontentmentT The John Dougan playbook has spawned the likes of Gunter Eagleman et al. The echo chamber is bolstering “voices” for the cause even though they’re bots. All of it is bloat spiraling toward the deepest security wound the likes of which this country has never seen before

The White House is setting conditions in the information space to justify a land invasion of Canada. Someone needs to say it. The messaging is undeniable. Unless the adults reenter the room, it will happen. 1/9

New: The CIA is conducting a damage assessment to determine potential damage from an unclassified email sent to the White House identifying for possible layoffs some officers by first name & last initial that could have exposed under cover agency roles. cnn.com/2025/02/24/pol…

@DrMaheshBanda @Suyash350 @INCKerala Refer to your first tweet in this thread and come back. So nothing is “gone” and won’t be for a while. Getting rid of F-35s and the personnel that fly them is replacement. An unwise decision. Doing both at the same time, is necessary — which was my point

@___raw___ @Suyash350 @INCKerala Modern warfare demands both adaptation and dominance, not just continuity. While manual jets remain relevant, AI-driven platforms are evolving rapidly, and delaying integration risks leaving vulnerabilities. Progress isn’t replacement, it’s enhancement.

Barely three months ago, Elon Musk wanted to get rid of US F-35. Now they found a perfect buyer, and the 'great negotiator'. He promised to buy two squadrons at a few billion dollars.

@DrMaheshBanda @Suyash350 @INCKerala It’s not stagnation. It’s simultaneous operation. Which is necessary in war-fighting. “Fight with current guns until better guns come along.” Only then you replace them and slowly at that. Do not promote gaps in our defense. These manual jets are NOT “gone” yet.

@___raw___ @Suyash350 @INCKerala Well, security is crucial, but innovation must move forward alongside it. Strengthening DefTech oversight while accelerating AI integration ensures we stay ahead, rather than stagnate out of fear of existing vulnerabilities. We have to step up!

@DrMaheshBanda @Suyash350 @INCKerala Which drives back to my point. “If taken care” is always relative to DefTech. We have too many backdoors to DHSCon level testing right now. There is true belief to already being compromised — even reaching into the private sector. Security is always necessary.

@___raw___ @Suyash350 @INCKerala I mean AI drones. AI is already here forever, not necessary to consider security if taken care. AI related products are sensitive and their actions depends upon usage and restriction policies.

@DrMaheshBanda @Suyash350 @INCKerala Drones are nowhere near new. AI drones are. It must be both until the later implemented option is as good as the previous alternative. Doing so too soon presents a small, but exploitable, lapse in our overall security.

@___raw___ @Suyash350 @INCKerala Drones are new to all, so why not we start the new ball game?

@DrMaheshBanda @Suyash350 @INCKerala You’re stating the implied of what I’ve already said. Anduril specifically identifies as a defense company. This exchange is about defense not “multi-domain.” AI AIT is not yet viable to be put into DHSCon w/o sec hurdles. We are not (yet) ready for drones to replace fighters.

@___raw___ @Suyash350 @INCKerala Relying on external vendors for AI-driven target acquisition creates long-term security & operational dependencies, making self-development crucial for strategic autonomy. Drones have multi-domain applications beyond warfare. Technology in-house ensures adaptability & control.

@DrMaheshBanda @Suyash350 @INCKerala “Acquisition of intended target” is still a huge AI hurdle. The proprietary software has yet to be developed on a non open source model. The security implications are damning. Anduril is the only (mainstream) company to develop tech anywhere close to this. It’s not ready.

@Suyash350 @INCKerala Your statement is based on what? What is that complex combat which can't be handled by AI drone? Why can't the AI powered drone do it with a remote, when rocket science has developed so extensive.

@KeepItRealLuke @EScrimshaw You’re anti-war, saying this…. And thinking Canada will go quietly? What do you think will happen if this mentality is allowed to lead the charge?

@EScrimshaw Say thank you that you've been a nation this long

Why are we obligated to be happy you’re threatening to annex us?

no thank you but we will buy twitter for $9.74 billion if you want

An FAA employee I know confirms agency already lacks sufficient air traffic controllers. The so-called “buyouts” and other attacks on federal employees won’t help. Remember that fact when the flight delays (crashes?) commence and Trumpers start falsely blaming DEI or Biden.