Yes.
This is already the fifth European country @RabbiShmuley has visited in a few weeks, randomly attacking strangers and accusing them of jew hatred and liking Hitler. Does he not realize that his shameful behavior fuels the very hostility he complains about?
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This unserious person is captured by the AI industry.
Let me be clear: AI companies regulating themselves is a nonstarter. Our government has to step in, investigate independently, and set guardrails that prioritize the safety of the American people over corporate profits.
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Hey @davetroy is Gary OK?
it’s a shame to see someone like @NateSilver538 does not understand a basic, fundamental technical distinction. (@tristanharris and Kevin Roose missed it the other day, too.) pure LLMs were (very roughly and certainly not exactly) like stochastic parrots. harnesses, tools, code interpreters heralded the spread of neurosymbolic AI. the new systems are hybrids; they work differently. the somewhat weak metaphor is much weaker with them. but the fact that they are less like stochastic parrots doesn’t mean the original systems weren’t, nor that pure scaling worked. it means that neurosymbolic AI was an important next step. this still doesn’t mean we have AGI; most of the progress works best in verifiable domains; truly reliable general intelligence has certainly not yet arrived. (my 2020 article Next Decade in AI foresaw all of this, and what’s still missing, including world models, which i called cognitive models there.)
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This is getting dangerously close to a structural critique, but it’s the right question. Why do the Democrats always lose? Why do they never reverse bad policies? When did this phenomenon start?
The Democratic Party is the only party in the world — in all history of elections — capable of decisively losing to a rival hated by 80% of the electorate. Some political scientist really need to write a book explaining how they manage to come up with such strategies or else we are not a serious discipline. (We are not a serious discipline. It’s more like a well-paid hobby.)
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This is a tough one. While I agree with the basic premise or context about Operation Mockingbird, and the implication that that operation continues today, I struggle with this person’s conclusion because we in the west have been at war with Russia as far back as 2008. Cui Bono?
La Operación Mockingbird (u Operación Sinsonte) de la CIA, iniciada a principios de la Guerra Fría, para manipular los medios de comunicación y reclutar a periodistas, fue un juego de niños en comparación con lo que estamos viviendo en estos días. Las operaciones de guerra cognitiva que se están llevando a cabo para convencer a las poblaciones europeas de la bondad de una guerra contra Rusia son cada día más sofisticadas y generalizadas. En este marco, la complicidad de los medios es esencial.
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Zero mention by CBS of American Imperialism or 60 years of economic sanctions.
U.S. military lays groundwork for potential action around Cuba cbsnews.com/news/u-s-groundw… By @JimLaPorta
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WTAF?!?!?
NEW by me -- Obama: U.S. government is "much less corrupt" than ever before axios.com/2026/09/24/obama-g…
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Two hours ago this person was saying that speech supporting Palestine are unacceptable and criminal and now he’s writing on the First Amendment.
Attacks on the free press always come from the same places: the desire to control information and fear of the truth. My latest:
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These posts infuriate me because these people know full well Muslim Brotherhood and terrorism in general were creations of the west.
.@themariamwahba tells @FreeBeacon: "How could someone looking at the Muslim Brotherhood in 2012 see it as a movement worthy of support, rather than as an Islamist movement whose ideology and networks have served as a gateway to terrorism, sectarian violence, and instability?" freebeacon.com/democrats/abd…
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I don’t understand this bit… he’s very smart obviously and was very right about Ukraine and Russia but in this tweet here he’s inverting things. How can somebody so smart get things so wrong?
The list of real war criminals exploiting the UN platform to brag about their accomplishments is not limited to the Iranian president. And to cover their genocidal records they are more than happy to talk about Israel.
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This outlet calls itself a non-profit NGO on NatSec and foreign policy.
Trump's UN address offered remarkable clarity and candor on Iran policy, casting the issue in zero-sum terms. @therealBehnamBT in @realDailyWire: fdd.org/analysis/2026/09/23/…
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All the commentary from this vector is de facto evidence that these are false false flags, and the mafia kleptocracy of the U.S. is giving Europe to Putin.
Clearly an Ukraine false flag is being rushed with CIA and EU complicity so Russia can be blamed for the imminent collapse of EU debt and energy markets. Russia has never hit targets in the Mediterranean, but Ukraine has struck there several times. Shipping containers are anonymous, universal, can be weaponised by anyone with deniability.
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What is wrong with the Euros Euromongering?
Russia will not attack NATO. The Russian government laughs at this claim. But European leaders use this claim in campaigns, elections, and daily life. It’s a simple fear mongering tactic so you vote for these EuroMongers
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Joe, Kamala, and Hakeem are terrible. Also, what is a leftist? Childish.
If you read the quotes and comments it's clear that leftists genuinely have a more positive view of Trump than people like Joe, Kamala, or Hakeem. They've said more nice things about Trump in that one thread than they have about Joe or Kamala in the last 6 years. I'm not even sure if they realize it.
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The fact that 95% of the comments on this tweet are ill formed arguments in support of Israeli Hasbara talking points is de facto evidence that the OP has a point.
As a Jew, I’m excited to have a Mayor who opposes Israel’s genocide, and that’s the overwhelming sentiment I hear from my Jewish constituents.
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Because some of them are smart and realize this is a garden variety PR campaign to get a government bailout or artificial moat to profit from. @TheAtlantic
Why do some leftists have a strange impulse to oppose regulating AI? theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0…
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I hate it when people I like on one issue start parroting The Narrative for the bad guys on another issue.
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This person is not serious. Wants to impeach the avatar, the actor playing a role or character but makes no mention of the implications or the networks interests and hipster behind the project he is implementing.
I don't say this lightly, but Pete Hegseth deserves to be impeached. I understand just how serious a vote to impeach is from experience, and I still believe impeaching him is the right thing to do. The Iran war. The purge of senior ranks. The boat strikes. The case is overwhelming. (Link below)
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I’m sorry, I don’t understand this account’s politics… are they saying the quiet part out loud?
"The U.S. government is 'bought and paid for by the Israel lobby.'" Said Macklemore, just moments after insisting he isn't antisemitic, at an event supporting Mahmoud Khalil and the pro-terror encampments.
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Even Al Jazeera won’t say the true death toll which is in the hundreds of thousands…
BREAKING: Another Palestinian has been killed and more have been wounded in an Israeli drone strike on central Gaza City, bringing today’s death toll to six. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/st3yz3
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