At 8:04 p.m., Jacob Coxon drops his AI-doomsday warning. By the next fucking day, the media gods have somehow “discovered” him everywhere at once: CNN. NBC. Fox. WSJ. Axios. TIME. WIRED. What an astonishing organic miracle. Somebody alert the Vatican. Pirate Wires His thread rockets toward 173.8 million views. Prominent AI-doomer accounts start amplifying him almost immediately. The guy with the previously quiet account suddenly gets treated like Moses coming down from Anthropic with the extinction tablets. Then the curtain slips. DEY. Ideas + Influence—a professional communications firm plugged directly into the AI-doomer world—was reportedly booking interviews for Coxon. Bret Baier asked him on September 9 whether any third parties helped with the whistleblowing rollout. Coxon: “Not at all.” Same fucking day. DEY. booking interviews. Absolutely beautiful. Pirate Wires And DEY. isn’t some random fucking publicist who wandered in off the street. It represents Eliezer Yudkowsky, advises MIRI, and was reportedly lining up MIRI’s Nate Soares during the same media window. Soares later said he connected Coxon with DEY. after the post had already exploded. Fine. That still leaves us with one hell of a spectacle: the “spontaneous” whistleblower tsunami acquires a professional PR apparatus almost instantly while America watches him materialize across every major media outlet like he’d been summoned by fucking central casting. DEY. says its work involves “shaping public understanding over time.” Pirate Wires Apparently “organic” now means somebody remembered to book the goddamn interviews. (article below)
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“Vanishingly rare.” That smug little talking point looks like absolute bullshit when 1,600 election-fraud investigations are suddenly sitting on government desks after enforcement becomes a “tier-one priority.” Reuters reported that federal prosecutions for alleged noncitizen voting were previously “extremely uncommon.” Then hundreds of agents were mobilized across all 50 states. DOJ brought 32 charges involving noncitizen voting in four weeks. Florida separately announced 20 election-crime arrests and prosecutions, including 16 noncitizens. And now the old argument looks fucking ridiculous. For years, people pointed to the scarcity of prosecutions as though that settled the entire question. Few prosecutions supposedly meant almost nothing was happening. What a convenient pile of shit. Prosecution numbers depend on enforcement priorities, manpower, investigations, and whether prosecutors actually decide to pursue the fucking cases. Reuters itself supplied the humiliating sequence: prosecutions were “extremely uncommon,” enforcement became a top priority, investigators were deployed, and the cases started piling up. The 1,600 investigations don’t magically become 1,600 convictions. They don’t all involve noncitizen voting. Nobody needs to inflate a damn thing. The numbers already demolish the lazy logic that yesterday’s lack of prosecutions somehow proved there was nothing worth investigating. The government finally started digging. Thirty-two federal charges followed in four weeks. Florida added its own cases. The comfortable little slogan suddenly has to survive actual enforcement. So go ahead. Say it again with a straight face: “Vanishingly rare.” Apparently it becomes a hell of a lot less invisible when somebody finally bothers to fucking look. (article below)
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First they took ordinary words and twisted them until familiar concepts became ideological arguments ... “woman,” “mother,” “illegal,” even whether riots were “mostly peaceful.” Then they treated anyone who rejected the new definitions as confused or backward, as though breaking the language itself were evidence of enlightenment. Then came the Covid credibility crater, the lawfare, the censorship fights, the election distrust, and years of institutional effort aimed at Trump. And somehow the great institutional cleanup operation kept making the mess more visible. Every attempt to marginalize him exposed another layer of the machinery. Another agency. Another legal tactic. Another activist network. Another funding stream. Another explanation for why the previous explanation was supposedly misunderstood. That is the spectacular self-own. The more they tried to make Trump the story, the more attention shifted toward the architecture surrounding him. Push him out, and he gets four years to watch. Investigate him, and the investigative machinery becomes part of the public record. Prosecute him, and the legal theories become national arguments. Censor around him, and the censorship apparatus becomes a political issue of its own. Try explaining away collapsing trust, and suddenly people start asking why the institutions burned through so much trust in the first place. Then came the bullets. And still he came back. That is the part the architects never seem to have planned for: the target survives long enough to study the targeting system. They spent years trying to expose Trump. Instead, they kept switching on the lights inside the machine. (article below)
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What the fuck did America actually give up by feeding Xi Jinping dinner? A red carpet? Cameras? A little ceremonial “face” so Beijing gets pretty pictures for state media? Fine. Put that shit on the ledger. Then turn the goddamn page and count what matters. What did China gain on Taiwan? What concessions changed hands? What happened on trade, rare earths, Iran, AI, economic coercion, or Beijing’s strategic position? What leverage moved? What did Washington give away? What did it keep? That’s the fucking scorecard. Xi can collect handshakes, chandeliers, steak, applause, and enough glossy photos to wallpaper the Great Hall of the People. None of that settles whether the United States surrendered a single durable advantage. Yet Washington keeps acting like foreign policy is fucking Yelp. Too much carpet. Too much ceremony. Too many smiles. Wrong fork. Wrong optics. Somebody call the State Department sommelier. Screw that. If Xi walked away with real concessions, hammer the deal. If China gained strategic ground, show it. If Taiwan got weakened, if Beijing gained economic leverage, if hostile regimes got more room to breathe, put the evidence on the table and tear it apart. That’s substance. Scoring a great-power summit by the fucking centerpieces is political kindergarten. Power gets measured in leverage, concessions, access, pressure, and results. Xi can keep the steak. Show me the fucking balance sheet. (article below)
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Flopping Aces retweeted
Confirmed: @AnthropicAI = Supply Chain Risk. The @DeptofWar does what is right for the Country and our Warriors.
The D.C. Circuit has upheld @DeptofWar's decision to exclude Anthropic’s Claude from its supply chain based on risks to national security.
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The LAPD Union refused to endorse me, despite 85% of their officers supporting me. They then gave over $300K for attack ads against me and over $100K supporting Karen Bass. Well...these corrupt hacks got what they paid for. Good luck!
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Without social media censorship, "we lose total control". - Hillary Clinton, October 5, 2024
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Kicking out the free press is what fragile authoritarians do. Not American presidents. instagram.com/reels/DdovJZPT…
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2021. CNN does a segment on how Fox News is not news at all, but instead just propaganda and conspiracy theories. To support the segment, CNN host pointed to Fox people making the following claims: ▪️Biden was in cognitive decline and probably not even in charge ▪️Pandemic lockdowns caused pain and deaths ▪️Falling sperm count, fertility rates, and open borders are all big problems CNN on the other hand spent the Biden years telling us that the open border wasn't a problem at all and that Biden was sharp as ever. Hey Brianna Keilar, which channel was closer to being real news?
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Yes... Why @davidaxelrod ?
Why does an American @POTUS give the red carpet treatment to the authoritarian leaders of adversarial countries--who are actively aiding war efforts against us--and the back of the hand to our closest allies?
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Less than 48 hours ago, CNN’s Kaitlan Collins said we independent media outlets could NOT handle covering President Trump with our pool cameras We set out to prove her WRONG, and we DID. Today, we covered EVERY SECOND of President Trump’s welcome ceremony for Xi. Right here on 𝕏 THE GAME HAS CHANGED! 🔥 “They don’t have the resources,” @kaitlancollins said. She was proven wrong. @RealAmVoice @JackPosobiec
🚨 NOW: Legacy media outlets are REFUSING to cover President Trump for the American people, in solidarity with CNN They're saying independent media CANNOT replace them, claiming "we don't have the resources" I'm willing to put up my own money to cover the President wherever he goes. And I'm sure others will do the same. What do you say, @JackPosobiec, @bennyjohnson, @RealAmVoice, @OANN, @AndrewKolvet, @TPUSA (& more)? We'll create our own pool. We don't need CNN's "resources" We CANNOT and WILL NOT be bulled by these declining fake news outlets. TIME TO TAKE CONTROL!
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You were branched as a Finance officer and later became a public affairs officer. In the Reserves. Your highest award is a DMSM. Look, as a career logistics officer myself I always preach one team, one fight, but not when someone like you--who is supported by the cretinous, Soros-funded, "VoteVets"--crawls out of the Deep State slime to smear actual combat veterans like Hegseth. Pete Hegseth's pinky finger knows more about leading troops in wartime than your DSA sell-out brain will ever comprehend, and the closest your pinky ever got to heroism is a paper cut. So how about you put a sock in it, you DEI-installed, Commie faux-general? Beat it.
I say this as a retired Brigadier General with 30 years of service: Pete Hegseth is an unqualified frat boy.
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This you? @TheDemocrats Xi Jinping arrival at White House state dinner with President Barack Obama in 2015
Rolling out the red carpet for a dictator while blocking American journalists from the White House. Disgusting.
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I’m not going to say “respectfully” because I have two years on you, achieved the same rank, flew multiple combat missions, and STILL serve in a meaningful capacity today. But trash-talking @SecWar doesn’t make you look superior, more intelligent, or better qualified. If you’d led with something other than your mouth, you’d know that. Pro tip: Insulting the troops who were on the ground is a very good way to piss off those of us who protected them.
I say this as a retired Brigadier General with 30 years of service: Pete Hegseth is an unqualified frat boy.
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There is no better example of the dishonesty of the media than what they have done with the Epstein stuff. These clips are from the Biden years. Listen to these people lecture about how evil and immoral it is to label someone a pedophile or pedophile protector for political reasons. Then Trump took office again in 2025 and these same people just spent an entire year baselessly accusing him of being a pedophile and/or a pedophile protector for political reasons.
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I will not hear any complaining about this. Joe Biden tried to put Donald Trump in jail for the rest of his life. If he can't tolerate a little bit of mockery, then too bad for him. Anybody pretending that President Trump needs to adopt this artifice of "Oh yeah, there's really bipartisan unity, and God forbid we insult one another," is being ridiculous. You don't get to try to put the former president in jail and then expect that the rest of us will just be okay with it (or that you won't get mocked if you end up losing)
There is no better example I can think of how Trump isn’t a steward of America or remotely patriotic or even nationalistic. He is simply a partisan of his own ego. This is just gross. He’s trying to suck up to a dictator and adversary by mocking another American president. And, btw, the anonymous functionary running this account will be remembered as a tiny little throne-sniffing weasel.
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According to failed General Mark Hertling, "it's not clear why" the Pentagon has decided to test senior officers. I could end this post there and have the internet tell it how it is. But I'm not. I actually read this rag of an article. My response to Hertling (who blocks me but he will see this) is that let's talk about YOU. Since you've dedicated oh so much time making it political about Hegseth and Scheller. Mark Hertling has: >publicly announced “I consider myself woke,” opposed rolling back DEI and transgender accession policy, and called Hegseth’s DEI critique “insulting” to the force >lectures that the military must stay apolitical while writing a steady stream of partisan attacks on the sitting Secretary and defending Mark Kelly’s political video as professional duty >tripled down on every failed policy of GWOT like mOnEy aS A wEaPoN sYsTeM >removed the bayonet from Army basic training as DCG for Initial Military Training, then acted shocked that old infantrymen objected >cut .50 cal familiarization and convoy live fire from BCT in the same “we teach too much stuff” overhaul >commanded MND North in 2007–08, sold a “historic turnaround,” and watched that same ground become the spine of the ISIS caliphate six years later >wrote in April 2021 that Biden “made the right call” on Afghanistan, then spent 2026 treating Stu Scheller as too stained to design a promotion screen >built his late career brand on Soldier Athlete and PT reform, then framed “fat generals” talk as crude culture war the moment someone else said it TLDR on his article but know this: he firmly states nothing is wrong with the old system. He said that. He literally said those words. Totally cool. Zero to refine in the promotion process. You know what problem we are trying to solve, General? You. You are the problem we are trying to solve. Because you can't fight yourself out of a wet paper bag yet somehow think you're the greatest gift to the military since Napoleon. If Napoleon thought men could get pregnant. Keep hammering away on your partisan rag. If anything, you've given America that much more of a glimpse into why testing future generals and admirals is necessary. So they don't become.... you. *picture posted for no useful reason whatsoever than illustrating this man is a joke*
"Before rushing to use this new assessment, the Pentagon should determine whether performance on the evaluation correlates with demonstrated performance in the real world....I can think of an intriguing way to conduct that proof of principle." lnk.thebulwark.com/3VPscuV
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